Our experience is based on campsite 23. Overall not the best campground for many reasons... 1) Campsites are very small and hilly! There was no flat spot at our site for our tent, so we were forced to set it up on a slope. You will also be very close to your neighbors. 2) For some campsites, you will have to drag your stuff up a hill from where you parked. We had to do that at our site. 3) When we were there, people were loud and playing music until 2-3am. Rangers don't enforce any of their rules. There are flush toilets and showers which makes it beginner friendly. Showers are token operated which you can purchase with cash from a machine at the front. Water is pretty lukewarm if you do decide to take a shower but water pressure is good. Although the site is close to the Idyllwild village, I personally wouldn't come back here. read more

This campground is perfect for camping beginners. It has paid showers (with tokens), flush toilets, and all the essentials. We've visited twice during the summer, and the temperature is usually mild. It's within walking distance to town, where you can meet Mayor Max and enjoy local restaurants. While it can get a bit noisy at times, overall, we really enjoy our stays here. Some sites offer shade, while others are sunny. The only downside is the slopes--some sites can be tricky to set up a tent on due to the uneven ground. read more

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Campground sites are small and lots of slopes. Hard to find flat land to setup our tent. Right next to the roads so very noisy. Love the clean bathrooms! 5 mins per token hot water showers. read more

San Jacinto State Park Idyllwild Campground - Tent set on a slope. - Campgrounds Near Me - Idyllwild, California

Campsite lucky #13: definitely smaller campsites on a slope. Most of the campsites were on the smaller side. Fits one car. Our campsite had no shade during the day, so bringing a easy up is a smart thing! It was very close to our neighbors. The campground itself is very well maintained. I love the clean bathrooms. They cleaned and scrubbed it every morning. There's always toilet paper, soap and even paper towels to dry the hands. Near the bathroom they have an outdoor sink to brush your teeth and a tub to clean your camp dishes. They have showers, $1 for 5 minutes, get your coins at the front office. I like that hospitality. Campground was also a short walk into town (5-10minutes), so very conveniently located! We love the little quaint town of Idyllwild. The cons are the campsites are super small and exposed. Also it's located next to the main highway, so bring ear plugs!! It gets really noisy in the morning. And oddly you'll hear a loud car with a loud muffler in the middle of the night. Also since everything echos, our neighbors were blasting music until 2am and no ranger came around to tell them of quiet hours. Ear plugs will be your special friend. Everyone was really friendly and wanted to talk. It's great for families! read more

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Second time staying in this campground for a weekend in the summer. Reserved a site online a couple of months ahead of time. Last year the campgrounds were full, this time I think they filled up on Saturday. Upon arrival check in (until ~6, after that you just check in the next day). Sites are all close to each other, but positioning and trees make them seem private enough. The have spickets for water, a fire pit and a picnic table at each site. Minutes walk into town, and a 15 minute drive to the San Jacinto Peak (via marion mountain) trailhead. $1 for a 5 minute shower token, showers are decent enough, warm water and pleasant after a 14 mile hike. read more

A beautiful campground to bring the family and loved ones too. The kiosk that is there is very easy to use and is very helpful. I recommend this campgrounds to everyone that ever wants to go camping. I bring my family and I bring my loved ones. the spot is an easy date idea, camping up underneath the stars. read more

We camped in December at spot 11. The site is on a incline so just make a note of that. Not a big issue overall. Sadly it is wildfire season so no fires are allowed which didn't ruin our trip but a campfire is important when the temps hit below the 40's. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They provided us tips on where to hike and where to go with our kids. The town is less than a mile away with plenty to do and see. The biggest downside would of been the road being so close to the campsite. Hearing cars all night was unfortunate but we made the best of it. Also, the bathrooms are clean! Very well maintained camping site. read more

