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.

We stayed for several days before the Memorial weekend, so we experienced only one day of the…read moreactual busy portion of the holiday weekend. Good things: We thought the bathrooms and showers were very clean. The food at Moes was good as were the drinks. The store was well-stocked with toys, food, and clothing. The pool and jacuzzi were great, and the kids loved them. Kids' activities and games were plentiful, and they also enjoyed the playground. Staff was helpful in the office. Security was present and doing lots of rounds the first two nights (did not see them the busy Friday night). The camp was VERY, impressively, quiet at night. Middling things (mind you, the campground is not in control of these!): the sand is not soft sand like at the coastal beaches. Kids will probably need shoes for the shells and rocks, and it's packed super hard. The campground is under the flight path of John Wayne airport, so expect to know when it's 7 am each day since that's when the planes begin roaring overhead. Not-so-great things: the sites are super close together. Yes, you will be packed in like sardines, especially in the "standard" back row sites, which were completely filled when we visited. It is hard to back in when trucks are parked along the road, in front of the tiny sites- there is VERY little room for error. The sites are ALL DIRT, which I did not think would be so bad until I lived it. (Never again, unless I buy some turf at some point.) When campers dump their waste, expect to get some whiffs. (Many reviews note something about the angle of the dump/hose- we don't have a bathroom in our trailer so I can't attest to that issue.) Finally, the single biggest deal breaker for us was the allowed use of wood burning fire pits at sites. Since everyone is crammed in there, people burning wood on Friday night resulted in the paths and trailers and even the bathrooms being filled with smoke. They should only allow gas burning fire pits! So yeah- if we return it will only ever be mid week and preferably in the off-season.

Unfortunately, my experience at the market was extremely disappointing. I approached an employee…read morewith a simple question regarding holiday weekend events happening at the Dunes and was met with rude, dismissive, and unprofessional behavior. The employee appeared completely untrained, offered no helpful information, and acted inconvenienced by a basic customer inquiry. Customer service and professionalism matter, especially during busy holiday weekends when visitors are looking for guidance and support. I hope management takes customer experience more seriously moving forward and provides better staff training.

Helpful employees made it a successful stay! My sister & I took our kids camping by ourselves for…read morethe first time. Our trip started with Alex escorting us to our site. I informed him I was the driver and jokingly asked him to be patient with me trying to back it in. He offered to direct/guide me in backing my trailer in once at our site. My only wish is he could always be my guide. With his help, I backed it in perfectly within 2 minutes! The kids & I enjoyed the amenities: the pool, spa, shuffleboard, playground, clubhouse, exercise equipment, & also the paved roads for riding bikes & scooters. We also enjoyed seeing the fireworks from Disneyland. The location is close to Disneyland, the Honda Center, Angel Stadium, parks, & beaches. Each site was level & had a clean table, 4 chairs, & an umbrella - all much nicer than most campsites. There are numerous citrus trees and a small grass patch between each site. As we were trying to hook our trailer back up to head home, my sister & I were having a little difficulty getting the trailer hitched onto our truck. A kind employee (I did not get his name,) observed us & asked if we needed help. He was so kind to direct us in what we were doing wrong and even went a step further and suggested we use their air compressor before leaving to inflate our trailer tires. He went out of his way to make sure we were safe & we greatly appreciate that, especially since our kids were traveling with us. My teenager thinks these employees need a raise. Thanks for a great stay!

Loved our stay here. Clean, quiet, great facilities (store, laundry and bathrooms are GREAT…read moreetc.) Easy to work with staff. Our only problem was finding out there wasn't a shuttle to Disney which we'd read about on their site. That cost us $120 we weren't expecting. Otherwise, a very good stay.

Close to Disneyland. Convenient. There were families who took advantage of the pool. Only there a…read morecouple nights, but it was great for our purpose.

Love these guys. Always take great care of us! They manage to work with our schedule every time…read morewe call.

