I wasn't sure what to expect because there was more than a few negative reviews, but I was so…read morepleasantly surprised. This is a really nice campsite and I would definitely return. The campsites. Themselves are very big and spacious. They had a nice pool that was always clean. All the campers were very friendly. The staff was extremely friendly. I thought the price was excellent. I really enjoyed myself and so did my family so I would definitely recommend lilac Oaks Campground.

We just camped here last weekend. The campground is nice, there's a lot of shady areas. The pool is…read morerefreshing. This was our 3rd time camping here. However, The bathrooms were not maintained or kept clean. One of the toilets in the women's got stopped up and no one came to fix it. Someone told the office too. I was really disappointed about this. The ports potties in our area were nasty. I didn't use them but one of our campers said it was so bad she felt sick. I might look into another campground next year due to this.

We stayed in the wagon with bunk beds and my kids loved every second. They roped, swung, played…read moreJenna, corn hole and had a blast. The view of the mountains was so pretty. The wagon was clean and comfy. We stayed on a Thursday and had the whole place to ourself. The animals were so friendly. The kids loved petting them. I would highly recommend to any couple or family.

This is it! Glamping ! Brandee is freaking awesome all the ranch hands awesome!…read moreIf you're going to wineries in the area stay here! Make sure you ride and not drive as sometimes the bars stay is open......

Lake O'Neill has been a destination for me and my family since 1983. Unfortunately, like many…read moremilitary MWR programs, it has seen a decline in visitors and overall usage over the years. That said, this place is amazing. If you have access to Camp Pendleton, it's absolutely worth the visit. The improvements over the past few years have been impressive from the RV campground and miniature golf course to the well-maintained sports fields and picnic areas. The entire park is clean, and it's obvious the staff takes pride in maintaining it. The employees are always professional, friendly, and welcoming. They do an outstanding job keeping the grounds looking great. It seems like Lake O'Neill has been somewhat overlooked since the Naval Hospital closed, but I'm grateful that commands continue to hold events and celebrations here. We recently celebrated Spouse Appreciation Month at the park, and it reminded me why this has been such a special place for our family for decades. Whether you're looking to camp, fish, host a gathering, or simply enjoy a peaceful day outdoors, Lake O'Neill is one of Camp Pendleton's hidden gems. If you have base access, I definitely recommend checking it out.

Beautiful, Peaceful and Clean. Campsite has fire pits and hookups. Great time spent there!read more

The campsite right on the lake and The Pool and Store. Back in the 90's they would have fresh…read moredonuts in the morning. Love This Place

My family and I decided to stay at All Seasons RV Park for a few days and it was wonderful . All…read moreSeasons offers a serene escape with a beautiful lake and lush greenery . The facilities , including the bathrooms , pool , and laundromat , were well-maintained and clean. Jordyn , was exceptionally helpful and made our stay even more enjoyable . If you're seeking a tranquil getaway , All Seasons is definitely worth considering .

Under new and responsive ownership and management for several years-really improved park.Old bad…read morerep is unfair.Park is safe and well maintained.

I've lived here for about three years and couldn't ask for a better small community. The…read moreneighborhood is safe and quiet, and the property management does a great job. My neighbors are friendly and always willing to help each other out. I'd recommend this park to anyone--especially singles or small families. It's super convenient for guests, with easy access to local resorts and casinos. I really love my place!

Very unprofessional,Made this reservation back in April, 6 days before our trip you cancel via…read moreemail, not even a call. Blocked mine and my husband number.

Oh man! I don't know where to start with our experience. This trailer is a clapped out POS. Looks…read morelike someone dragged it through the Baja 1000 behind their truck. Everything is beat to s**t. Let's start with the obvious.. FILTHY.. No black tank treatment, stunk like fresh turds. The slide is broken with one end flush against the wall and the other inward about 2 feet, sooo they towed it out here with the slide out as is. No seal so it was freezing even with the POS heater on that would only work with the generator on that they didn't leave any gas for. Wife and daughter went home a day early due to being too cold. Good thing we drove two cars. Very disappointed, wife said never again. Thanks guys!

I had a wonderful at splitrock farm and retreat! Our camping spot was super secluded and quiet, but…read morestill close enough to the bathrooms and water. The property has free roaming goats that are so adorable and very friendly, as well as dogs and a couple cats that we spotted. We checked in and out on our own and it was a super relaxing experience!

