The campground is clean and beautiful. It does have water available but the spigot close to us was broken. But there were 2 close by. The hosts came by both nights with wood. Great service! We would come back again! read more

I love camping here. The restrooms were clean, hot showers. Clean campground. Great Hosts, they love what they do, they are very helpful when it comes to things to do in the local area. The campground was quiet. This was my third time here, and will be back again to celebrate my Birthday next year again. read more

Been coming to San Gorgonio campgrounds for over 30 years. Growing up we couldn't afford summer trips so my dad would make an effort to get us out of the city for a weekend or two every summer. I've continued this tradition with my own kids and this campground is a mainstay in our rotation. In those 30 years not much has changed (and that's a good thing), except maybe a bit more noise from the road. That's expected though with more and more people moving into the area. Nothing beats the tranquility and peace you feel just sitting enjoying a meal together, playing cards, making s'mores, or telling stories by the fire. Facilities are always clean. Showers have warm water and the park host do an excellent job of keeping them clean. The toilets are also always clean, and flush toilets make it so any unpleasant smells do not linger. Plenty of firewood is available if you're running low or forgot to pack any. Make sure you have cash though. The camp host will come by and offer or you can swing by and pick it up. A few cons: the water spout next to our site was not working so we had a not so long trek to retrieve water. The fire pit at our site wasn't in the best of locations. I would've preferred it tucked in more, but it was located right next to the driveway, and finally the drainage system in the showers could be upgraded. It's not pleasant wadding in remains of the person that showered before you even in shower shoes. read more

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Una ves al años vamos a camping a san Gorgonio campground, nos encanta la tranquilidad del lugar,los baños siempre limpios,muy recomendado. read more

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Stood at site 20. Was fortunate to snag a spot due to a cancellation. Couldn't be happier. Camp hosts did a great job enforcing noise controls after hours. Had no issues with loud music from surrounding camps. The spot was spacious, picnic table shaded under a tree and nice spread. We were able to back up a Ford Ranger in the driveway and setup a privacy canvas and a picnic table and still have plenty of room. Bathrooms were clean, showers worked but cold water. The camp host warned us of a recent bear siting w 2 baby cubs so we were extra diligent to use the bear lockers and toss our trash each night. We didn't have any encounters thankfully. There are trails around and a lake to explore. My husband did some mountain bike riding. Highly recommend and will be back. read more

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Camp hosts Patricia and Scott were friendly and helpful. Restrooms were kept clean and we had a nicely shaded site with ample space for four adults and two kiddos (4 and 8). The only reasons it is not a five star review is because the showers are only solar powered so once the sun set, no more warm showers. Unfortunately, there was a group that started playing loud country music from their lifted pickup truck at around midnight. Aside from that we had an awesome time eating s'mores and stargazing. read more

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After lots of research we finally found that San Gorgonio had a group campsite for a very reasonable price $67/night. We live camping and we were so happy with how spacious the group campsite was it was also very clear so we got to see the stars at night the group campsite had two picnic tables, two food lockers to store food in at night. It also had great views. Site 48 is pretty close to the restroom and not too far from the exit which is where the showers were located. The camp host also drives around in a golf cart if you need firewood to purchase so bring cash if needed. We stayed 3 nights and we will definitely be going back! This weekend of October 7th it was very cold at night but warm during the day if you weren't under the shade so pack shorts but also plenty of blankets for the night. Quite hours were from 10pm-6am and they had plenty of trash bins and one recycle bin towards the front of the campsite by the host. If you're looking for a great woodsy campsite definitely recommend. read more

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Great getaway for the weekend especially during COVID. Easily booked on recreation.gov and the sites are spaced fairly well. The host is located in front right, and they sell fire wood if needed! Only $8 a bundle. They do burn out pretty quickly. Pros: + clean bathrooms + only 2 hours from la county + lots of hiking Cons - showers are currently closed read more

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Beautiful area, beautiful campground and it's very well kept. Respect the rules and you'll have a great time :) read more

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Enjoyed the stay here. Not too far away from LA county and running water and plenty of trees. Beautiful scenic route there. Good friendly camp host also. read more