For my first trip to Idyllwild, I let my friend and frequent Idyllwild visitor take control of the planning. She selected our campground and I must say that I approved. In fact, I enjoyed it so much here that I hope to plan a follow up trip with my boyfriend and our dogs next spring or summer. Coming off my last camping trip, which took place in the desert, I was pleased to see lots of trees. I'm from the Northwest and am used to camping in a forest so this was much more up my alley. Our particular campsite, #13, was nicely secluded from the neighboring sites with bushes and shrubs. I'm not a fan of communal camping and prefer to feel like I'm in the wilderness with just my friends and not the entire campground. That said, it is nice to know that there are people around in case of an emergency, but I just don't need to see or hear them all of the time. I felt like this campground was relatively quiet and everyone seemed to respect the quiet hours. The bathrooms are centrally located and just a short walk from our site. There's multiple stalls and I only ever had to wait for a minute or two for one to open up. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked throughout our visit. Since we only spent two nights, I didn't take a shower there but I was happy to hear that they did offer showers for a reasonable fee and I would have taken one had we stayed for any additional time as two days is my maximum for not showering. The campground is located within a short walk of town, where there are lots of restaurants and a small general store for random items that you might have forgotten. You can also get bundles of wood right at the campground for $6. read more

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I loved staying at Idyllwild state park Rebecca was lovely and so helpful. We will definitely be back soon. Thank you Rebecca for making our experience wonderful. read more

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This state park is the cleanest campground I have ever stayed in!! The bathroom and shower facilities were cleanest facility I have experienced in all of the National and State parks I have visited. Theresa, Ron and Janet (one more employee but I didn't catch his name) were welcoming and accommodating. Assisting with shower tokens, when I didn't have smaller bills, firewood, knowledge of hiking trails and being welcoming hosts. Thank you!! I visited midweek February, I think in total I counted 5 other guests. Enjoyed the peace and silence. I had #29, on an incline but all good. I think most tent sites are. Bring cash...$5's and $1's. read more

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This campground is literally a few blocks from town. Small clean campground with lots of shade trees Bathrooms were decent and there was a high pressure hose spigot at our camp. Check in was pretty quick. They have a JR Ranger program that you can sign your kids up for at 3:00pm on Saturdays. Only slight issue is that they only allow 8 people to congregate at a site at a time. We had 9 in one site around a camp fire and someone had to leave. Seriously? But we didn't let that take away from the great time we had here. Seriously the shade trees made the stay as it was almost 90 degrees this past weekend. read more

Camped here with family this past weekend. Great place to camp. Not too far from home - about 1.5 / 1.75 hour drive from San Diego area. The spots were good sized - max 8 people. Good parking. Overall, they could be a little more flat, but there were some spots that were better than others. Clean bathrooms & showers (although, we did not shower / also, the sign said a coin from management was needed)... plenty of them, no unpleasant odors, flush toilets. We had nice weather during the day - beautiful & sunny. Nighttime was a bit cooler - we enjoyed a nice campfire. The wind did get pretty boisterous as it blew through the trees over night. We slept in the back of our enclosed truck, so it didn't bother us. Some other family tented - they were fine with the wind, but said they could really hear it & feel it against their tents. We drove through the cute little town of Idyllwild on Saturday afternoon. Cute little shops & places to eat - we did not go into them, but have in the past. The only place we went into was the local market, where they had a good variety of grocery items - meat counter, produce, coolers, boxed goods, lottery, etc. We also drove to Lake Hemet - From the campground, it was about 15 minutes. There, we skipped rocks & enjoyed family time in the sunshine. We did see a boat out on the lake. Signs said you could fish. Some of our group tried, but had no luck. On the way out of the lake area, we noticed some cabins available for rent. Don't know much more about them, but thought about looking into for a future visit. Anyhow - back to Mt. San Jacinto State Park Campground... We would definitely return & recommend to others. Fun time, beautiful area. read more

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One of the nicer campgrounds I've been to. Bathrooms, showers, and sites were clean. There was not an abundance of litter or trash which was really great to see. The campsites felt fairly close together or at least closer than we're use to. Even though it was hot when we went, most sites had trees that did provide shade. One thing to mention is that the campground is pretty close to the road and you will likely hear semi trucks going up and down the road throughout the night. Showers: require coins which are purchased at the ranger station. Don't bother bringing quarters The sites included a BBQ pit, picnic table, and a storage box. read more

