California’s newest luxury RV resort sits on what will eventually become a 131-acre Air Museum complex in Greenfield, about an hour inland from Monterey. If you’re working with a big rig, this is a solid choice—most of the full hookup sites are pull-thrus with concrete pads, which makes maneuvering easier than at a lot of older parks. The setup is straightforward: paved streets, patios at each site, and barbecues if you want to cook outside your rig.

The on-site amenities cover the basics and then some. There’s a store for supplies you forgot, a clubhouse for socializing with other travelers, a pool and spa, laundry facilities, a fitness center, and a picnic area. Cable TV and WiFi are included, which matters if you’re staying for more than just a night or two. The property itself is well-maintained with that manicured feel you get at newer developments, so it doesn’t have the weathered look of some older RV parks.

For your dog, there’s a fenced pet area and a pet wash station. I’d confirm the current pet policies when you call, but having both amenities on-site is genuinely convenient if your dog rolled in something during a hike.

The location makes sense for exploring Central California. You’re close enough to Monterey for day trips but far enough inland that you avoid coastal crowds and traffic. The park sits right off Highway 101, making it accessible from either direction. If you’re heading north from Paso Robles, take Exit 295 at Thorne Road and head right on Yanks Way. Coming south from Salinas, take the same exit but turn left over the freeway first, then right on Thorne Road, then right again on Yanks Way to reach the entrance.