We recently camped here for Memorial Day Weekend. Let me tell you, it is so nice to get outside and be able to enjoy the outdoors and not worry about the crowds. We had campsite #044 and facing the site we had no one to our left but we did have a family to our right. They were so far spread out though so there was so much space to spread out. Bathrooms were a bit of a walk from our spot, but not too bad. They were very clean, ample amount of toilet paper. The camp hosts were great. They came around at I think it was 5ish to see if you wanted to buy firewood from them. Cash only $8/bundle. The only qualm I had about this site is that there were several prickly thorns... we brought our dogs and they were getting stuck in their paws. The other campsites didn't seem to have them. Otherwise this was an epic spot. We hiked 5 miles round trip to Jenkes Lake and that was super beautiful too! Hope everyone is staying safe! SYOY! read more

This campsite is about 30 mins south of Big Bear lake. It's great that they have a camp host on site who I saw often in his golf cart going around the 54 sites, but he does not enforce noise or lights off rules. I went to the bathroom at 11:30pm one night and our neighbor's were being so loud with music & their fire still on! They stayed up and were being noisy till about 1am. I thought a camp host would at least come by and tell people to turn off their music or fire but I guess not. Our neighbors were noisy with their music the whole 2 nights we were there....was pretty annoying but what can you do. Our group did a hike that started at site 33 along the Santa Ana river which was ok. This 8 mile hike took us to another campsite and then we decided to walk along the road back. Wasn't too impressed. This place does get three stars for having nice big clean private shower rooms w/ hot high pressured water but that's about it. The bathrooms were also very clean and used motion sensors lights at night so you don't have to use a flash light once inside the restroom. There were no electricity outlets at this campground. Also no street lights or lights period near your site, which can be taken as a good or bad thing. Expected more but left feeling OK. read more

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Stayed in site 008, which was large enough for two tents. Nice campground with toilets (clean) and warm showers (free!). We just returned on 6/11/23 and it was very cold (40 degrees at night) so consider going later in the summer if you prefer warmer weather. The hike to Jenks Lake is really nice (trailhead is down the 38 a couple miles from camp) and appropriate for "weekend hikers." My only complaint is that noise restrictions are *NOT* enforced here. Because it's a "family" campground, there were several large groups around us and they were noisy well past midnight, making it impossible to sleep. Camp host should make more of an effort to enforce the "quiet hours" here. read more

A part of me almost doesn't want to write this review because San Gorgonio Campground is my go-to campsite every year when I do not feel like traveling too far from home to enjoy nature. I mean, if you live in Southern California, it's only a simple 2-hour drive. So while I do not want to share with you this awesome and convenient campground, I think more of us need to explore the outdoors and get the frak away from technology before artificial intelligence becomes super-intelligent and reaches singularity by 2040 and deems us unnecessary the way we crush cockroaches without a second thought. Okay... too much time in the woods by the campfire... cue X-Files theme music... Anyways, here is my review about another awesome campground in the San Bernardino Mountains. So, leave that laptop at home and turn off your Galaxy phones so that you can look up at the galaxy above. San Gorgonio Campground is the twin brother of the adjacent Barton Flats Campground. However, I like San Gorgonio a little more because there is a little more shade and I have found my go-to campsite. And no, I will not be revealing the number of my go-to campsite so don't bother asking! HAHAHA. San Gorgonio is a smaller campground with about 50 sites for tent camping. It consists of two loops that resemble a bird's wings. Centrally-located is the main restroom with FREE showers and flush toilets and each loop has its own respective flush toilet restrooms. Water faucets are scattered across the site and the campground is serviced by friendly hosts Barbara and Mike that do a great job of maintaining the restrooms. Firewood is now $8 a bundle up from $7 in 2014 due to the local supplier raising prices. Each site has a fire ring to burn the wood with a grill on top. Regular sites have one picnic table and the double sites have two picnic tables with food lockers. The campground is nice and there are a ton of things to do in the area. I recommend trekking west along the Rio Monte Trail past Barton Flats towards Council Campground. From there, cross Highway 38 and follow the trail and hike up approximately 1.1 miles to Jenks Lake. Also, nearby is the Pacific Crest Trail that extends from Mexico to Canada and that was recently made famous by the movie Wild. The campground is dog-friendly, but dogs must be kept on a 6-foot leash at all times. Seriously, keep your furbaby on a leash because there are definitely coyotes in the mountains. Every time I go, they wake me up with their howling. So... after spending yet another weekend at San Gorgonio (this time with a larger group of awesome friends), I have already booked my return visit. That is how much I love the place. By the way, use Google Maps for directions by typing in "San Gorgonio Campground". * The great thing about San Gorgonio, as well as Barton Flats, is that you can reserve the campsites up to 6 months in advance via Recreation.gov. * Here is a link to Tim Urban's awesome website waitbutwhy.com that talks about the inevitable artificial intelligence singularity and how we are pretty much screwed by our own technological advancements http://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html. Shoutout to Stephanie H. for bringing this up while we were sitting around the campfire during Memorial Day Weekend. * T-Mobile does not get reception here, but AT&T kind of does. read more