This was only my second time ever tent camping so I don't have much to compare it to, but I was happy with my weekend stay at this campground. I didn't really know what to expect as this trip was planned by a girlfriend of mine and I didn't do any research beforehand, but it would have been fine if I did have expectations because this location is wonderful! It isn't very expensive, especially comparative to a hotel or VRBO and there are a variety of options. Our particular site, number 13, was a bit more private. While we were close enough to hear chattering in the distance and to wander over to make friends with our neighbor's dog, our firepit and tents were surrounded by trees and bushes, which gave our experience a more rustic adventure feel. If you are more into the group tailgate atmosphere, there are numerous sites sitting right next to each other where people were mingling and partying together into the evening. Firewood can be purchased at the front office for $6 per bundle. Each bundle lasted us about 3 hours or so and the prices aren't any cheaper in town, so it's very convenient to snag a few bundles on your way in. Each site is said to have 2 parking spots, which is generally true, however site 13 really only has 1.5 spots. We were able to TIGHTLY squeeze both of our vehicles in, but if you have two large SUV's or trucks, it isn't going to happen. I do think they should be upfront about that for this site, especially when people expect to be able to pull their cars up and unload everything easily. There are two locations of bathrooms and showers. Restrooms are free to use and the showers can be used for a small fee. I didn't use the showers that weekend, but the bathrooms worked just fine for changing, baby wiping and brushing teeth. They were mostly clean and well-stocked. Overall, this is a great campsite and what I felt to be a safe one too. This was a ladies camping trip and no one in our group of 5 women complained of feeling uncomfortable in any way. I would recommend it for a weekend camping getaway. read more

We had a blast. Nice campground. We all commented on how cleanly kept up it is. Nice showers and bathrooms which were very close to our sites. Showers require tokens which you get from a change machine down by the check in station. Get some on the way in so you don't need to go back. They are a dollar each and the shower requires only one to start which runs a good 5 minutes - plenty of time. The water pressure and temperature is great. We got a little loud at night but the ranger informed us of the rules and we adjusted easily and had a great time. Our group occupied 4 or 5 sites. There's a rule of no more than 8 persons per site at a time but this rule seems more applicable to night time for obvious reasons of noise nuisance to neighboring sites. In other words, if you get a huge group of friends together thinking you're going to rage at night you might want to go to the desert. This place is more family oriented and chill. Very relaxing and very close to town, you can easily walk there. I definitely would like to camp here again and spend more than one night. read more

I have to commend the employees who do an amazing job maintaining the grounds and keeping this place spotless. The sites are spacious, each with a table and fire pit/grill, and some with water and electricity. There are many pine, manzanita and oak trees, and most of the sites have shade. If you like to camp and want to check out Idyllwild, I'd recommend this place. read more

We went for Labor Day weekend. Very clean bathrooms and showers. Lots of shade. Electricity at our site and very friendly neighbor campers on all sides of our site. It is close to the highway and a bit noisy even with earplugs when there are loud vehicles or dogs bark. Very short walk into town. Friendly rangers and staff. We weren't allowed any campfires, only propane fire rings. We did use a propane stove. I recommend checking the day before and calling in the afternoon. The fire restriction happened the day before our arrival. We had a great time though and would go back. read more

