Great Job thank you, Our Family moved from Los Angeles 1959 bought a small Trailer, Rented up that Road called Babe Road on the very first level to the right down to end space 12 where Camp sites are now, it was once called Port San Luis Trailer Park, I have special memories of our Dad taking us out on his new ski he had purchased shortly after arriving to this Best Kept secret of paradise Beach Town Avila we spent many days on Beach with Family & Friends, my Husband & I recently visited the now Flying flags Avila Beach Rv Camping resort, I was completely in Heaven as we saw the Beautiful transformation that was once called home so many Years ago 1959, we were just Small kids, given such a opportunity to Live & Play on the Beaches & Our Dad taking us out for Boat rides, now that am older as I stood in the very space that over looked The Ocean, Clear Blue Sky's, we once Lived, I'm so Grateful to have experienced this Lil Slice of Heaven. Thank you, The Webb Family Marvin Myrle 3 kids Greg, Mike & Vicki the year 1959 a Beautiful Season of Time. Vicki Webb Hayes
Hi Vicki, thanks for watching and the great story, as I was reading it I could rally feel you connection with this great location. And thanks for the history on this place, I did not realize that it was a trailer park previously! Glad this video was able to bring back sounds like some great memories for you. Truely a "Lil Slice of Heaven"!
Hello, and thanks for watching and the question, the only tent camping is in the "Campers Cove" area on the bluff. The "Low Tide" area videos posted are the only ones we have. My understanding is that the Low tide and Ocean Breeze sites at this point in time is only temporary, they will be tuning this into Jupes, walk in tents and permanent Airstream rental RV lodging. They will also be adding a pool, restaurant and bar in the future in the area above Avila Beach Drive.
Good afternoon. May I know the other places you featured in here. Pismo Beach. Port San Luis? Where else? I'm fixing my 21 footer and go to these amazing RV Park Resort. Hopefully you'll respond soon. Thank you.
Hello! Pismo Coast RV Village is nice, easy walk to beach and downtown, there is also a state campground next to the Village: www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=595 Here is the other camping in Port San Louis: www.portsanluis.com/2163/RV-Camping
Nice journey of your stay. Did you see any vintage older RVs or trailers there? Also did you make your reservations through the park or some other service? Thanks.
Hello, thanks for watching Ernie! There were some older RVs there I would contact them with a phone call to be sure, they may want to see a photo. Here is the web site for making reservations: www.flyingflagsavilabeach.com/booking/ We just walked back in the door from another fantastic trip down to Avila Beach Flying Flags, such a great place, super friendly staff!! BTW we made our reservations I think 5 days before our trip, I just took a quick glance on availability and BINGO, they had a spot open so we pounced on it, hope you can make it soon!
Just found your review. Wow gorgeous, but no availability. What is your recommendation for reservations? Do you have reserve at a certain date or just get lucky lol.
Hello, well LUCK I would say and a flexible schedule! keep trying and call them to see about openings due to cancellations! Keep after it you will get in!
Location, Location, Location! Dry camping is less expensive, BUT if you want a great view, you going to have to drop the big bucks, and of course weekdays are less expensive along with the shoulder seasons, sometimes they run a promo, stay X amount of nights and get one free I have seen.
Great Job thank you, Our Family moved from Los Angeles 1959 bought a small Trailer, Rented up that Road called Babe Road on the very first level to the right down to end space 12 where Camp sites are now, it was once called Port San Luis Trailer Park, I have special memories of our Dad taking us out on his new ski he had purchased shortly after arriving to this Best Kept secret of paradise Beach Town Avila we spent many days on Beach with Family & Friends, my Husband & I recently visited the now Flying flags Avila Beach Rv Camping resort, I was completely in Heaven as we saw the Beautiful transformation that was once called home so many Years ago 1959, we were just Small kids, given such a opportunity to Live & Play on the Beaches & Our Dad taking us out for Boat rides, now that am older as I stood in the very space that over looked The Ocean, Clear Blue Sky's, we once Lived, I'm so Grateful to have experienced this Lil Slice of Heaven. Thank you, The Webb Family Marvin Myrle 3 kids Greg, Mike & Vicki the year 1959 a Beautiful Season of Time. Vicki Webb Hayes
Hi Vicki, thanks for watching and the great story, as I was reading it I could rally feel you connection with this great location. And thanks for the history on this place, I did not realize that it was a trailer park previously! Glad this video was able to bring back sounds like some great memories for you. Truely a "Lil Slice of Heaven"!
Oh my goodness, that place is gorgeous!
Yes, very nice well worth the trip, thanks for watching and commenting!
That's awesome!! We are staying there at the end on this month!! Thank you for this well done video
You are welcome, going to love this place, first class operation! The sunrise is amazing, never missed a day! Have fun let us know how your trip goes!
Just got back, we loved our stay. Will definitely be back. Well worth the trip.
Thanks for the nice slow moving camera for a visual of the sites. Trying to determine which site to book for my RV. Looks like we are getting #36.
There is not really a bad site there, have fun!
Nice! Do you by any chance have more videos of the tent sites(lowtide area)?
Hello, and thanks for watching and the question, the only tent camping is in the "Campers Cove" area on the bluff. The "Low Tide" area videos posted are the only ones we have. My understanding is that the Low tide and Ocean Breeze sites at this point in time is only temporary, they will be tuning this into Jupes, walk in tents and permanent Airstream rental RV lodging. They will also be adding a pool, restaurant and bar in the future in the area above Avila Beach Drive.
Hello, we revisited FF Avila Beach and we will be posting new video in this coming weeks video 5/26, based on your comments!
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Thank you buddy
Glad you enjoyed the video, Ray!
Good afternoon. May I know the other places you featured in here. Pismo Beach. Port San Luis? Where else? I'm fixing my 21 footer and go to these amazing RV Park Resort. Hopefully you'll respond soon. Thank you.
Hello! Pismo Coast RV Village is nice, easy walk to beach and downtown, there is also a state campground next to the Village: www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=595 Here is the other camping in Port San Louis: www.portsanluis.com/2163/RV-Camping
Nice journey of your stay. Did you see any vintage older RVs or trailers there? Also did you make your reservations through the park or some other service? Thanks.
Hello, thanks for watching Ernie! There were some older RVs there I would contact them with a phone call to be sure, they may want to see a photo. Here is the web site for making reservations: www.flyingflagsavilabeach.com/booking/
We just walked back in the door from another fantastic trip down to Avila Beach Flying Flags, such a great place, super friendly staff!! BTW we made our reservations I think 5 days before our trip, I just took a quick glance on availability and BINGO, they had a spot open so we pounced on it, hope you can make it soon!
I just priced out a 10 day stay. over $1800!!
Hi Caroline, ya not cheap, but worth a stay, 3 nights is sufficient to save a little $$$
Just found your review. Wow gorgeous, but no availability. What is your recommendation for reservations? Do you have reserve at a certain date or just get lucky lol.
Hello, well LUCK I would say and a flexible schedule! keep trying and call them to see about openings due to cancellations! Keep after it you will get in!
only $170.00 nite for dry camping what a ripoff
Location, Location, Location! Dry camping is less expensive, BUT if you want a great view, you going to have to drop the big bucks, and of course weekdays are less expensive along with the shoulder seasons, sometimes they run a promo, stay X amount of nights and get one free I have seen.
@@tyersontheroad2607 still ridiculous prices, you can stay in a hotel or airBnB for that price with a view