Welcome to our RV Park
Available to all elks members
Atascadero Elks Lodge RV REST STOP is conveniently located half way between Los Angeles and San Francisco along Highway 101. Easy to find and we have full hookups (no cable) including 50/30 amp service, water, WiFi and sewer at each site. This RV Rest Stop is strictly for ELKS members only. Please be prepared to show your current membership card at check-in. There are 13 sites available right next to the Lodge.
Reservations are accepted and there is a 14-day maximum stay for each calendar month. For large groups or reservations please call the Camp Host at (805) 538-8934 between 9am-7pm daily.
Sorry, we cannot guarantee specific spots in our RV Rest Stop.
We are located in the heart of Paso Robles/San Luis Obispo wine regions. We are within an hour’s drive or less to several golf courses, a fully accredited zoo, the enchanting towns and beaches of the Central Coast (including Hearst Castle and the sea lion haven in San Simeon), gourmet restaurants, Cal Poly and its Performing Arts Center, five lakes for fishing and/or water sports and two outlet shopping centers.
- CHECK IN: 1:00pm
- CHECK OUT: 12:00pm (noon)
- FEE: $40.00
- DUMP FEE: $10.00 donation / RV site must be open, no station (NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC)
- CAMPFIRES: Resticted to Propane Campfires ONLY
- CAMP HOST: Yes
- RESERVATIONS: Please call (805) 538-8934
- You are invited to access scheduled lodge events and our social quarters. Please RSVP for meals (additional cost). See the calendar for events and meals. Our current lodge and social quarters open hours are posted in the footer.
- DIRECTIONS:
From Highway 101, take the Del Rio exit – go east to El Camino Real and turn left (north). The Lodge and RV Rest Stop is a quarter mile past the signal on El Camino Real and we are on the left side of the road. Enter through the RV entrance, north of the Lodge entrance.
Want to learn about our RV club, Roadrunners?
Our Elks Camping group, The Roadrunner’s, was started when the lodge began in 1987. Many Charter members had RV’s and enjoyed camping, so it was a natural fit. We try to have around 5-7 campouts a year.