Dockweiler RV Park

I have issues.
When I walked up to register after making a reservation the person charged my card, handed me a green slip and said 6 words
«The dogs are six dollars extra»
No info packet, no hello, no explanation regarding the park, no bathroom info ect ect.
Later When we called a über to come down to our site they were not allowed. The reason is I needed to tell the über driver specific instructions «flash lights» and «wave» at security and they will let you in. Ok. Fine.
So we walk all the way to security gate a 7 minute walk up and we leave.
When we get back from dinner. The über driver «flashed his lights» at security… We waited for a 3 – 4 minutes. The bars keeping us out didn’t move. And the two security guards kept talking.
We got out of the über walked to security and that is when the security guard put on her coat and came out. By this time we were already walking so we were losers then as well.
The Bathrooms are clean but they look like prison bathrooms. Metal toilets, group changing rooms and no sign regarding how the showers work. It took me a while to figure the knobs, timing button ect.
They do have signs to tell you what you can’t do but nothing explaining what you can do and how to do it.
«Don’t drive this direction or your tires will shred»
«Don’t take dogs on beach»
«Don’t put solid items down sewer»
«Pick up after dog»
Ect ect ect.
While I agree with the don’ts I wish they would have explained the do’s to me.
Hire new people who want and like their job.
This place sucks.

This right on the beach with full hookups for 55 a night. The beach was not crowded the weekend that my daughter grandson and I went. The spaces are on asphalt They are about 40 feet long. The only problem for us is the hookups are toward the front of the space so you may need extra long sewer and electrical cords. Next to each parking space is about a 3 ft wide buffer zone The picnic table, grill and hookup pillar are all placed in that zone. If you have a really big rig, this is your outdoor space. We have a small trailer so we had plenty of extra space. My grandson loved playing on the beach. People were friendly. There were lots of families with kids. There was a bit of a party atmosphere in a good way, but not a lot of people noises after midnight.
One of the cons (although definitely a pro from grandsons point of view) is that you are directly under the flight path for Los Angeles International airport. Most of the planes leaving there take off over the ocean. So there are jumbo jets taking off on average every 5 minutes and they are low enough that you can often identify the logo on the plane. Little boys seem to, like this. For my daughter and I it rapidly became background noise and didn’t really bother us. The flights seem to stop around midnight and resume around 5 in the morning. The other negative is that it is next door to a very big sewage plant. Occasionally when the wind blows the wrong direction you may get a whiff of sewage smells. But most of the time the wind blows in off the ocean and smells like salt air.
The restrooms were new and clean. Showers included but you can’t set the temperature and you have to press a button every 30 seconds to keep the water flowing. The park is patrolled frequently and there is a security guard on duty all night at the entrance. if you are visiting LA in an Rv this is a great place to stay, close to Santa Monica and West LA attractions

beautiful spots right on the beach with fire hoops to bbq. can’t get any closer to the ocean!!! amazing views! great location, just wish there was wifi and maybe a little grocery store for at least wood and ice… love it there!

My wife and I went glamping at Dockweiler last June and we had a wonderful experience. We didn’t have the best spot, but we sure saw the ocean and sand from where we were at. We also brought our dogs and they seemed to enjoy the experience.
The facilities and grounds were maintained and clean. I would see staff make rounds about every 30 minutes from what I remember. Lots of kids playing, people laughing, and the occasional loud music. It depends who you are if you like that kind of surroundings.