Most expensive Campsite ever

[rmitch]

The Pacific Airshow is coming back to Huntington Beach California Oct.1-3
There is a campground, on the sand, just south of the Huntington Beach Pier. I checked it out for the weekend. The package includes 4 nights oceanfront camping at Sunset Vista Campground, 1 reserved campsite with water and 30 or 50 amp service and access to a dump station, one additional vehicle ( cannot be another RV ), 10 general admission tickets each day of the show, 1 holding tank pump out. There are 46 sites and six are still available. What is the price for this fabulous experience $ 2,800 yes that is correct $ 2,800 that figures out to $ 700 a day. I decided to just go for a day and ride my bike.

[kavm]

That sounds fabulous as well as fabulously pricey! Enjoy!

[rmitch]

Originally Posted by kavm

That sounds fabulous as well as fabulously pricey! Enjoy!

Kavindra had a great time meeting you in Jedediah Smith Redwoods. Hope you have great times in the new rig. Ross

[kavm]

Originally Posted by rmitch

Kavindra had a great time meeting you in Jedediah Smith Redwoods. Hope you have great times in the new rig. Ross

Thank you! And likewise!

[rubicon327]

Originally Posted by rmitch

What is the price for this fabulous experience $ 2,800 yes that is correct $ 2,800 that figures out to $ 700 a day.

At that price they should provide you a trailer and also a menu with food and drinks delivered for the duration of the stay.

[Mike G]

How much caviar and champagne comes with it? Maid service, too?

[azjack]

Our 5.0 would be very crowded if we had 8 friends in there. Besides we have been to a lot of air shows 50 years ago and Nancy lost interest when a doctor in a T-6 missed a pylon and went down hard.
AZjack

[Craiger]

There is a state campgrounds within a quarter-mile aware you would be camping. I think they charge 35 a day.

[AllanEdie]

Water and 30+ amp service?

We almost never need either, and are usually glad of it. Serviced campsites are often unavailable, whereas unserviced is no problem. But we don't have AC. I may yet regret the lack of AC given the current trends, but so far we have been happy without it.

And here I thought the ~$60 or so per night near Sisters Oregon was predatory.

[kernwig]

Mind you that ten general admission tickets for three days runs $750, if they're the cheap $25/day/person ones. Still an expensive stay, but that's supply and demand and there's no boondocking for 50+ miles. (Urban area.)

As for the state park someone pointed out - that's certainly sold out every day of every week. You haven't a prayer when there's an air show or surf competition in the city.

[MyronL]

Think I'll watch the air show from off shore in my boat. Oh, wait, -- I don't have a boat.

[Defenestrator]

Here I thought Fort Wilderness at Disney was pricey.