Stayed for a week, nice people great level dirt site. Quiet, I was visiting relatives wasn't in a…read morebusy part of San Diego County easy on off I-8. Would stay again if I ever come back. Thank you

Based on my two experiences here…read more CAMPING: It's inexpensive. Noise level is a little below average, because not a lot of people come here or know about this place. A fire pit, and grill are provided, and restrooms are just a couple minutes away (fairly clean). People who camp here or come here with their RV's are very friendly! It's really BEAUTIFUL at night! Many stars to gaze at, I've seen over 20+ falling stars. There's also coyotes, so be aware and keep your food in a secure place. ENVIRONMENT: There's not much to do here honestly. In the summer, you can use the pool, maybe play a game of pool table since there is a "game center" in the same building as the office. But the arcade games haven't worked in years! The only thing I did here was use the pool and maybe did a good mile hike around the gated campgrounds... not much sight seeing though.. There is a shuttle bus that will come pick you up to go to the Viejas Casino if you don't want to walk there. I see many campers take advantage of that since there's gambling, food places, and shoppes there if people are that bored. Overall, this place has so much potential. I hope in the future things will change here because it's located in a beautiful area, but the owners need to think about making this a memorable place that families would want to come back. I know there's a slight chance I might come back.

So much fun. Found this place by accident. What a hidden Gem. Only a handful of spots so your not…read morecrowded in. Kids round their bikes with no worries of traffic. We all fished the big pond , caught 8 bluegill and gold fish. There is the cutest little gnome garden. The couple who own this tend the gardens and meadow themselves. They are so friendly too. * one caveat, no Wi-Fi or phone signal. Kinda nice.

a campground with a beautiful atmosphere full of nature beautiful trail with view and the pond was…read morefun & exciting for the kids to enjoy fishing in & walking around visiting the gnome village a clean it was so close to our fishing trip to lake barrett we loved our camping trip with friendly & respectful managers thank you tami & tami husband and kris for our enjoyable stay will be back

so fun a little something for everyone here!! adults only ! it seems like every month there's a…read moreNEW MENU ITEM!! beautiful sights to see all around you! cheap and easy!

This is a mostly long term park. It is clean, quiet and the management maintains the property…read morenicely. If you are looking for a vacation park, this most likely isn't for you. It is 20 plus miles from the ocean and San Diego attractions. I would recommend it to people who are looking for an affordable place with good amenities to put your trailer on a long term basis.

Very friendly ' helpful on the phone for reservations. I explained we and our friends who were also…read morereserving a site) are seniors and wanted shady spots in a more quiet area of the campground. They recommended a couple of spots away from the highway and the pond (due to kid action at the pond). The spots were just gorgeous, big & clean & lots of beautiful shady trees & backing up to the woods. Had a great time & will go back.

This campground is GORGEOUS!! Definitely a hidden gem. I almost want to keep it a secret. The…read morereservation process was easy, i was shocked to get a last min reservation for Labor Day wknd. the ladies in the office are so pleasant and helpful. Prices are super reasonable & i hope and pray they stay this way. We were so impressed with the beautiful grounds. Very clean, peaceful. We can't wait to come back! Julian lil town is about 5-10 min drive away. One side note is make sure you pack everything because there isn't a grocery store anywhere close by.

Great RV park. The park is immaculate. The showers and restrooms were very clean. Staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. You can tell everyone takes pride in the place. It's generally quiet and everyone we ran into was nice. They have a clubhouse with pool table and a few games and TVs. There is a fire pit patio area in the back with corn hole and another TV where you can relax. Short walking path to Buccaneer Beach and the burrito place next to it. There are several other restaurants within walking distance of the park as well. We've been there several times and will definitely return.

We absolute love camping here one of our favorite spots in Southern California! Probably one of the…read morebest places in Oceanside!! I just wish they at least had some boards up to block Each sites dump station! There is nothing worse than trying to have a meal and your neighbor starts dumping and all you do is smell and see crap just pouring into drains! If this place had those boards not exposing everyone's sewer dump this place would be an absolute HIT!!

