Group Camping along Mission Bay

We’ve added 147 new campsites which are perfect group camping sites! Bring your group camping along the water in the heart of San Diego’s Mission Bay. Let your wagon master know about our resort or form your own camping group.  

Group Camping – Great Way to Bond and Have Fun

Camping offers a terrific way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the peace and quiet of the coast. It can be even more fun when you do it with a group of friends or family.

There are many benefits to camping in groups. Here are just a few:

• It’s more fun. When you’re camping with a group, you can share the experience with people you care about. You can go on hikes, swim in lakes, roast marshmallows over the campfire, and tell stories late into the night.
• It’s more affordable. Mission Bay RV Resort offers group camping sites as low as $50/night.  You need to commit to 10 or more campsite to be considered a group.  We allow both RV and tent camping in the North section.
• It’s Your Group. You get to pick your neighbors.  We’ll assign you a group of campsites, and your wagonmaster (lead contact) gets to assign the campsites.  Note to self:  Be nice to your wagonmaster!
• It’s easier. When you’re with a group, you can divide and conquer the tasks of setting up camp, cooking meals, and cleaning up. You can plan pot luck dinners, game nights and more. This can make the camping experience less stressful and more enjoyable.
• It’s more rewarding. When you camp with a group, you get to create memories that will last a lifetime. You’ll bond with your friends and family, and you’ll all come away from the experience with a renewed appreciation for the outdoors and camping along the coast.

If you like camping with friends, we encourage you to consider creating a camping group. It’s a great way to have fun, save money, and make memories that will last a lifetime. 

How to Create a Camping Group

Here are the steps to create your own camping group and be able to take advantage of group discounts:

1. Create a group – it could be a group of friends, a family reunion, a special interest group or club.  It’s all about bringing people together.
2. Give your group a name
3. Designate a leader or primary contact to book campsites.  This person will be your “Wagon master”.
4. Find a resort or campground and decide on dates.  Make sure they offer group rates. We offer new waterfront group camping sites.
5. Check availability and commit to 10 or more campsites.
6. Get your friends and family to join you camping.  At most resorts, the wagonmaster will be responsible for collecting payments from your group members and paying for the campsites.
7. Have fun!