We reserved the Muir trailer for 7/6-7/8. The trailer needed some repairs. The beach toys are…read moretrashed. There was a corn hole set that was in good shape. We left in the morning of our second day. We left a voicemail and sent a email requesting a refund for the second day. The owner contacted us and explained the repair issues and compensated us for our reservation. Very responsive and cooperative.

Had a blast Vintage Glamping! Great concept. Happy this…read morepartnership between State Parks and private business collaborated to bring together such a unique and delightful camping experience. I read about The Holiday's on Trip Advisr and was pleased to find mid-week openings the next week. I paid for one night in advance, but after the fun my granddaughter had that first day, I paid for another night and am glad to have done so. The turquoise and white trailer, "The Drifter" is adorable, as are all four units. Andy, the owner/ manager is friendly, easy to reach by phone, and stops by each day to provide for the needs of his current renters, and to prep for the next to arrive. With an included fridge, freezer, 3 burner stove, plates, cups, mugs, utensils, bbq utensils, sink with running water, heat, ample sleeping for 4, bath towels, beach towels, USB ports, board games, cards, and a bluetooth sound system, the trailer offers plenty of convenience for its diminuative size. For a small extra charge a generator provides AC, microwave and electricity. Each trailer gas picnic table, charcoal bbq, and a firepit... though we joined other campers at the communal firepit and enjoyed making new friends. The Holiday's Community has a shared storage shed filled with complimentary games (Jenga, Cornhole, Horseshoes, oversized Checkers, Bocce Ball, etc.) beach supplies (umbrellas, boogie boards, noodles). The beach is gorgeous... there are two paths to access the beach, one is quite steep and the hike back up is tough. The other path nearest to the Visitor Center is less steep. All in all, big props to The Holiday's! I will definitely be returning.

Something that IS the park's problem-- too many visitors zooming around the park on e-bikes and…read moreelectric motorcycles. Kids as young as 5 or 6, zooming around with no helmets, riding through empty spaces, going the wrong way, in and out off the sidewalk. Even after dark, no lights. If you stay here BE VERY CAREFUL because you could get hit while walking or your vehicle could get hit when a bike comes at you out of nowhere.

Stay multiple times throughout out the year. Front Desk is on it. I believe Cynthia is the mangers…read morename, honestly much respect to her on the way she handles things!! They are informative and make sure you are happy. Always meet nice families. Only thing is HB PD needs to step up and watch people driving like idiots on PCH but that's not waterfront fault. Highly recommend them. Also if you plan to stay in summer book ahead cause in summer almost impossible to find anything.

Tent camped here on a Sunday. Beautiful ocean views, fire pits and picnic tables at each spot, and…read moreplenty of trash cans and clean bathrooms throughout. Stars were visible over the ocean on a clear night. Reservations online can be challenging as many spots are booked for months in advance. We went over to the nearby Doho Cafe for breakfast and were told they have live music most weekend evenings.

Went camping recently on a whim and luckily I was able to book two days at this location..which is…read morecrazy because I heard it's impossible to book at this location. This was the first spot I went camping with my wife and friends and we loved it. The bathrooms and showers were very clean, the lots were huge! The site is sandwiched between the beach and a bike trail which is really awesome! The campsite loops around which was cool because people with children are able to let their kids ride around on scooters or bikes! There were a few sites that were flooded due to recent rain but the site overall was awesome and walking distance to the beach. I strongly recommend camping at this location.

Everything is so fresh and amazing! I go there to pick up Turon for my office on a regular!read more

Love this park went there today to check it out. Probably going to move there. Patrick the Park…read moremanager is really professional. Seems like a really good guy. The park is clean. Has coin laundry facilities, has shower facilities. It seems like all the lots have a little nice patch of grass. I would imagine maybe would sprinklers because the grass looks so good. It is a 55 and older, which makes it pretty quiet during the day. I can't wait to move in and meet everybody it's in a nice part of old town Tustin. There's lots of trees. The cool thing is you can stay here forever if you like it month-to-month pretty much move out when you want. Space rent., does not include electricity or cable, but does include water, trash, sewer, you are in the heart of Orange County. You're not at the beach, but you're close. You're kind of centrally located around the 55 freeway, the 5 and the 405 is really close. The 22 is relatively close too and the 91. Can't wait to move in. I'm looking forward to it.

