Spending two days out here has been a breathtaking experience. One thing I noticed was there were…read moremore tents up with people camping versus RVs. The boat rentals were ridiculous for the day. They were booked up by 9:30 AM, but we had such a wonderful relaxing 2 days. We left with a total of five bass. Everyone at the lake was very nice and talkative. I was able to sit back and get some good reading in while my husband went back to fishing. This will be a return trip with more family members. I absolutely loved that the showers and bathroom were clean every time I went in. Bravo to the employees and the campers.

This place has decent camp grounds. The lake is beautiful but is for fishing and boating, not…read moreswimming or water sports. There is at least one hiking trail that leads here, but no trail around the lake or in the camping areas. There is a boat rental place, a restaurant with burgers and sandwiches, a bait shop, and a boat launch ramp. Costs $10 for the day to get in. The workers are friendly. Nice place to get a meal and enjoy the view or go fishing or rent a boat to go on the lake. Boats a bit run down and selection small. Most people seemed to bring their own. Not sure how the camping experience is but it looked just ok.

I had 10 wonderful days of camping here with great neighbors who respected quiet hours…read more Unfortunately, a new couple moved in and their dog barked nonstop all night -- from 11 PM until 5 AM. Quiet hours are clearly stated as 10 PM to 7 AM ,and we all signed a contract agreeing to that. I contacted the park office, only to later be told I should have called the sheriff instead. The ranger did absolutely nothing during the night. This morning the ranger spoke to my neighbor and then came to tell me that I could move -- even though I followed all the rules. The noisy neighbors were allowed to stay. If I wanted peace and quiet, apparently I was the one expected to relocate. When I asked the neighbor why he couldn't control his dog, he said, "What do you want me to do, tape its mouth shut?" That says everything about the kind of pet owner he is. It's unbelievable to punish someone who's been here peacefully for 10 days while allowing a dog to bark all night and disturb the entire campground. If you stay here, bring earplugs -- because management won't help. I'm giving two stars only because I enjoyed my stay before the neighbors from hell showed up.

I am definitely not a camper so this camping stuff is still new to me but I am HOOKED!!…read more I went camping with my family and close friends and we all had a BLAST!! The memories we created will be with me forever. This campground is well maintained, offers so much to do and see, is very affordable ($50.00 per night) and the Park Rangers are here around the clock providing security. The campground offers boat rentals, fishing, camping, movie nights, campfires, amazing views of the lake etc.. I could go on and on. This is a PERFECT place to come camping with your family, friends, both or solo. Solvang is 15-20 mins away and the Chumash Casino is three miles away for those that wish to step away from the camping thing for a short time. Very happy with our visit to this campground

Lake Los Caneros is excellent for bird watching as well as cross country running. Despite ample…read morefoot traffic, you can still find places where you are entirely alone.

Really pretty park; lots of trails; saw birds, baby bunnies, and beautiful wildflowers. Found a few…read moregeocaches along the way.

Didn't explore the tide pools, wind caves, hiking trails, or natural hot springs (yet), or use one…read moreof the 41 campsites, but I loved the tall train trestle looking over the sandy, secluded beach, which can be seen in the excellent movies Sideways and 20th Century Women. Gaviota allegedly takes its name from Spanish soldiers who killed a seagull while camping there in 1769, though that story might be for the birds. Of the 2000 acres of backcountry, the steep Gaviota Peak Fire Road (2.5 miles from entrance) lleads to small sulfur springs, open to the public. Overlook Fire Road is a three mile round trip up a hill for a view of the Channel Islands. It's called Overlook because mountain lions were will overlook you with napkins stuffed into the collar holding knives and forks.

Beautiful views but do NOT tent camp here, luckily our tent made it through the night but several…read moreof our neighbors tents did not. Wind gusts start at around 6pm and last until the morning reaching speeds of 25mph, we were coated in dust in the morning. Also for the money you pay to camp I'd expected cleaner facilities with toilet paper stocked and not on the ground, unfortunately that is not the case. Showers barely worked and the bathrooms were disgusting - they also close half the bathrooms at night.

Nikki was wonderful! Everything was taken care of, imagine how relaxing that is? Not only our…read morewinery stops but she found garden stores and a farm stop for us. It was so relaxing and the perfect way to spend the day on our anniversary.

We had the best day with Nikki from Solvang wine tours! From pre planning to picking up lunch for…read moreour group of 14 to day of wineries, she was fantastic! Couldn't recommend Solvang Taxi and Wine Tour more. I will definitely be using them in the future!

Another year, another great trip!…read more We planned this trip last minute as we usually do. We were able to snag a last minute reservation and got a pretty decent space. We didn't get our top pick which was 29, but we got 58 which is nice as well. Not too many people around us either which was a nice surprise. We brought our pup this time and he's been having a blast so far. Bathrooms in the middle section need the token machine replaced but other than that, everything is great!

LOVE LOVE LOVE El Cap. Have camped here a handful of times, and it has always been fantastic…read more The drive in to the campground sets the tone. Lush narrow roads overgrown with wilderness. The sites are clearly labeled, and far apart enough from each other. There is really not a bad site in the campground, as you have sweeping views of the ocean, and a beautiful trail to walk along and enjoy these views. Bathrooms and showers are good enough and not stinky. Campers here have been quiet and respectful of others on each of my trips here. One two separate occasions that I camped here, it was raining. What better place to read and nap away a rainy day than in a site overlooking the gray, cloudy ocean with the low glimmer of the de-commissioned oil rigs in the distance. El Cap, you are a stunner!

Such a beautiful place and fun to take the family. Especially now that there should be more waterread more

One of the most underrated hiking spots in Santa Barbara. Absolutely beautiful and not crowded at…read moreall! Great biking spot as well!

Love this park. It's close to home and you can do so many activities here. You can camp, fish,…read morehike, bbq and two playgrounds for the kidos.

Had a great time on the Stardust. The crew worked hard all day and kept things running smoothly…read more Special shoutout to Vinny--his breakfast burritos were excellent, and he was always around to help with bait, untangling lines, or answering questions. The crew stayed positive and helpful the whole trip. Looking forward to getting back out there again.

Great Crew and Great Fishing ! We wentvout to the chanel islands and gad an amazing day.read more

Great service ! Staff has experience and is quick to recommend and set you up with gear and fishing…read morerods. It's all you can ask for in tackle shop!

Love the new location. Pretty well stocked for this size space. Super clean. Pretty good at…read morestocking what's hitting at the moment. These folks like to fish. That passion shows in the shop.