Moss Landing KOA Express

7905 Sandholdt Rd., Moss Landing, CA 85039

831-633-6800

800-562-3390

Official Website

GPS: 36.7994,-121.7861

Moss Landing KOA Express is located at 7905 Sandholdt Rd., Moss Landing, California 85039 with a total of 46 campsites. Some of the amenities you can enjoy there are Biking, Boating, Fishing, Hiking, Tours, Walking Trails, Water Sports, and more. Before your trip to Moss Landing KOA Express, check out website at http://koa.com/campgrounds/moss-landing/ or contact them through 831-633-6800 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

36.7994, -121.7861

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 36.7994, -121.7861

Amenities

Hookups 50 Amp 30 Amp 20 Amp water sewer Full Hookups
Connectivity cable tv wifi
Recreation picnic area
Site Amenities big rig picnic table
Facilities dump station firewood general store laundry restrooms
Discount Clubs KOA
Pets pets

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Overview of Moss Landing KOA Express


Last Price Paid: $72

Reported by Biosensai on 02.08.2022

Longest RV Reported: 35 feet (Fifth Wheel)

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Number of Sites:

46

Pad Type:

concrete

Elevation:

0 ft / 0 m

Max Length:

60 ft

Tent Camping:

Yes

Reviews of Moss Landing KOA Express

7 people have reviewed this location.


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  • Streamable internet?

    Reviewed 8/2/2022

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    Nightly rate: $72

    Days stayed: 2

    We’ve stayed here since before it was a KOA. As empty nesters, we’re not KOA fans (kids all over) but this wasn’t designed to be that. The OTA channels are superior to the provided cable. Speaking of. Recently I have been unwilling to award the top rating to parks that lack streamable internet. Our first night, my iPad seemed to b...moreWe’ve stayed here since before it was a KOA. As empty nesters, we’re not KOA fans (kids all over) but this wasn’t designed to be that. The OTA channels are superior to the provided cable. Speaking of. Recently I have been unwilling to award the top rating to parks that lack streamable internet. Our first night, my iPad seemed to be connecting to the internet, but turns out it wasn’t. Second day it did. Can’t definitively comment on that which is becoming an increasingly demanded offering. Moss Landing KOA will continue to be our go to park when visiting this part of the coast.

  • Good koa

    Reviewed 3/9/2021

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    Nightly rate: $69

    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: 23

    Great location friendly very well maintained

  • Do not Stay here

    Reviewed 22/12/2020

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    Days stayed: 1

    Site number: 12

    The site is sandwiched between a storage unit facility, the marina parking lot, and a junkyard. Glorious view of the power plant next door. Our bike was stolen out of the rack in the back of our truck with two cable locks on it. They probably would’ve taken all 4 if we hadn’t heard them. In fairness, that was after the host had offere...moreThe site is sandwiched between a storage unit facility, the marina parking lot, and a junkyard. Glorious view of the power plant next door. Our bike was stolen out of the rack in the back of our truck with two cable locks on it. They probably would’ve taken all 4 if we hadn’t heard them. In fairness, that was after the host had offered to loan us some extra security locks, which could just be hospitality but could also mean this is a history. Maybe our bad luck, but on top of that there is eternal and constant, never ending,I stress never ending, noise from the crane operating in the nearby marina. We arrived right at 5 and didn’t notice the overall sketchiness of the surrounding places, we just assumed it was quiet and shut down for the night. Daylight showed the shops and businesses were more shuttered and junkyards.

  • It served it's purpose!

    Reviewed 1/11/2020

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    Nightly rate: $77

    Days stayed: 1

    Site number: 1

    Nothing was terribly wrong about this spot. Good location for exploring Monterey to the south and Santa Cruz to the north but the little town of Moss Landing doesn't have much to offer. Maybe it's just because we were here in mid-October and there was that thing called Covid - every little store & restaurant in walking distance was clo...moreNothing was terribly wrong about this spot. Good location for exploring Monterey to the south and Santa Cruz to the north but the little town of Moss Landing doesn't have much to offer. Maybe it's just because we were here in mid-October and there was that thing called Covid - every little store & restaurant in walking distance was closed (at least they were on a Monday). But the harbor and all the boats was pretty, and the beach is a nice beach there (although no dogs are allowed so we couldn't walk our dog there.The RV park was clean and the folks there were really friendly. They only offered us two spots, right by the road, even though there were quite a few other spots available. Since we were only going to be there 1 night we just went with it. It's a very small RV park and nothing special considering it's a KOA, so $77/night felt steep.Wifi was good, full hookups, etc.

  • Chill fishing village experience

    Reviewed 22/9/2020

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    Nightly rate: $77

    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: 5

    We came here during the California wildfires September 2020. We were smothering in smoke back in the Central Valley and came here for some fresh sea air. Sea Lions barking most of the night along with the buoy bells. Lulled us into a restful slumber. We rode our bicycles around the boat yards, beach, and of course Phil’s Fish House, (d...moreWe came here during the California wildfires September 2020. We were smothering in smoke back in the Central Valley and came here for some fresh sea air. Sea Lions barking most of the night along with the buoy bells. Lulled us into a restful slumber. We rode our bicycles around the boat yards, beach, and of course Phil’s Fish House, (different than Phil’s snack shack). Also the Whole Enchilada Mexican Restaurant is fun as are the couple of unique shops to discover unusual items. We will go back. The staff was friendly and even asked if we needed bicycle locks. The whole park seemed friendly.

  • Typical no frills KOA park

    Reviewed 20/11/2019

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    Nightly rate: $76

    Days stayed: 1

    This is a very small KOA. No activities except a communal fire pit area at the back edge. Tightly stacked concrete sites. Extremely pricey for a no frills KOA. Good location for exploring Monterey to the south and Santa Cruz to the north.

  • Excellent choice for recharging from dry camping...

    Reviewed 5/10/2018

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    Nightly rate: $75

    Days stayed: 2

    Site number: 10

    We pulled in not intending to like it...(KOA after all), but the people were incredible, the campground is super clean, bathrooms clean, laundry, clean and, did I mention, the people were incredible? We walked to jetty and restaurants and listened to seals bark. We have been surprised by this KOA.

Cell Phone Coverage

Verizon 4G

Confirmed by 5 Users Last Reported 10/05/2018

At&t 4G

Confirmed by 2 Users Last Reported 10/05/2018

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