Uvas Pines Rv Park

Uvas Pines Rv Park is an RV park in Sunnyvale, CA. The park sits on 40 premium spaces in the western foothills of Morgan Hill, with extra wide paved and level pull-through and back-in sites built to handle any size motor home. It welcomes day visitors and overnight guests traveling through Santa Clara County and the greater Silicon Valley region, with easy access to San Jose, San Francisco, Palo Alto, Monterey, Carmel, Pebble Beach, and Santa Cruz. Amenities include free wireless internet, laundry rooms, hot showers, propane sales, fax service, mail delivery to the park office, and plenty of parking. Guests also have use of hiking trails, creekside picnic areas shaded by oak trees, and an expansive lawn for strolling or lawn games.

The park was founded in 1995 by Bob and Charlene Taylor, long-time RVers who retired to Morgan Hill and built the property to the standards of fellow travelers. Their first considerations were relaxation, quiet, and scenic natural beauty, along with spaces wide enough to back in a 36-foot fifth wheel pulled by a long-bed dually on the first attempt, with room left over to park a car, truck, or toad alongside. Spaces were deliberately set with generous room between them for pop-outs, canopies, and personal vehicles. Over the years management has kept the property in steady upkeep and added amenities without charging extra for large motor coaches. The grounds include acres of open land for leashed pets and a year-round creek, and the surrounding area draws cyclists on the scenic Uvas and Oak Glen roads.

The park is on Tamarack Lane, about 0.2 miles from Carl Eklund Memorial Park, 0.3 miles from the Lawrence Expressway, 0.4 miles from Saint Lawrence Elementary and Middle School, 0.4 miles from East El Camino Real and El Camino Real, and 0.4 miles from Corn Palace Park.

The office is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00am to 4:00pm and Sunday from 11:00am to 3:00pm, reachable at 408-779-3417 or [email protected], and sits a short distance off Watsonville Road near the Highway 101 Tennant Avenue exit. With three decades of repeat guests and an oak-studded setting away from freeway and railroad noise, Uvas Pines remains a quiet anchor for RVers exploring the Morgan Hill countryside.