Treated like a Criminal by an Aggressive Ranger. I stopped at this campground on my way to Idyllwild, just to use the restroom. I parked on the day-use parking area and went in the restroom. When I went back to my car, a ranger asked me to pull down my window. Upon finding I was not a patron, (I wasn't camping there) he asked me for an ID and wanted to see my registration and insurance as if he were a traffic cop. I figured he had no authority to do that, so I said I needed to leave soon. He then said he was detaining me for improper use of the parking lot. He was armed and intimidating. I gave him the documents and he ordered me to put my hands on the wheel, so he could see them visibly. He then said he'd run a check to find out if there were any probation or other charges against me. I nodded as acknowledgement of this. He then asked if I was admitting to be on probation. I said my nodding simply meant I understood what he was saying, and I had nothing to hide from him. He then spoke on the radio and read my information. He returned my documents and said I could go. The stress of this encounter was very unnecessary, given that Idyllwild is one of the safest places I know. I come to Idyllwild to escape from the stress of LA, and being treated like this defeats that purpose. I wish I knew how to properly file a complaint. I don't think treating visitors like this is in the best interest of Idyllwild. Other than the Nazi Rangers, this is a nice campground. Don't let the beauty of Idyllwild disguise you into thinking that rangers are any less threatening than cops. Just lower your guard and they'll do whatever they can to incriminate you; even in this heavenly mountain escape, where you'd least expect it. read more

This is a well-run, fully-staffed campground. The entrance to the park is right off of CA-243, just before the town of Idyllwild. It has flush toilets, showers, and plenty of people. Due to the nature of the beauty nearby, it is clear why many families/people camp here. The sites are close together, and not everyone observes the 10pm quiet time. My four-star rating is based mostly on what is nearby. If you are looking for a secluded campground, this is not the one. Try some of the sites nearby in the San Bernardino National Forest. That said, the hiking here is awesome. We did two hikes, with the first being to Suicide Rock. Parking for the trailhead is very close to this campground, and you do not need an Adventure Pass to park in this area. The hike is 3.3 miles each way, although our GPS said we went about 3.9 miles to the top. The elevation gain is about 1,500 feet, so this hike is more than moderate in difficulty. It took us about 3 hours to get up, and 2 hours to get down. The view at the end is exceptional. You will need a permit to hike this trail, but it is free and available at the Forest Service Station across the street from the campground. The second hike, more strenuous but with a bigger payoff, was our hike to Tahquitz Peak. Park you car at Humber Park. You will need a permit for the Devil's Slide Trail for this hike, and an Adventure Pass($5), both available at the Forest Service Station. This hike has an elevation gain of about 2,600ft, and ends at an elevation of 8,800ft. The path is well groomed, and most of the hike is only difficult because of the elevation gain. The view is incredible. Seeing SoCal 360 degrees at 8,800ft is only describable by John Muir. This hike took us about 3.5hrs up and about 2.5 hrs down. We brought a jetboil and some mountain houses with us and had lunch on the peak. It is one of the most memorable lunches I have had in this state. DOGS ARE ALLOWED ON THIS HIKE! Dogs are only allowed in the San Bernardino National Forest, and not in San Jacinto State Park. If you plan on bringing your dog, and want to hike with it, avoid the trails in the SP. Instead hike the numerous trails nearby that are in the national forest. Idyllwild is a small town, but cute. It made me nostalgic of small towns in the midwest. There are a few bars, a general store, and some of the other lovely boutique, artisanal shops that make a town like this the all-around package. We will certainly go back, although we will likely find a more primitive campground. read more

It's not the best spot in the world or most memorable but it is quiet, has lots of trails nearby, and walking distance from some restaurants and shops. This is a good place for small groups (2-3) and individuals looking for a peaceful weekend getaway but any kids might get bored. On a side note: if you have some disability or illness that makes moving difficult or painful the site isn't completely wheelchair friendly but you can drive pretty much any vehicle on the paved roads, you can sleep in your car if you want and everything you need is fairly close. read more

This is what I call luxury camping. The pros: 1) running water in the bathroom, 2) flushable toilet, 3) very close to town, 4) showers that cost $1 for five minutes. The cons: 1) $1 for five minutes isn't enough time for a thorough shower, so I opted to stink instead, 2) first vehicle is free to park, but second costs $8, 3) campsite costs $25/night I would stay here again if I were going with people who don't camp much. The campground is nice and there are plenty of places to pitch a tent. I would've given this place a higher rating had it not been for some drunk woman talking loudly at past 11 pm and some screaming children before 7 am. Now, I don't usually mind this, but after a long day of climbing and a tiring approach, all I wanted was a good night's sleep, which I didn't get. I recommend this place for family camping, but if you're just looking for a place to crash after a day of climbing, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. read more

