Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground

This place is wonderful, the staff is very friendly and courteous, when you check in you get greeted with fresh baked cookies, I was helped by Sethea she was so nice after checking me in she went to the cottage to showed me where everything was, she even took me around the campground, the cottage was well stocked with dishes, linens, towels and they even have wine glasses! The pool and jacuzzi are beautiful, the only thing I was not happy about was the water pressure in the shower and the bed was a little squeaky but everything else is 10 stars

Beautiful campground and very friendly staff! Tent sites were very nice and the bathroom/​shower areas were great! We will return if we ever come this way to stay

What a fantastic place to stay! I took two friends here for a girls weekend and we all loved it! We stayed in one of the wine cottages and I will definitely be back. I can’t wait to bring my husband and kids. The property was very clean and well kept. Everyone was so nice and welcoming. Thank you for such a nice stay!

Excellent campgrounds, courteous staff, friendly people. It is our 2^nd time here. We love it, you will too!

This place is the best! I’m skeptical to write a review because it’s just that great and I fear it’ll get too popular! Kids love it, clean, pools, showers, bbqs, kid-​friendly, close to wineries. Need I say more. Your welcome!

Perfect location for day trips into Solvang and Los Olivos. We have tent camped and RV camped here and had a great time both ways. The tent sites are really just an open field but its never busy and we always have our pick of spots. The RV spots have a lot of different options but we usually go for whatever is closest to the pool. The pool/​Jacuzzi and horse shoes were a lot of fun. The staff is always so nice and helpful. They always have tips for wineries or restaurants in the area. We will definitely continue to stay here on our trips to Solvang. Can’t wait to try the Cabins and Air-​stream trailers.

Many choices of abode here where to lay your head. This park is located within walking distance of Pea Soup Andersons. They have a row of Airstreams with private yards with fancy BBQ’s. There are varying level of cottages, some cottages with private yards and fire rings. They also have a section of high end glamping tents in their Safari Village. Of course, they have RV sites with full hook ups and tents spots too. we chose a tree less spot because we wanted sun to hit our RV. Since we were here in the winter, the Safari Village seemed closed up. What I enjoyed the most was the area behind the RV park behind the Safari Village. Walk at your own peril toward the freeway underpass with impressive graffiti and the best collection of rocks I’ve run into for some time. I collect rocks, and I found them in all colors and striations.

We once had a trailer of our own and were pleased to find a place where we could have the trailer experience again but these are not just trailers they are very well decorated retro trailers. They are clean and very well maintained. We stayed in the Bombshell one which was large enough for my 6’4′ husband except in a couple of spots. The bed was very comfortable. The kitchen was well equipped if we had wanted to cook on the beautiful outdoor kitchen which had a sink, stove top and large gas BBQ. It also had a nice metal fire pit in the back with chairs around it and a nice picnic table. We were in town to Wine Taste and dine but we did come back in the evening and enjoyed time around our own campfire. The trailer has a small bathroom and shower but if you walk across the street they have wonderful bathrooms with great showers to start off the day right. They also have nice looking little cabins which we may have to try next time, large safari type tents that look fun and you can bring your own rig and enjoy the full hookups they have at every well equipped campsite.

Love everything about Flying Flags except the cable and internet connections were very poor. Everything else was great, including staff and location of RV Park. We went to Solvang, Chumash Casino, Los Olivas and all over Santa Ynez shopping and wine tasting. Walked to Ellen’s for breakfast one day and it was fabulous!

We had an excellent stay over New Year’s everything at the campsites are clean and the noise level at nights are low and there is nothing I can say bad about this place, we had a great time and will be back. Thank you Flying Flags

Wonderful resort with plenty of activities.
We stayed at Flying Flags for one night as a stopover on our drive from Gilroy to San Diego.
We were very impressed with the grounds maintenance, even with the drought conditions. They appear to have many extras to entertain children and adults. The location is within walking distance of a variety of restaurants.
The variety of accommodations for those not in an RV are impressive.