Love this small beach community with a rich Japanese American history. We were here for the…read moreJapanese American culture day in June. We were told to get there early before the Los Trancos parking lot is full. We got there on a Saturday around 10:30am and there was only one row in the back with open spots. We opted to take the short walk downhill to the beach rather than wait to take the shuttle. It was a nice walk and there's a cool tunnel along the way too. The visitor center and gift shop were very nice. Everyone working there was super friendly and knowledgeable. You can tell they love their jobs. The beautiful beach was busy but clean. There's a nice restaurant there with great Bloody Mary's and food. It does get busy on the weekends.

Gorgeous park with tons of trails that all interconnect and have stunning views of the ocean!…read moreTrails are well maintained, no trash anywhere and brush sits off trails. They have both wide fire roads and single track roads that you can choose from, with varying levels of difficulty. Everything was well marked, and didn't see too many people when I went. Lots of wildflowers and native brush everywhere, glad to see it hasn't been overrun with the invasives like many other parks throughout OC.

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.

I would like to update my review after voicing my frustration to the Park Rangers at the gate also…read moreto the coastal commission and photos to the local news media things happened. The tunnel is completely dry and cleaned out, they put a higher sand berm in front of it so is doesn't get flooded and washout from high surf every-night. The handicap the elderly and everybody else can walk through a dry tunnel safely without being knee-high in water with floating debris. Sometimes you just gotta take the bull by the horns and handle your business. Thank you for getting this cleaned up for the summer you are appreciated.

I was very excited to go to the tide pools today, which is near parking lot one. As we walked over…read morethere when the low tide was approaching at 2:30 PM today, we saw a family of a mother father and a son and they were all picking up crabs and putting them in a bucket. Now, initially, I think this is animal cruelty because we should not be touching wildlife. Especially if it's potentially an endangered species. But it was quite disgusting that the mother was encouraging the child to do this. I called the Park Ranger three times and they told me they were going to dispatch a lifeguard to come and handle the situation, but no one ever showed up. This is quite disappointing because who is looking out for our Wildlife? I understand that if you have a fishing game license, you are legally allowed to fish and take some species of crab home, but who is monitoring this? We need to do a better job. I was so angry I left and never saw the tide pools. Did I mention it was my birthday?

I recently stayed at Newport Dunes and overall the property itself was beautiful and the staff was…read morepleasant. However, I was extremely disappointed by the inconsistency regarding their pet policy. Before booking, I reviewed the campground rules online and understood that pit bulls were not allowed on the property. Because of this policy, I made the difficult and expensive decision to board my own dog elsewhere during our stay. To my surprise, throughout the weekend I saw multiple pit bulls openly walking around the campground. I brought my concerns to the front desk, and the only explanation given was that some guests do not disclose that they have pets and simply arrive with them, which is not an acceptable excuse. While the staff apologized, nothing changed, and the dogs remained on the property throughout our stay. My frustration is not necessarily about the dogs themselves, as I am also a pit bull owner and lover, but about the lack of enforcement and consistency of the stated rules. If the policy is not actually enforced, guests should not be expected to spend additional money boarding their pets based on the information provided online. Unfortunately, because of this experience, we will most likely not be returning for future RV camping trips.

Where everything is great , except the WIFI, they should just say no WiFi , instead of us rv'rs…read moredealing with slooooooooow WiFi , or charge extra for great WiFi , this is 3 times in 3 months I've been here and every time WiFi is sloooooooow

I've been biking on this trail everyday now. Personally, I'm getting more and more fond of it. It's…read moretrying to be part of my lifestyle these days. The trail is relatively safe. I don't see as many homeless people as I used to which is a very nice and refreshing. Some of the landscapes along the trail are just too beautiful. Who needs a gym when you have the Santa Ana River Trail!

This trail has so many great parks and a little bathroom…read moreAlong the route. Very safe and clear. Be careful of bikers but there are trails for runners. Go earlier if you're a runner. The bikers come after 7am. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Fun for all ages