Look at me, I have become #CamperRater! I give this campground 4 stars because it is well-maintained and has great facilities like restrooms, showers and an area to wash dishes. By no fault of its own, however, San Jacinto State Park Campground, especially the Idyllwild side, is loud and crowded during the peak months. There are lots of kid groups and I remember awaking at 6am or 7am to the sound of screaming kids. Another thing that is a downside of its popularity is that it attracts groups. There were large groups everywhere, some sites with 8 or more campers. Our neighbors were WAY too close for comfort, I think they even took some of our reserved space. The area is beautiful though and the town of Idyllwild Pine Cove is walking distance. There is a hiking trail nearby. All in all it was a good campsite with some density issues. read more

Nice campground! The bathrooms were very clean and the rangers were super friendly. The sites are fairly spacious with a good amount of trees for privacy. We did miss the turn-off for the campground a few times, so drive slow and pay attention! read more

We stayed here last week and had a miserable time, but it wasn't the campground's fault. The weather was awful - cold and misty. Blech. But this is a really nice campground and I'd like to give it another try in better weather. The amenities are great - flush toilets, sinks, mirrors, electrical outlets in the bathrooms, water spigots (turned off in winter). The sites are cute, clean and have a little storage cabinet (not a bear box) to help you keep things organized. A campsite after my own heart! Idyllwild is an adorable town, and it's literally steps away from the campground. We stopped by the market near the camp for our supplies - they have a decent deli and all of the other things you'll need. They are selling firewood for $7 a bundle, and it's a mix of hard and soft woods. However, avoid the campsites on the outside and head for one of the inner ones. Our site - 21 - had a lovely view of people's back yards and snow plows. Other sides on the outside are next to 243, which means you'll be hearing traffic all day. If you go to one of the interior sites, they're much more private and secluded. read more

We just got back this weekend. It was a very cute campground. The only downfall was that all of the campsites were right next to each other, so no privacy. However some sites had extra lots to the side. We had site ID31. It was one of the better sites with shade and level ground. It was on the corner so it was the size of two sites, compared to some we saw. The campground was very clean and we saw the camp host cleaning up and maintaining everything. We did run out of toilet paper in one of the bathrooms at like 8pm but the camp host quickly refilled it. There was plenty of hand soap and paper napkins and firewood is $6 a bundle through the camp host. However the firewood didn't catch on fire easy, it did stay lit once we added the wood we had brought elsewhere and it got hot enough. They sell wood in town too. There was an overflowing trash bin full of avocado wood for $40 in town. I believe it was across the street from the Town Crier. We had no trouble with the camp host or anyone else. We got there at 9:45pm and everything was closed. We went ahead and found our site and set it up. No issues there. The camp personnel drove by in the morning to confirm it was us and got our info at our site and we were set! Great star gazing, and you do hear the traffic from highway 247. I just pretended the sounds were crashing waves by the ocean LOL. There's a wooden box in each campsite to store your goods in, a fire pit and a picnic table. The showers and bathrooms are extremely clean, our site was very close to the bathrooms but far enough that the noise didn't bother us. Showers are 1 token for 5 minutes, and each token can be purchased for $1 at the office (no refunds). We didn't get to go on any trails but the town is walking distance away. We bought some camping gear and ate at the Lumber Mill. It was pretty decent food. There is a small town grocery store (market) near by as well, for any last minute items, however everything is a bit more costly. There really isn't anything spectacular to do but it's camping! I heard there's an easy trail for kids that crosses over a stream, but we ran out of time. It was in the mid 80's for us during the day, but was still nice in the shade. At night it got chilly. If you get too overheated, there are a few ice cream shops in town! One is walking distance. read more

Great basic campground. Nice staff and restrooms. Some sites near road which is why 4 stars, also close to other campers (even tho when we go it's empty) other than that perfect getaway from sd and close to town if needs... read more