What a nightmare! We fell for the "TicToc Influencer" who they paid to do a cute video showing a…read moregreat "glamping" experience at Splitrock. Holy Cow, does that not exist. As it turns out, the people who own the "glamping" parts of the property (the domes and outfitted tents) are not there at all, and the on site people have no control over how those things are managed or kept up. PLUS, there is hardly ever anyone "on site". First, they don't tell you that if you are coming from the north on the 15, the road to get in is worse than the Road to Hanna without the great views. It is so much smarter to go a little further on the 15 and take the Mission Road through Fallbrook...one of the many, MANY ways the owners, organizers fail their guests. Upon arriving, the signage is TERRIBLE. The little "store" is a shack that is only open on weekends despite the fact that our paperwork said it was only closed on Mondays. Once we found our "glamping dome", with the help of some ladies who may or may not have worked there, (never confirmed) all the instructions on how to self check in didn't matter because there was no key in the lockbox and the door was open. ?? The dome is in terrible shape...stained, old, with the outside "windows" ostensibly so you could "stargaze" from your bed at night so filthy that you could barely see through them. The dome itself is being held together with duct tape, horribly hot because they have no ventilation at all, (most domes have ventilation through the roof center since hot air rises) and dirty. There is a weird gang plug situation hanging from an outlet that seriously looks like a fire hazzard. The bedspread was covered in stains. We would later realize that the mattress was old, soft and lumpy. Later, when the sun went down and it was actually cold, we realized that the dome had no blankets. Just the thin, filthy bedspread. The locks on the bathrooms didn't latch closed, so animals, bugs, etc could easily get in there, and you had to have someone stand guard so no one walked in on you. There was very little toilet paper so we used our own because we didn't want to strand the other guests that were there. There is a nice shower in one of the bathrooms, but I heard from multiple people at the campsite next to us that there was ZERO hot water and when my husband investigated, the propane tank used to heat it was completely empty. While we were eating lunch at our (very weathered, very old, not glamping) picnic table, the herd of goats came over and immediately tried to steal all of our food! I understand that these are free roaming, but it would have been nice to be warned that they would literally bite you to get the food out of your hands. They were not "friendly". They were demanding and hungry. After a terrible night in the most uncomfortable bed, we decided to take a walk and see the rest of the animals, which for some reason are penned up (some are free roaming, some are not). We were excited to see that the alpaca was there in the same area as the goats, chickens and pigs, laying down. Until we realized that he was dead. I had to tell THEM that their alpaca was dead. And the "Camp Host" actually argued with me via text when I contacted her and said "That is Pedro. He is very old and a deep sleeper". I'm like, he's such a deep sleeper that he is not breathing. Later, she confirmed via text that he was, indeed dead. GLAMPING BABY! The "community area" where you were supposed to be able to BBQ and do group activities was an absolute joke....looks like no one has utilized or cleaned it up in years. BBQ was filthy, chairs laying on their sides, and a very sick looking dog laying miserably on it's side. When we finally were contacted by Crystal the "Camp Host" from the texts, she gave a lot of excuses..the domes and tents being out of their control, how they had asked repeatedly that the pictures and info be changed to no avail, and how they were probably going to stop offering the "glamping" option at all and just do regular camping. But we have been to many, many camping sites that are well run, clean, managed on site, with clear directions and expectations and this is not it. So many things went wrong, and WHO IS CARING FOR THOSE ANIMALS WHEN THEY DON'T SEEM TO HAVE ANYONE PERMANENTLY ON SITE??? We were there for 24 hours before anyone returned our texts/calls. How can you have a dead alpaca in a pen for literal hours when there are probably 50 other animals in there? Who is feeding/caring for/checking on them?? What was wrong with that poor dog? The Range Fire saved us by giving us an excellent final reason to leave because we knew with certainty that this camp was ill prepared for ANY kind of emergency when they couldn't even provide toilet paper, blankets, adequate instructions or care for their own animals. We have done rustic camping before and had very nice experiences. This was supposed to be GLAMPING at glamping prices and it sucked!

We LOVED our recent visit to this beach. The temperature was low that day and there was a breeze,…read morebut for some odd reason it was warm and even the water wasn't as freezing as it normally is. The kids had fun looking for sand piggies, shells and sand dollars while wading in the shore and playing in the sand. I took a long walk from the beach side to the marina side where they had a little jetty you could walk out on and I was able to do my son's senior pictures. The restrooms were decent and clean, lots of stalls, space with nice toilets (not those stainless steel ones at city parks) plus showers with hot water! There is also grass hut looking gazebos, a laundry facility and a playground on the beach. My only complaint would be there was a lot of trash on the beach including glass bottles and while my kids were digging, they uncovered a bunch of beer cans! Send out the junior marines to police the area.

We wanted a small vacation so we booked these cottages using my husband's military benefits. It was…read moreperfect for the kids to enjoy the beach right outside the patio. Definitely recommend getting a beachfront view cottage. It was nice to explore camp Pendleton and visit local eateries in Oceanside on the marina. The cottages were one bedroom and one kitchenette in a small living space. The kitchen was equipped with dishes enough for four people. The only thing that I did not enjoy, is that no matter how much you clean there will be sand everywhere considering you are right on the beach. You can say that this might be glamping on the beach. We stayed one night in a marina view cottage and was able to watch some military training early in the morning. The next two nights we stayed in the beachfront cottage and woke up to the view of the beautiful beach. The beach is very clean with soft sand. It was hard to believe California had such soft sand that you would normally find on Hawaii.