This is truly a fantastic RV Resort with amazing facilities that you would find at a 5 star hotel. The club house was large, clean and even had a Xmas tree with all the decorations. It also had a great kitchen, bathroom and more than enough tables and chairs for our large group, as well as a large Samsung TV.
We did experience some difficulty with our cable; the management sent over a maintenance person (within 15 minutes of our call to them) and he determined the problem was with our new tv. He was able to resolve the problem quickly.

We recently spent (2) one nighter’s at Flying Flags while traveling from San Diego to Monterey. We’ve never stayed here before, but it was recommended by several of our RV friends.
The staff was professional and courteous. The facilities are very well maintained and clean. For each of our visits, we had a pull-​thru for our 35′ trailer with full hook ups. The spaces are nicely shaded with mature trees, and there’s nice ample grass space between neighbors.
While this would not be a «destination» stay for us, it may be for those visiting the Solvang, Los Olivos, and winery’s. Ellen’s (next door) for breakfast was awesome.
We highly recommend Flying Flags.

Just returned from 2 nights in one of their Airstream trailers and it was cozy and well appointed. The bed and down comforter made for a good night’s sleep, and while the restroom was small, they do offer clean showers not far away… very convenient. We really loved the outdoor kitchen with burners and grill, 4 Adirondack chairs and firepit on our site as we enjoyed the evening under the stars. Pet friendly… I think I saw a little dog run and gated area for dogs.
They are currently making a lot of improvements, and we will definitely return to this campground to enjoy the new amenities.

Flying Flags is the best RV park we’ve ever visited — We’ve visited Flying flags a number of times over the last few years. Their grounds are maintained as if they were a garden. The amenities are very nice. An outdoor group fire place, game room, pool, clean bathrooms and showers as well as an awesome park store. The resort is externally well take care of.
On our last visit I was left to understand the park is expanding to include more sites and a new pool. Can’t wait to see the additions.
Flying Flags is an easy on and off Highway 101 freeway and there are a number of gas stations to choose from right off the freeway. Buellton is right next to Solvang and there are tons of shopping and offerings between the two towns. I look forward to our next visit to Flying Flags.

This is our first time staying at this park, we have been here 3 nights and have 1 more night to go. I will note the positives and then the rooms for improvements. First, the amenities are awesome with a full store, pool, spa, game room etc. You can also rent fire pits and BBQ if you don’t have your own. For the most part, the grounds are very clean where they have expanded. Now for the room for improvement. There is a huge, about half of the park that is residential or permanent campers. Very junky and dirty looking sites and campers. We are unfortunately positioned right across from them. The bigger problem is that these people think they are the law enforcement of the park with handing out idle threats about our dogs playing during daylight hours and telling us we won’t be able to come back. This came from 2 of the locals. Our pets were asleep by 9pm. This morning at 6 am the locals across from me amplified music to wake us up. We went over and knocked on the door to ask them to turn it down, no one answered so we turned it off for them.
I recommend Flying flags but ask to be far away from the locals.

Don’t come in after hours
You end up with a guy I’ll call «Happy» who can’t wait to get your Donkey in to any space
We where assigned space #27 it was full so Happy drove us around in the dark going out of the park and then driving back in.
I asked for space #68
Happy said NO that’s a $ 100.00 site really?
We have stayed in that site three or four times.
So around and around we go.
He Happy gives my wife a map of the park that is torn from Happy ripping off some kind of paperwork
No WIFI, bathroom codes or telephone numbers.
I call information for the number and then call the RV park after hours number.
What do I get?
Push button HELL!
Nothing!
Oh don’t call the phone number on the web site you get a hotel booking service
Today I stop by the office and talk with a very nice lady by the name of Susan.
She checkers the computer
Space #27 is open!
Sorry Susan it’s not.
I ask for a receipt that was not given to my wife last night.
Next it’s now 10:00 we arrived at 9:20 PM
Happy can’t wait to go do what ever?
Wwhile the guy next to starts a fire at 10:00.
Happy did not say a word about its 10:00 PM and it’s quiet TIME.
We and our friends have been here a number of times in the past ten years and this is the BS we get.
The good news Susan a very nice lady without any power to do anything.
$ 80.00 for what?
Happy and Susan’s boss Dan sent me an email
Apologizing for the treatment
Wants to comp our next visited
I’ll think about that.
Still a refund would have been better
I’ll have to think about that
We paid full pop and got a site and nothing else
Yes I did get the WIFI information as we where getting ready to pull out.
We are not taking the comp
I asked Dan the manger to take Susan to lunch instead.
She did a very good job
Susan Thank You

