After taking the tram up, we spent some time walking around Mount San Jacinto State Park, and it…read moreended up being one of the most relaxing parts of the trip. It's a big contrast from the desert below , cool air, tall pine trees, and quiet forest trails. The trails around Long Valley are pretty easy, so you don't need to be a serious hiker. It's perfect for a casual walk, taking photos, or just enjoying the mountain scenery. We saw squirrels and chipmunks, and I've heard people sometimes spot deer around here too. One thing to know: it's much colder up here than in Palm Springs, so bring a light jacket and wear comfortable shoes because you'll probably end up walking more than planned. It's a nice little nature break after the tram ride, and definitely worth spending some time here before heading back down.

Great trails and hikes! Beautiful! Would definitely recommend making a stop here if in the area for…read moresome outdoor time.

We took our little one to Palm Springs on Feb 22nd for the tram/snow experience, but it was closed…read moredue to crowds. Luckily, Idyllwild Park was only a short drive away and absolutely delivered. Easy access to snow, not overly crowded, and perfect for families. Our kid played there all day and was thrilled. Parking is right at the spot, and dogs are allowed -- just be sure to read the park rules. We'll be back with our pup next time!

We camped here as a first timer and overall, we were very happy with the experience. It's just a…read moreshort 2hr drive from Los Angeles. We couldn't get two campsites next to each other, but we were across the street from one another so it wasn't a big problem. I would take a look at the map first so you know where your site is otherwise you'll need to backtrack. I had zero expectations and experience with camping and I thought the campsite was big enough for 2-3 families to hang out comfortably. We were close to the other sites, but fortunately it wasn't loud and everyone was pleasant. The restroom was clean and we didn't opt for the shower. I did take a stroll to see the other campsites and I noticed some were smaller and some were on a slope. Unfortunately we couldn't use the fire ring/pit, but my kid had a blast with his friends. This is a great campsite for beginners.

Came here on a snowy day and love love loved it!…read more It was quiet and serene except for the sound of hail and snow falling. We did a bit of a hike and there were some good elevation points for a sled ride. You can also find uniquely large pine cones here which can be sappy and poky so handle with care.

Sunday, March 5th 2023…read more "The Silence Grows" . an Ode to Humber Park Trailhead Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail 3e07 in Pine Cove California . By Jade Ann Byrne . Take only photos; leave only foot steps. Leave no trace, is how I enjoy nature. I don't always follow all the rules but you wouldn't know I was there. What an incredible privilege to ascend a sleeping snowy giant on the somber silence of a Sunday. The bright crunch of the grains of snow underfoot crying out loudly from the sudden unwelcome friction of my boots of untrodden once warmed, now frozen snow. The silence broke only by The chestnut-backed chickadee (Poecile rufescens) casually crying out alerting the rest of the environment to my presence. The silence grows. Snowshoeless descending towards the frigid rapids of the burble glossy eddies hidden below the abundant heavy snow. Stop movement. Inhale. Release.

This was a nice and easy hike around 5 miles round trip. It's pretty much out and back. Theres a…read moregood amount of parking near the trail. The parking can get busy since there's other trails nearby. Where we started, there was a creek right in the beginning. There's a distinct trail to follow and the terrain isn't too bad. Theres some rocks here and there. The views were amazing as we were able to see different types of trees, mountain, birds, and squirrels. It got a little repetitive towards the end because it looked like we were passing by the same thing over and over.

This is such a perfect hiking trail!!! It's called the scenic route but I think the distance and…read moreslow incline are a perfect workout for those of us that don't go hiking too often. It's a very beautiful trail with a couple creeks and lot of people with their dogs. Would definitely hike this trail again just for a calming walk with nice views.

This was our first trip here from the very beginning and check in was easy just pulled up to a…read morewindow they already had our tags available. The sites are spacious and clean with a lot of shade.The restrooms were maintained ,clean, in the showers were hot. You can't have wood there because the fire danger but they offered propane exchange which is awesome. My family was having so much fun we wanted to extend our stay but the park was booked.Dave and the young lady in kiosk went above and beyond in order to find a place for us so that our family could continue making their memories. They offer a movie in the park for the kids ,Nice hiking ,mountain biking opportunities and all around great experience from beginning to end. My son had lost his cell phone while riding his bike and someone turned it into the front office, so even the other patrons there were amazing.

I got a chance to camp here and it was a pretty good spot…read more Headed up in July and temps down below the camp area were about 10-12 degrees warmer, it was 85 with a nice breeze. Some of the spots are great and have nice shade trees, etc. Others are kind of sparse and definitely no protection from the sun. There are some very large spots and most of the spots are spacious. Some are for larger RVs. Some are walk in only, you park your car close but not in your spot. There is a trail (3.5 miles round trip) out to a little pond of water and it is a nice easy trail, mostly flat. There were no fires allowed right now, high fire danger, unless you had a stove that had an on/off button to control the flame. I did see some flames at night, that did look like fires that were not allowed but the staff was going around on their golf carts, so I assume they checked it out. The Staff keeps the place pretty clean. The restrooms were in good condition. Definitely some great views of the mountains and surrounding areas. The night time views are pretty good, you can see the milky way. Check out my photos for example. Location fantastic. Price is reasonable. Weather was good. Not too much to do, but Idyllwild is not too far away.

Quiet and peaceful, not overly busy. Very clean and well kept. Love the horses, saw a bobcat cub…read moreand a bear cub ... most of the campers were respectful, some needed to really pay attention to were to park their vehicles, and know where their campsite starts and stops. The website needs to be updated as most of the campsite numbers are wrong. When I stayed there, a woman who lived in her car, not camping, and would " squat " at the campground and use the showers and stay without paying (I asked) This has the potential to be so beautiful if the campers pay attention to camp rules... The beauty is outstanding.

I mean, it's a dog park, but there's no place to get your little dog's water.The little dog…read moreenclosure is super small compared to the big dog enclosure, which is huge.It's just not fair for the little pups, because I would like for my little dogs to be able to run as well. Other than that, it's not bad.It's not terrible.It's what you would expect from a dog park

Big side is nice but no water. Small side is filled with poop not picked up! Gross!! No scoopers ,…read moreno water.

The staff is absolutely incredible (dedicated, joyful, and servant-hearted). The location is…read moreabsolutely beautiful, the campus is clean, and I highly recommend!

My two boys got to go to camp for the first time. I was nervous. It took them a day or two to get…read moreused to being away from their home, but they loved it!! This Christian Camp is awesome! My little one couldn't stop talking about the food. He said it was the BEST!! LOL. So glad they had a a great first time experience.