This was my second camping trip and it was super fun!!!! The only thing they need to do is update the photos on the website because I got catfished!! In the photos it looked grassier and when we arrived it's just a bunch of dirt and rocks and the campsite was on a hill. Make sure you bring a canopy to enjoy eating in because this campsite is surrounded by a bunch of meat eating wasp nests and makes it impossible to enjoy doing anything. read more

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Great place to go camping! They have bathrooms that flush lol. Running water, but it was ice cold!!! Showers were closed. It was beautiful, we could see the snow on the mountains from our campsite. Really cool trails that were easy to walk. We did find fresh bear poop, so be careful! Everyone was really quite too. If you bring music, it has to be off by 10pm. read more

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Awesome campground! Very easy to find, very clean! There are a good number of bathrooms, all of which were kept in very good condition. Hosts are there to sell you firewood if you need any. We stayed at site 54 which was excellent! It was near the end of the loop so we didn't get much foot or car traffic. I highly recommend sites 50-54 for this reason, plus the spout and bathrooms are at a good distance from you. Fire pit and bear lockers were provided, as well as a picnic table with each site. No problems with wasps for us. Beautiful location! Only downside is I felt like there wasn't too many hikes to do in the area...but the Campaite itself was stellar! read more

Had a reservation during the weekend in which SoCal had the extreme heat advisory. The Valley Fire got close to the campgrounds and blocked all roads. I never received a notification about the fire from Recreation.Gov. There was no phone call or anything to inform us that all reservations would be cancelled due to the fire. My family and I had everything packed and was about to drive out there the next morning. I only found out about the closure through my friend who was worried about me and asked if I was still going to the campgrounds. If my friend didn't tell me, I would've driven up there and got stuck or have to turn back around. Very disappointed with recreation.gov read more

Campsite #36, lots is shade. Walking distance to bathrooms. 8 miles from the general store off hwy 38. Campground was full (camping is the only thing to do during all this pandemic propaganda) but camp host is awesome and friendly. Ask about the rock garden. Come up and escape all the mask BS and enjoy your life. read more

San Gorgonio Campground - Campsite #36, lots is shade. - Campgrounds Near Me - Angelus Oaks, California

The holidays are always great weekends to go camping. We normally head to AZ to see family but my youngest isn't one yet and we didn't want to travel so far with him. The campsites book up to 6 months in advance. Our usual site at Green Valley was booked up. That was my fault. It was on my calendar, but I should have set an alarm for it. Camping has become increasingly popular over the last few years in my opinion. People are looking for ways to escape the city on a budget. I tried to get more of my family to commit but they didn't until last minute which is why we wound up at San Gorgonio. I asked fellow Yelpers which sites they liked and what was in the area as far as fishing, etc. Even though the nearby lake was stocked a few weeks before our arrival, we didn't catch anything. We went Memorial Weekend and I was taken back as to how cold it was. We always bring extra blankets. And thank goodness we did because it was in the 30's and we were freezing. In the daytime it was in the high 70's, low 80's. The campground itself didn't have as much shade as I was hoping. And some of the sites were really close together. I can't tell you where we stayed, but I will say that several families came up to us and said we had the best spot. The showers here are free. I just wish people were more considerate on how much time they spent in there. This one kid, I say kid as in early teens was in there over an hour. I would recommend taking water socks or flip flops when you shower. The floors get pretty wet. The bathrooms were well maintained, but there was no soap. We brought our own soap, air freshener, tp, and towels to dry our hands. I've been at nicer campgrounds. But I will say that there weren't as many flies here as in lower elevations. That was a big plus. I did get stung in the neck by a bee. LOL. So do watch out for those. Also, if you have more than 2 cars they charge $5 a night per car. Make sure to take plenty of wood. The only place we found wood in town was Stater Brothers. Home Depot, and Walmart are only seasonal. You can purchase wood at the campground, but it's cheaper to buy it closer to home. read more