Where do you go when you want to rough it in the wild, yet get wifi and a flat screen? Flying Flags: Where bears go to fly.
We stayed in an airstream, and it was definitely nice. There’s restaurants in walking distance, and there’s nature around you. They have pools, wash rooms, movie nights, fire pits, and a gift shop. I also a lot of people with their dogs too! (I wished my dog was with us …).
The price was about $ 180 a night. There are so many things to do around there, but probably not for a whole week. We went to ostrich land, pony land, and donkey land. We also went to Danish land too.
If I’m going to go visit solving, I would stay here again. The only reason that I didn’t give it 5 stars is because i didn’t leave the place with a wow factor. I need a W-​O-​W feeling in order to give it 5 stars. Sorry, peeps, but I’m just being real with ya.

I recently stayed in one of the renovated modern airstreams and had no issues. I’m not really an avid camper, RV-​er or outdoorsman so can’t compare this campground to others.
The airstream we stayed in was basically a novelty hotel room and we used it as such. It came with a microwave, tiny bathroom with shower, wine cooler, mini fridge and even a tiny loveseat. Silverware, plates, cups and coffee maker provided as well. All in all, very awesome. Outside of the airstream there’s a grill and a nice seating area under a canopy. With that said, the actual air streams are tiny and I don’t think you can have more than 2 people in there comfortably.
The customer service was great, Dan the manager set us up and the check in was super quick. There are a million dogs on the campground so you can brings yours if it isn’t a raging a-​hole. You’re also within walking distance of a decent breakfast restaurant and a few miles away from Solvang.
My only real complaint was that we went to bed early the first night,-around 1130 pm-​and there were a bunch of drunks being super loud and they didn’t shut up till midnight.
If I come back here, I’d stay either in a tent or one of the roomy cabins. The airstreams are fun but they’re pretty tight on space. Luckily I’ve been laying off the donuts so it wasn’t too much of an issue. but it could be…

LUXURY TENT CAMPING!
My kids and I were invited (last minute) to join some friends who were going to Flying Flags. We don’t own a camper and it was too late to rent one. I’m not a huge tent camping fan so I called to find out my options. The cabins were booked up (no surprise) but the BRAND NEW luxury tents were opening up. We were the very first people to ever use one.
Long story short, we had a fantastic time. The luxury tents were super nice. almost comically so, being in a camp ground. We felt like someone had placed a Four Seasons mini-​room right there on the grass. The kids loved the bunk beds. I loved having a BED, period! Having power for the phones, a mini fridge and Kcup coffee in the morning was an extra bonus. Totally worth the money!
I’d also like to mention that the staff on site was very kind and accommodating. Everyone from the front desk to the maintenance people were super kind. Yes, they were all eager to see how the first luxury tent campers felt about the experience, but their extra efforts will not be forgotten.
Yes, Flying Flags isn’t REAL camping, but it was real fun. The pool (although small and crowded), the dog park and the staff supervision over any potential bad behavior made for a great stay.
We’ll be returning!
PS– if you’re there with kids, make the short drive to the Ostrich Farm. Affordable, nearby family fun!