1.  Regular RV site lease rate averages out to $400 to $500 per month for a waterfront RV site with full hookups and dock space, based on an annual lease. Rental price includes 1 parking permit and up to 20' of dock space use when here, usually right by the leased site.  It is $450 or more for Park Model sites due to the size of site for Park Model sites.  We prefer payment of 1 year in advance, but will bill bi-annually or monthly at leaseholder option.  Base lease price includes 2 adult persons on the lease.  Includes water and septic costs, and basic site maintenance.  Electric is metered separately.  Garbage is $10 to $20 per month. 

2.  RV can be stored on the leased site year round for use as a vacation home setting. RV can NOT be used as a permanent personal residence based on our vacation lease terms.  Residence lease available upon request with some additional costs.

3.  Quiet pets on leash OK at park.

4.  For additional persons can be named on the lease, so they can use the RV also.   Small additional fees apply for extra persons on lease.  Maximum of 6 persons on the lease.

5.  We DO provide 4 "guest" days per month, as long as leaseholder is current with lease payments and in good standing on all other lease terms.  That way, you can bring out friends or family for no extra charge, up to 4 days or persons per month.  We also allow our leaseholders to let their family or friends use their RV, subject to terms of the lease, and if scheduled in advance with the office.

6.  Covered berths, extra dock space, use of boat launch, extra visitors onsite, extra parking permits, boat trailer storage is available for extra fees.

7.  Security deposit (refundable),  credit check and other start-up fees apply.  There is a $3000 Park Model site Security deposit.  $1000 security deposit for regular RV site leases.

8.  Note that we reserve the right to approve or disapprove of any RV or boat that might be stored onsite under any lease agreement, based on its condition, age and appropriateness for use.  All RV units, including Park Models, must be maintained in "like new" condition during the lease term. 

9.  In order to get a lease for one of the RV sites or berths at Snug Harbor, the following must happen:

    a.  You need to call or visit the park and determine an available site or berth that would suit your needs.

    b.  You need to complete our application and lease agreement.  We will not accept applications that do not give details about the Park Model, RV or boat to be stored onsite.  Once the credit application has been completed and we've had 1-3 days to review, do credit and background check, and review photo or plans of the unit or vessel you want to bring onsite. We do check references and basic background as well as credit for all adults named on the lease application.  RV and/or boat owner must provide proof of insurance prior to lease acceptance.  RV units coming onsite must be maintained in like new condition, and if it is a park model RV, it must be from a manufacturer approved by California with required California sticker on the unit.

     c.  If the application is accepted, the security deposit and at least the first month rent will be required in order to complete the process.  It is only at this point that there is a commitment to any particular site or berth.  We do not "hold" sites or berths pending receipt of applications.  Acceptance of payment in anticipation of lease does not necessarily mean lease has been accepted until the lease has been accepted in writing by management.   Lease rates

Any questions?  Please feel free to email us

     What if you want to move to another RV site that opens up after you already have a lease here?  As a general rule, if a leased waterfront site is vacated that one of our our other current leaseholders has indicated to us in writing they would like to move to, the current leaseholder gets priority or "dibs" on the site that has opened up.  So the longer someone has been a leaseholder in good standing, the more likely they will have the option to move to their "favorite" site, should it come available.  Of course, we are not mind readers, so this only applies if current leaseholders let us know in writing of alternate site preferences, so that we can call them if the opportunity comes up.