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We recently camped here and it was a great time!!! The campground were very clean, the camp host were nice, hot (free) showers, clean bathrooms, decent amount of camp site space, and most importantly--the fellow campers were respectful and not obnoxious. We booked campsite 30 (which is handicapped but you can book it if it's the only one available-which it was the last one). It had a little bit of a slope but not too bad. There were bear lockers, but I asked the host if I could just keep our food in our car and she said ya, so we didn't even use them. The ride into the campground wasn't bad at all. It was nothing like the other way into big bear (narrow road with lots of turns). There are a ton of campsites around, so if you don't have reservations and you're hoping to catch a spot, I'm sure you would have luck somewhere in the area. It's nature, but there weren't a ton of bugs which I appreciated. There were some big ass ants at our site but not a ton, and they left us alone. Also these big ass black beetle things. But no bees, spiders, snakes or anything else made an appearance. We were traveling with kids (1-7 years old) and there were a lot of other families there. Kids riding their bikes, skateboards, scooters, etc. We decided to take the hike to jenks lake. It was about 3 miles one way and the kids were really struggling (also the puppy--she's so lazy), but we all made it. Beautiful views and I recommend packing a picnic because they have picnic tables up there. You can also just drive your car and park at jenks lake, but the hike was beautiful and not too strenuous. Overall, we definitely plan to come back. I highly recommend checking the weather prior to going (duh) but it was in the high 60s during the day and low 40s at night and it was COLD!! Next weekend the forecast shows it's going to be a lot warmer, so just pack accordingly. If you forget wood the camp hosts have some for $8 which is awesome. We ended up going through 7 or 8 bundles of wood for Friday night-Sunday morning. They were burning very fast and it was cold at night. Also, AT&T has service up there but T-mobile does not, until you hike up to Jenks lake there was a little for T-mobile...but who needs service... you're camping! read more

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Beautiful camp site ! I had no complains about it. It does get super chilly at night so just make sure you bring enough blankets .

This was our first time at this campground. We came from the San Fernando Valley, 115 miles west, for the Columbus Day weekend. SO VERY worth the long drive! What a beautifully maintained campground. Camp host was very friendly and helpful. The campground was almost full and it was so nice and pleasant being there amongst a lot of people and kids. Sites are big and well space out. The bathrooms had flush toilets and sinks and were very clean. And there were water spigots scattered around the campground if you needed some water. Bear boxes at each campsite and they even have recycle bins and not just trash bins to use on the way out. Will definitely come back for another long weekend and even might come back for a longer stay. Thank you, camp host, for a wonderful weekend. read more

Just a shout out to our peeps that enjoy camping at San G. Hey we miss you all... but we are doing well. As some of you know, Mike took ill when we were there beginning of last year. He was in the hospital for a week, and we almost lost him. He had pneumonia or valley fever and became septic. So he is doing much better now, thank God. The desert is better for his lungs. Sorry to all who were looking forward to visiting with us, but we had to go. Hit me up if you want to keep in touch. Rock on campers, enjoy! Warmest Regards, Barbara read more