Great place. Pool and cabin were fantastic. The grounds are fun for hiking and relaxing. Enjoyed…read morethe staff snd convenience of the property.

I Just spent 5 days at Pio Pico in Jamul and out was a great experience. The park looks good,…read moreclean, flowers and landscaping, freshly painted etc. Clean pools and huge. Nobody there during the week. Sat under a cabana all week. The park is really really nice. All the amenities AND lots of shade spots.

We had an amazing Fourth of July stay! We had a beautiful spot on the water front. We rented a…read morekayak, we biked, the kids loved playing all day in the sand. They have kayaks, paddle boats, water pads, slip n slides and more for rent. It is gated, bathrooms are incredibly clean compared to other locations I have been. Dog friendly on the leash only. Everyone was polite and friendly. Lots of kids. Definitely a beautiful spot to stay. They have a small store for snacks, ice cream or souvenirs. You have a nice view of the fireworks on July 4th. We will return!

Very helpful and friendly staff. Beautiful campsite right on the water, with small store, laundry,…read morewalking path/bike trail. We were able to enjoy the bay and the ocean. Will return again next year.

We had a great experience the 3-4 months we stayed there. The park was clean and it's a beautiful…read morepark with so much wonderful history. Denise, the park manager was kind and very good at explaining everything. My experience was all positive.

We stayed with our RV over the Easter weekend. Saturday morning they had a complimentary breakfast…read moreand Easter egg hunt. It was lovely! The park was clean and well kept. We'll be back!

Oak Creek is a very tropical RV Resort having first class amenities and staff. They have some kind…read moreof event going on every Saturday for all of the guest to enjoy. I highly recommend checking them out.

we love coming here. It's a very beautiful location in the mountains and the staff are super…read morehelpful especially Theresa who knows every dogs name in the park by heart and is always cheerful and helpful. This is our happy place.

This review is specific to the group campsite…read more Full disclosure: I am not an avid camper nor do I like the idea of camping in nature whatsoever. So this review is from someone who actually doesn't like camping and won't go willingly. Group site camping was something I was willing to try, given that it's ideal for families and a group site is contained a little better than individual sites. The group site has several tables under a overhang area and there's a nice spread for laying out meals. can accommodate 50 people, unfortunately kids count within that number so the downside is that you do have to be mindful of how many people are in your party. I think the group site could have easily housed 50 adults and 30 kids under the age of 13. There are bathrooms and showers on site to the group site, tokens need to be purchased at the entrance, it's $1 for 2 tokens, and 1 token is 2 minutes of water. One of the families in our group was smart to take a shower as a family before leaving and they didn't need to use as many tokens as they thought they needed. Bathrooms were fairly clean, bring your own soap. I highly recommend the travel soap sheets to throw in your pocket which will dissolve to soap with water. I did find that there were a ton of flies in the picnic area, so remember to cover your food because it'll be annoying. There's a water spigot in the picnic area so you'll be set to boil your water. There are nearby trails that are Kid friendly on this site, which was fun for everyone. Julian was 18 minutes north of this site and it was a nice place to stop by for an apple pie. I would camp here again but only in a group setting. I still stand by not being a camper willingly, at the end I just wanted to leave but it had nothing to do with the actual site. I can see avid campers enjoying this site

This was my first time staying at this campground and I really enjoyed my stay! The weather was…read moregreat, the views were beautiful, and everyone at the campground was courteous. I wanted to share some info. I would've found helpful when researching this campground. *The campground is relatively close to Cuyamaca Lake (about 10 mins away) and Julian (about 20 mins away). *Water spigots are scattered throughout the campground at random campsites. The downsides (in my opinion): *Some of the campsites are on a slope so you have to choose wisely. (Campsites 1-19 seemed flatter than most sites) *The restrooms were also not as tidy as I was expecting but they got the job done. BRING YOUR OWN HAND SOAP. *The showers work on a coin system. This means you use dollar bills to get change in the form of campground tokens (NOT QUARTERS) which you use to shower. The change machine is located outside the restrooms.