San Jacinto State Park Idyllwild Campground - First few sites are long and great for trailers! - Campgrounds Near Me - Idyllwild, California

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To clarify, most staff here were kind and helpful. Our experience was only ruined by one ranger, Officer McHenry, with his terrible attitude. On only one of the many visits he made to our campsite to complain did he show anything resembling professionalism or proper conflict resolution training. Under no circumstances should he ever be allowed to have a weapon. read more

I'm very disappointed that the camp host can make sure the bathroom never runs out of paper towel! The soap dispensers we're alway empty the three days that we were there. Maybe the park decided not to provide soap anymore. It would be the second least they could do next to paper towels. It's only sanitary! read more

About campground site: The site is small. Nothing to do for kids. Noise level is high due to roads close by, neighboring facilities has basketball court and other youth activities go on from morning which you can hear clearly all the time and many police/fire trucks sirens too at night time. Parking is very hard at some sites for those with vans or big cars. About staff: The biggest reason of all to not come here is the meanest staff of this campground. ladies staff is somewhat nicer though. From the checkin, the officers and rangers were very rude and had bad attitude and not willing to listen. We felt being descreminated. The male officer/ranger thought us to be of certain ethnicity and religion and seemed to have prejudice. The officer did not understand that we were part of same family checking in on two consecutive days due to job situation and he noted total family count on first car sticker and then next day when rest of family came he argued that our site already met max count and can not check in. It took forever to explain. Rather than telling us how to stay safe in nature or during hiking and have good experience, they kept being mean and caused stressful situation for every small matter of our stay. Citation is given if the ranger see more than 8 people at one site in any time of the day. (Exception is picnic area for daytime use till 7:30) Do not recommend this campground for multi-families reserving few sites. You will be forced to keep quite or sleep after 10:00pm read more

I love this place! It is clean and quiet and well maintained,

I really liked this place. Very close to town. Which had a little market. Incase u need ice or small essentials. The town has cute shoppes. Didn't get a chance to see them all. But I will be back. Liked that they had bathrooms and showers available. Near by. Which were very clean. Had someone check and clean throughout the day. Love sleeping in a tent and waking up to the birds chirping and squirrels . I don't know what's gng on with the negative comments. But I enjoyed it. read more

The campsite itself was beautiful. So many different trails to explore. The bathrooms were bathrooms. They weren't the best, but they were there at least. Dogwood's bathrooms were cleaner. We didn't mind the heavy presence of rangers and staff patrolling the campground. When you're not doing anything wrong it makes you feel safer. We had three campsites for a family of 13. No problems at all. We had lots of fun that is, until it was time to go to bed. I wish they did a couple of patrols at night during "quiet hours". Unfortunately we had some neighbors that liked to stay up til 1am (not very quietly). We stayed in campsites 11, 13, and 14 a lot of sun on these sites. I would like to give it another try...but a lot of members in our group did not like all the extra fees; showers, and thier 2nd vehicle charge per day. read more

Came here for a quick one night stay Saturday-Sunday. We were able to check in and set up our campsite before 1 pm. We had camp site ID17 and it had 2 fully shaded flat-ish areas to set up a tent. I recommend this site compared to a lot of the other ones I saw because it was more covered with trees and felt a bit more private. It's a 2 car, 8 ppl max site. There are fire pits, picnic tables and a food storage box at every camp site. You can bring your own lock for the food box if you're worried about that. The bathrooms and showers were very clean when we got there but by the morning they were pretty gross. People are just nasty. Like how does that happen? I'd hate to see these peoples bathrooms at their homes. The Rangers were there early in the morning to clean everything up and empty trashes though. There are outlets in the bathrooms if you are desperate to charge your phone or really need that blow dryer, camping or not. There were phones plugged in there and left for hours and no one bothered them. The whole campsite is very well maintained. The showers require tokens that you can purchase at the Ranger station. 1 dollar gets you 1 token and it says 1 token gets you 5 minutes so I put in 2 tokens and had way more time than I needed. It was over 10 minutes for sure! Reserve your site on reserveamerica.com and don't just show up expecting there to be a spot. We saw 2 guys get turned away who tried this. The campsite is literally a 5 minute walk into Idyllwild with restaurants, coffee shops and a market all right there. There are bundles of wood available to buy at several places in town or at the ranger station for $6-$7. It got very cold the night we were there. My phone said 32° but "feels like" said 25° and they weren't kidding. We had to get up at 3 am to get towels and all jackets from our car to pile on top of us. Check the weather and bring lots of layers! Lots of beautiful hiking nearby but keep in mind for most you need an adventure pass ($6/day) and you need to register at the Ranger station to let them know when and where you will hiking (safety reasons). Even though it isn't super remote since town is right there, it's a lovely place to camp and we plan to come back soon! The 243 runs right by the campsite so at night you can hear the faint hum of cars but it didn't bother us. Happy camping! read more

