Sacred Rocks RV Park (formerly Outdoor World RV Park) is your Southern California campground for recreational vehicles, tents, and our comfy bunkhouse.

• ultra-quiet, no freeway noise
• RV sites full hookups
• pet-friendly campsites
• family and kid-friendly camping
• laundry & other amenities

Located in the eastern hills outside of San Diego, California, Sacred Rocks RV Park provides a safe harbor from the harsh, urban world, offering the tools and location for the exploration of the scenic surroundings while exploring your inner self all year round.

With beautiful SoCal countryside-edged camp sites, complete hookups, Mercantile, clubhouse and acres of mature oak trees and manzanita, Sacred Rocks RV Park ranks among the best Southern CA RV parks and campgrounds for you to explore, play, & unwind. Don't miss out on our special rates and discounts -- Military discount available!

Our entire 163 acres of Sacred Rocks Reserve are so much more than the RV park — we want to show the bigger picture to everyone. Outdoor World RV Park is now Sacred Rocks RV Park, soon to be "Safari RV Park".

You might think "Sacred Rocks" has something to do with religion, but it the name evokes more of the Native American respect for the land and nature that we all can appreciate, yet is not focused on any specific culture or customs. (Read more on our blog)

Other historic and outdoor activities within a short drive include:

• Pacific Southwest Railway Museum
• the scenic village of Tecate, Mexico 
• Jacumba Hot Springs
• La Posta Casino
• La Mission Restaurant (bacon-wrapped shrimp!)
• cheap gas & diesel
• trek to Julian
• Nearby lakes:
  • Lake Morena
  • Lake Cuyamaca
  • Lake El Capitan
  • Lake Jennings

For the adventurous, arrange a 25-mile off-road excursion to Tecate from our property by calling Off-Road Treks with Dimitri at (619) 992-1569.

These are three wood-infesting species that can be transported long distances in firewood. And can become established and kill local trees. We must STOP THE SPREAD and protect our forest and trees, states the USDA Forest Service. (Read more...)