Deer Canyon Campground is a primitive picnic area along one of the many intersecting trails of the…read moreMoro Canyon portion of Crystal Cove State Park. While there isn't much to it--a few oak trees shading some wooden picnic tables-- it is a welcome respite from the sun while hiking deep into the park away from the coast and the other maintained campsites. Stop and have a seat for a few minutes, take a drink of water (hope you brought some... 'cause there ain't no vending machine or fountain here... take off your headphones, and just enjoy the sound of... silence. No RV generator, no one playing loud music, no highway noise; just peace and quiet. The hike itself to get here can range from moderate to strenuous, depending on how you got here. Chances are you left No Name Ridge trail and took the Ticketron path to get to Deer Canyon. Co ti ur up the trail a bit to either take the long loop tonthe fenceline or cut back towards the ocean on Rattlesnake trail-- which in my opinion, is the pretties part of the hike. Speaking of rattlesnakes, there are a few up here on the hunt in the warmer months, so watch your step. More likely, you'll enjoy songbirds, small mammals like rabbits and squirrels during daybreak and sunset, and an escort of a few bugs around your head. Regardless, you have my respect for getting out into nature and putting down your tiny touch screen :)

This is an amazing camp site for youth groups, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts when you want the…read morecamping experience without the long drive. The site has private bathrooms, parking, outdoor cooking area with sink and bbqs, as well as a ton of tables and lights. I definitely recommend this site for your next outing

A diamond in the rough...this campsite is tucked away in the middle of Mile Square Park and barely…read moreanyone knows about it. Well maintained, great amenities, and ridiculously cheap for a group campsite. The following are provided: - A large shaded area with large tables for approximately 60 people with lights for night time - 4 sinks - Outlets - Campfire Ring with seating - Additional Picnic Tables - 5 private, unisex restrooms - Large campsite area for tents - Decorative wood structure I like to reserve this campsite for training camps since it is perfect for classroom / lecture settings while still providing an outdoor experience. Making reservations is not too difficult if you call in. You can pay by cash, check, or authorize card payment on the phone. You pick up a key a day(s) prior to your arrival if you want to get there first thing when it opens at 7AM. All in all, it is not too removed from civilization but it serves as a great location for any kid's first time camping.

Great place with great neighbors. I came to stay 2 months and have now been here over 2 years. It's…read moregated at night so it's very safe. It's more long term so you don't have to deal with the weekend warriors! I highly recommend Stone Villa for a nice quiet place to relax 10 minutes from Newport Beach.

Just came back from El Potrero for our Girl Scout camporee. Ugh…read more LOCATION: Far, far away! This is private property and heavily guarded/monitored for the safety of the campers (duh). The camp is located waaaaaay off the beaten path, down a private treacherous dirt road. Once you're there - it's gorgeous! Oak trees shade the camp site and provide excellent canopy coverage. There is plenty of space to spread out and pinic tables and antique dutch ovens at each camp site. Bathrooms are near or far depending on where you set up camp. There are 600 acres on this property, mostly beautiful meadows and scenic vistas. CAMPING: Reservation tent camping only. Reservations must be made thru your local Girl Scout council... otherwise the main gate to the property will be locked. AMENITIES: Fresh, cold running water at each campsite. Bathrooms. Picnic tables and private, cold water showers. There are outdoor structures for holding open air events or having a small meeting. Propane cooking only - charcoal use given on an individual, weather-permitting basis by the on site Ranger Mark. There is a sheltered fire pit available for campfire use. *Bring your own food* BUGS: They run amok. None of our spray on pesticides worked! Dangit. Crane flies are EVERYWHERE! (they even snuck inside our cars and came home with us). Crane flies look like mosquitos so wear your running shoes. Spiders constantly freefall from the trees - watch what you're putting into your mouth. Pincher bugs and the catepillars were annoying as well. Red ants are running this joint and even though they don't bite - they're scary as all get out because they're bigger than me! CELL PHONE SERVICE: At the time of this posting, AT&T, TMobile, Sprint/Nextel, Boost, Verizon, Metro PCS and any other crap carrier you might have, DID NOT WORK at this campsite. Sorry. RANGER MARK: He's a hottie. And very knowledgeable about the area. He gives hikes daily and lives on site. *BTW, there are a few other residences tucked away on site so hooting and hollering is ill advised after 22:30. MISC: It is extremely dry and dusty out here. I think it would be better to camp down the mountain at Lake Elsinore. SUMMARY: Loved our camp activities and enjoyed getting away from the world but too many bugs ruined my fun. MY ADVICE: Prepare for the worst and hope for the best... this place is 100% rustic living.

It's a gorgeous campsite. Very, very rustic (no electricity or hot water) but they have water…read morespigots all over the place & bathroom/cold shower buildings in each designated campground. The are tons of bugs & critters but it would be lame not to expect that since we are in the outdoors. I loved it and most importantly my brownie troop loved it.