# Frog Hollow See photos, check availability, and book on Hipcamp: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/california-frog-hollow-4-3pw1h926 - **Location:** Atascadero, California, United States - **Rating:** 95% recommend (376 reviews) - **Size:** 12 acres - **Host:** Dana W. ## Overview Welcome to Frog Hollow. Feel free to hike up to the bench, past the deck, on the hill or over to the chairs and table nest to the field where the sheep and donkey are at the other side of the creek. Keep an eye out in the mornings, you may see a family or two of wild turkeys or deer cruising the property. Kick back, relax and enjoy the tranquility of the seasonal running stream and property. Situated on 12 acres, our property is a great spot where you can unplug, unwind and simply check out from your daily chaos. Sit back and enjoy the songs of the evening crickets and frogs. We are located on Hwy 41, a 10 minute drive to the coast, the famous Morro Rock, and 20 minutes from both San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles where you will find shopping, fine restaurants and plenty of local wineries in the area. We are lucky to have over 300 award winning wineries in our area so if you like wine, this is a great place to tour and taste! Frog Hollow is perfectly located for the weekend break or a leisurely mid-week holiday. Come visit us and check out our lovely land and quaint comfy living. Sabyl, our Border Collie, is around and may head down to greet you at some point during your stay. Our free standing casita is cozy and nestled in a natural serene creekside setting. The loft has a spacious queen size bed for your sleeping pleasure with adjustable reading lights on either side of the bed. The living area offers a fold down couch for another adult or 2 kids. There is a kitchenette with a toaster oven, electric tea kettle and coffee maker. There is a charcoal Weber bbq grill and a propane gas 2 burner stove. We provided a propane fire pit during the fire ban, bring propane and charcoal etc. There is a well lit private bathroom with hot shower and flushable toilet 20 yards away. Please bring your own towels. Please use that shower for the casita. We have a moderate climb hiking trail down the road, Cerro Alto, that offers beautiful views of our coastline. Simply sit back and watch the the wild turkeys and deer roaming freely on our land, or head out to taste some of San Luis Obispo County award winning wines. Pack in and pack out your trash please. ## Recent reviews > Overall I am very unsatisfied by this listing. I saw the positive rating being 96% so I decided to book this place but after looking at the reviews left by other people. I will disclose that it is in fact needing some work. I wouldn’t really say that it is glamping but more of a mid way between a tent camping and glamping. Had some issue looking for the house during the evening and also if you have Verizon then you won’t get service. One thing nice is that you are away from your busy world. I wouldn’t recommend coming here if you want a glamping experience for the price which was paid tho. Nee… > > - Justin S., August 23, 2025 > AWFUL EXPERIENCE!!!!! The place was very dirty, here is a list of everything: - The whole placed looked abandon. - Spider webs everywhere inside of the cabin. I have stayed in plenty of cabins, it's normal to see spider webs outside but not inside, on the grill, or porch. - There was a dead lizard in the garbage can. - The furniture outside was very old and in bad condition, most cushions were ripped. - The couch inside had some bad stains and it smell bad. - The bedding smell too. We had to purchase blankets in order to sleep. - The dish sponge was disgusting. - There was standing water with… > > - Juan G., April 29, 2025 > I stayed at this casita about 5 years ago and loved it so much that we went back this past weekend. I was so excited to go back but ended up leaving the trip very disappointed. It looks like this place hasn’t been cleaned/kept up for awhile now. The cooking area has a lot of leaves and spider webs, rodent droppings and flies in the restroom, couch and blankets were dirty, spiders above the bed and outdoor shower was full of leaves. To top it off, I think the septic tank is full so when we washed dishes, the whole casita started to smell like feces. The hot water for the shower didn’t work as w… > > - Wendy O., July 14, 2024 > This is what I sent Dana yesterday. Still no response. Didn’t really hear back from you, but we did make it to your shed We were not really too pleased, after paying $250 for a night stay, we expected it to be in much better shape than what we found. We don’t mind “distressed” look, but this felt just distressed. It felt grimy, spider webs were everywhere, table surfaces barely wiped off, etc. The new (?) bath area was a little better. The roof is crashed in, the toilet door missing hardware etc, but we at least felt it being reasonable clean. It’s such a cool little spot and the ideas and col… > > - Christian P., July 8, 2024 > The casita has seen better days. The pictures were slightly deceiving. It just looked like the place had been unoccupied and untouched for a while from the outside. I went for my birthday from LA to get some time to relax and enjoy nature but, during the less than 24 hours there, maintenance to the main house’s hard and surrounding area was being mowed/leaf blown from the time we got there 4:30pm and when we got back from dinner 7:30pm. That was fine, albeit still annoying, but the kicker was the 6:30am leaf blowing in the morning. The inside of the casita was fine just not very cozy. I was lo… > > - Rosie G., June 18, 2024