We chose to camp here Memorial Day weekend honestly because it was the only campsite still available by the time we booked it! But, i'm glad we did. I am originally from San Bernardino so this is actually only 45 minutes away from my childhood home, but it's like an entirely different world up there. Its almost all the way to Big Bear actually. I love to camp. Beer + games + food + wine + nature = awesome. Did I mention Beer and wine? This campsite doesn't have a lot of your extras, like a pool or a playground or a lake, but it does have tons of hiking trails, a gorgeous natural setting with tons of tall tall trees and pinecones, and free showers with warm water! The bad stuff: No hot water in the sinks. It was really really really cold at night, like in the end of may. You could hear the noise from the road at night. The campsites are pretty close together, but it just allows you to make friends with your neighbors! I wish we would have brought our bikes with us. It cost 10 a day for extra cars....waaah. And there were no lights in the bathrooms....ever walked drunk to pee in the middle of the night alone? It was an adventure I guess..... Overall I thought it was a great place, and camping is always fun when you have beer and food and marshmallows and family and friends. 24 dollars a night for good old fashioned family fun bonding time, I would most definitely go again and again! A few tips we learned for the next time: 1. Choose a site on the loop furthest from the road...thats where its the most quiet. 2. Bring hand soap for the bathrooms! 3. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. 4. Joy brand dish soap gives my mom a rash. read more

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We came here for a weekend in early August and absolutely loved it. At 6,000 feet, it had a high of 80 degrees, while Redlands (just 30 miles away) was a scorching 100. 30 miles in the other direction is Big Bear, so if you want water, that's where you have to go. The grounds themselves are on the smaller side, so if you're looking for absolute quiet, this isn't the place for you. However, if you're ok with a little noise from your neighbors, people were pretty respectful for the most part and even the group of guys playing rap music didn't stay up too late and weren't that bad. The camps hosts were very nice and friendly, plus they sell firewood in case you didn't bring your own. The ground is tough, so bring a mattress or something to soften your slumber. And the address is probably not accurate, so for GPS direction use this: 34.17444, -116.86639 34°10'28"N, 116°51'59"W read more

We camped here on a Sunday through Thursday in mid-July of this year. It wasn't too crowded at all. Camp host was nice and didn't constantly hover like some do. The nice part is that the toilets are the flush kind rather than vault. There's not much light in the bathroom so if you go at night take a flashlight. There are free showers, the type where you have to keep pushing the button ever 10 to 15 seconds to get more water to come out. There is not an electrical outlet in the bathroom or the showers. Each campsite has a picnik table and a fire ring. Seems like there was a good amount of shade just about everywhere. There was a bit of traffic noise, but if you get a site that is toward the back, it's really not too bad. It was really COLD the first 2 nights! Overall a really nice quiet place. read more

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I'm convinced now that the best campgrounds are all around the Big Bear Lake area. San Gorgonio is no exception! Similar to Hanna Flats, also in the same general vicinity, this campground is spacious and gorgeous. Our site was huge! We were met with our neighbors to our right and left but the back of the site was pretty much boundless. I enjoy this especially because I like to go wee-wee in the forest instead of walking to the bathrooms like a loser (but I did walk the walk a few times and those potties are nice!). I hear the showers are free too. Also, there is well water every few sites to use for washing, A+ And the campsite is directly attached to hiking trails, so no driving anywhere to experience the great outdoors. The camp host delivered our firewood and offered to take our garbage to the bins. She was so sweet! And the bad news, we found out that the campground is now closed until May :( Can't wait to return in the spring! read more

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Great Campsite and we've camped at plenty around Big Bear. If you can, go on a weekday where it's less people and a lot more quieter/ relaxing. Based on the previous reviews it looks like people complain about the noise levels from other campers. I can understand this because the sites are pretty close to each other. But aside that, this place is great. The bathrooms were clean and the showers had warm water. Our site had more of the wilderness behind us so we got to hike and explore around it. Our host Erin was so kind and friendly to us that I hope we get to see her again when we visit San Gorgonio in the future. read more

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My wife and I camped here this last Friday before the big holiday. The restrooms were neat and clean, hosts were welcoming and made the entire experience seamless. Our site was clean and ready to go... We were camped at site number 1, it was close to the restrooms and provied plenty of shade in the evening. In the AM the sun was in full force, the only draw back was this site was next to the highway and you could hear all the trucks coming up, holiday weekend, to be expected. We would reccomend this site/campground to anyone! read more

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I've been to other campgrounds & none can compare to this! I want to start off with our campground host Erick, from the beginning he was super friendly,good attitude & charismatic about his job. He actually has a kia like me ahaha! These campgrounds are really spacious, bathrooms are near your campsite & they are really clean! I will definitely recommend to a lot of my friends 10/10. Ohhh and there's a lot of good hikes near the campsite so you don't really have to drive :) read more