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if you love yourself or your family/friends do NOT come here. the campsites are extremely small and hilly, so there is no way to set up a tent. if you plan on talking with other people in your campsite, you will get a noise complaint and a ranger will come and threaten to arrest you. i know from firsthand experience. the parking spots are also extremely small. unless you drive a smart car, you're gonna have issues parking. the place is also littered with karens. if you're a karen, this is definitely the place for you!! at least the bathrooms were clean read more

I love this campground! Showers, flushers (as in toilets), nice layout, semi-small'ish (as in a few sites), great Ranger station and it's a hop and not quite a jump into the magnificent town of Idyllwild. read more

This is the worst camping resort ever I I came to enjoy a nice weekend with friends but ended up being split apart. With a campsite that allows eight with the purchase of three . We were harassed by a park ranger because we gathered at one to enjoy each other company, then on continue to be watch and flashed with a flashlight throughout the night never ever expect privacy and this resort. read more

We checked in 8/9 for the weekend. Great campground, and a quick easy walk into town. The staff was very nice, and the restrooms and showers were super clean. We will be back for sure. read more

My husband and I went camping for the weekend, The site for trailers is a little tight to get into but the camp host Annie was amazing with helping guide us in, A transformer blew the second night at the park and again the camp host Annie was amazing she made sure that everyone in the whole camp ground was aware of what was happening and made sure every one enjoyed their stay. Annie is the reason the park is getting 5 stars she is an awesome camp host. read more

I'm giving 2 stars for the beautiful campsite and the clean facilities. Other than that, I reserved this campsite bc of the good reviews, but I had a terrible experience with park rangers. Came up for a family get together so I reserved 2 campsites and my brother reserved 1 and because of this, the park ranger basically told us that he red flagged our sites thinking it would be partying and spring breakers. He divided my family and friends to make sure only 8 people were one one site at a time. I didn't appreciate that being that I paid for 3 campsites for a reason. Also, he admitted that he was watching us for about 10 mins in the dark to watch what we were doing, really inappropriate and an invasion of privacy and space. I did not like the harassment and I say harassment because he visited my campsite roughly 7 or 8 times. My family and friends weren't doing anything wrong and keeping to ourselves and didn't disturb anyone or weren't partying, so for that I was pissed. Came up to celebrate my birthday only to have it ruined by rude rangers with nothing to do. Could it he that most of my party were Asian, because I felt discriminated against. Ranger at the office was nice, but the one on site was just not okay. Sucks, because it is gorgeous but we won't be coming back. Oh and my husband is white, my family is Asian and he asked my husband if he was the coach or something. My husband said no that's my wife and family. Very racist in my opinion. read more

We just got back from camping this weekend and had an awesome time! This was the cleanest campground I have ever been to, from the campsites to the restrooms and even the showers! (Which was my first time showering while camping but I took advantage since it was so clean). The rangers were really nice (and I was expecting the worst based on these reviews), too. It was a bit loud since we were so close to town and there was a summer camp going on, but then again, it was convenient to get things if need be. We had site 17 which was the best one in my opinion. I can't wait to return to this campground, it may be our favorite one yet! read more