News Updates for Pinezanita RV Park & Campgrounds

Friday, May 23, 2008
-Betty Morgan
Vice President of Marketing

Weather Forecast

Bring your winter clothing because the Memorial Weekend will be COOL and wet. After several weeks of 80° weather, the temperature dropped 30 degrees. So be prepared for a wintery weekend with crisp cool nights.

The weather forecast this weekend for Pinezanita is chance for Thunder Storms, Sunny and COOL temperatures:
Friday, May 23, 50% Chance of Thunder Storms, 49°F/47°F
Saturday, May 24, 40% Chance of Thunder Storms, 51°/43°
Sunday, May 25, Partly Sunny, 60°/44°
Monday, May 25, Mostly Sunny, 61°/43°

Click Here for the Most Current Weather Conditions at Pinezanita

If you think there might be snow, here's a link to the California Department of Transportation Highway Conditions for our area: California Department of Transportation Highway Conditions

Romantic Pinezanita Cottages

Remember how good it felt to play hooky from all your chores and responsibilities and just snuggle in front of a blazing fire and watch a good movie? When was the last time you treated yourself and that special loved one to a rejuvenating, relaxing, romantic weekend? Do you remember how the sky looks on a clear night? We can promise you a vision of a heavenly sky filled with stars you rarely get to see in the city night lights and fog. And nothing is as romantic as a starry night stroll with your beloved through the beautiful forest of Pinezanita.

Come visit our romantic, relaxing Pinezanita Cottages, where the summers are cool, the winters are sometimes white and the beautiful forest is always green. You’ll sleep beneath majestic pine trees, enjoy our starry skies and our smog free air.

Adults Only
Pinezanita Cottages are for 2 adults only. We cannot accommodate guests, children or pets.

Cottage Reservations
A deposit of the full cottage stay must be made upon reservation. We accept Visa and MasterCard.

Cottage Reservation Cancellations
Seven days notice is required for cancellation of a reservation for the cottages. Fourteen days notice is required for two cottages booked at the same time. Deposits refunded with required notice, less $25 administrative fee per cancellation.

Call 760.765.0429 for your Pinezanita Cottage Reservations.

Pinezanita RV Park & Campgrounds SUMMER Office Hours
Monday through Thursday: 9AM to 6PM
Friday: 9AM to 8PM
Saturday: 9AM to 8PM
Sundays-9AM to 5PM Pacific Standard Time

We DO NOT accept Email reservations.
Phone Reservations: 760.765.0429

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Camping at Pinezanita

Camping at Pinezanita is peaceful, quiet and clean. All of our sites are gravel covered and there are trees on every site.

For those of you who don't like camping, we have guest cottages available. Reservations are required, so call ahead to save a cottage for that special occasion or a quiet getaway.

Scenic Drive to Pinezanita

If you're coming up from San Diego on Interstate 8, try the scenic drive through the Laguna mountains instead of taking the Highway 79 exit go a bit further and exit on Sunrise Highway. It's a little bit longer, but the trees and vistas are breathtaking! Roll down your windows and smell the air! The road will end at Highway 79... take a right for two miles and we'll be on the left-hand side of the road. See you soon!

For those of you with big RV rigs, this road is an easier drive with less stress. There are plenty of pull-outs to let traffic go by so you can enjoy the drive.

Wednesday, December 21, 2005
-from the Stanley Children: Betty, Richard, Tom, Fred & Jim

Founder & Owner of Pinezanita
RV Park & Campground Dies

Christine Stanley, owner, operator, and founder of Pinezanita Trailer Ranch died December 21, 2005 at the age of 77.
Memorial Services were held at 10AM on Saturday, January 7, 2006, at Julian Union High School.

Christine was born November 22, 1928 in Valiant, Oklahoma, oldest of four children, to LC and Jody Slaton. She moved from Oklahoma to San Diego, CA in 1940. For a short period of time she lived with her grandmother in... MORE>>