With people adhering to the Covid guidelines we experienced NO partying! Family camping as it was meant to be. We love this campground. It's close to home, great sited and great hosts! read more

San Gorgonio Campground - Site #18. Better for tents as the door side faces the woods. Lots of space and shade. - Campgrounds Near Me - Angelus Oaks, California

We were on a double site number 53. It's right next to the bathrooms which was a plus. Not sure why this wasn't our favorite camping site. I think it was because they weren't as many trees as some of the other sites where we have camped. Not as much shade or privacy as we would have liked. But it's a good one time experience campground if you want to get away for a few days and other campsites in the area are not available. read more

It's been many moons since my last camping trip so I was excited when me and the family decided on a last minute camping trip up here this past weekend. We lucked out and booked the last site available #17. It was a handicapped site but since it was the only one open they allow for you to book it if nothing else is available. The site was awesome! Perfect for a family of 3-6 campers with more than enough space for 2 tents on nice flat grounds. We only had one tent so there was more than enough space for us. Water pump was only 25-30 feet away from us and the bathrooms were only 3 maybe 4 sites away. Restrooms and Showers were clean and the Campgrounds were kept up also. Each site has a nice size fire ring for all your bon fire needs and a bear locker for your food (we just left it in the car). The drive from the LA area wasn't bad at all, less than 2 hours depending on where you come from. The Camp Host's were nice and not annoying or over protective as some Camp Host's tend to be. The Camp host also sells firewood if you need some. As long as you're respectful to others around you they will leave you alone. Jenks Lake is a short drive or nice 2 or 3 mile hike from the Camp Site. Overall we had a great time and will definitely consider this place when looking into our next Camping adventure. Honorable Mention: Clean Restrooms and Showers! read more

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We've been here a few times now and enjoyed it every time. The campsites are pretty spacious with one fire ring and picnic table per site. One of the big pluses is that it's an easy drive mountain roads-wise. There are restrooms within walking distance but they aren't very well lit, so remember your light. The showers (no coins needed) and trash dumpsters are located at the entrance, so depending on your site, could be a bit of a trek. There's a nice hiking trail (with geocaches) behind the campground that takes you into the valley or over to Barton Flats. Also, if you need something from the store, it's only a few minutes past Angelus Oaks. For medical emergencies (personal experience), Big Bear is just 30 minutes away with Urgent Care and Hospital. read more

Loved this campsite! Bathrooms were always clean and well stocked, no hand soap but it's completely fine, we just brought our own. Camp hosts were always very helpful and friendly, we were very comfortable here. It is close to the highway, we stayed at site 53 and it's the very first one closest to the road, however we live in the city and are used to the noise, so a car passing by every few hours at night did not bother us. There were no bees, flies, mosquito's which was my favorite part! The only thing that I did see that "bugged" me were the huge ants, they must eat real good since they were so big! Trees are beautiful and campsite is definitely clean. Already planning our next trip and will be ready to book in a couple of months for next summer :) read more

Nice campground located in the San Bernardino mountains. Great for a weekend getaway! Flushing toilets, picnic tables, fire pits, and water available. Many sites had adequate shade. This campground is close to Jenks Lake which is reportedly great for fishing but we didn't catch anything. read more

We stayed at this campsite for a second time. The sites are large and spread apart. The bathrooms are clean. The camp host is excellent. I go camping for quiet. Do not come to this campground and expect to play loud music and party. The camp host will not allow it... which is wonderful in my opinion. Last time we hiked up to Jenks Lake. This trip we drove 30 minutes and spent the day in Big Bear. We also took some short hikes close to the campground. read more

Great place to camp, was just here last year and we decided to come back. Bathrooms and showers are always clean. It is a great place to get away and enjoy nature with family and friends. read more

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This place its definitely my favorite campground. I've been there many times ; the campground is well maintained, clean bathrooms, clean shower, hot water when you shower - how awesome is that! - very organized and the most important, Mike & Barbara, the camp hosts are absolutely amazing. They are the best!!!!! read more

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