so fun a little something for everyone here!! adults only ! it seems like every month there's a…read moreNEW MENU ITEM!! beautiful sights to see all around you! cheap and easy!

This is a mostly long term park. It is clean, quiet and the management maintains the property…read morenicely. If you are looking for a vacation park, this most likely isn't for you. It is 20 plus miles from the ocean and San Diego attractions. I would recommend it to people who are looking for an affordable place with good amenities to put your trailer on a long term basis.

OMG! Terrible manager at this place, she Is so, so, so terrible no professional dress code as a…read moremanager, the place is just exactly the image of the manager. GHETTO!!!! LOOKS LIKE SHE PREFER DRUG ADDICTS AT THIS PLACE..... A lot of empty trailers, empty spaces... she is not even willing to give any info.about rent spaces.... I wonder....the owner is making any money with that manager? I have a beautiful 2009 motorhome. She don't even ask me to fill an application. I just like to be closed to the freeway to go to work. Sad, sad for Chula Vista!!!! Zero stars!!!!

Love love this place. Management, both onsite and main manager are gems. Residents are absolutely…read morelovely, always friendly, always welcoming. Tidy, great location, afternoon breezes off the bay keeps it cool. It's a great place!

This is a fairly clean and somewhat reasonably priced place to rent (RV Trailers) and live. Easy…read morewalking distance to stores and downtown La Mesa. Neighbors are friendly and helpful. Private Property so it is safer than most areas just East Of San Diego. La Mesa PD are Very quick to respond when needed. Good Neighborhood Watch. Management treats people as they are treated. Be a jerk, don't pay rent on time, disrespect the people and park, you get what you deserve. RSO? People make mistakes. Look in your own closet. It's the violent people of the world you need to worry about, not someone who got caught peeing in the bushes outside a bar.

Pretty cool place...Affordable living in San Diego which is unheard of...read more

Nice, shaded, and quiet park. And most definitely the best part of our week here was the superb…read morestaff who were always very accommodating and helpful. Always cheerful and a pleasure to talk to. Special shout out to Valinda, Ashton, Sabrina and Javier! We'll definitely return in the future to this quiet respite from busy San Diego.

Very friendly ' helpful on the phone for reservations. I explained we and our friends who were also…read morereserving a site) are seniors and wanted shady spots in a more quiet area of the campground. They recommended a couple of spots away from the highway and the pond (due to kid action at the pond). The spots were just gorgeous, big & clean & lots of beautiful shady trees & backing up to the woods. Had a great time & will go back.

Not worth it- $85/night + fees to look at a mound of sand, as dogs not permitted on beach. Then…read morewhen gates close @ 7pm, so do the bathrooms (?!)

Couldn't go to the ocean side of this beach because the water was contaminated. I came from far…read moreaway so I tried the bay side to at least experience some beach day. Was very disappointed. The water didn't look clean enough to get into, the beach was muddy rather than sandy. There were a lot of shells which was fun and there weren't that many people which I mean I guess I know why but that was still nice. The boats were cool to look at but there just wasn't much to do with the water looking that dirty

Every visit is peaceful and worth the drive. The staff at K.Q. ranch are kind and helpful and the…read moreladies at check in are always friendly.

Most of the people I encountered at KQ Ranch were wonderful. The majority of the staff genuinely…read moreseemed to care about ensuring guests had a positive experience. My negative experience stemmed from an interaction with the sales department. After purchasing my rig, I had been offered complimentary nights at the ranch. I wanted to stay one additional night beyond that offer and left a voicemail for the sales department asking whether I could pay for an extra night. The following morning, I received a voicemail informing me that they do not extend stays for guests who are there under a sales promotion. While that answer would have been perfectly acceptable, the tone of the message was unnecessarily harsh and could have been delivered much more professionally. When I later spoke with other staff members, I learned that this individual has a reputation for being unkind. That was disappointing because it contrasted sharply with the attitude of nearly everyone else I met at the ranch. Unfortunately, it left me with the impression that, within the sales department, closing deals and earning commissions may take priority over customer service. Having worked in sales myself, I understand the importance of commissions. I also understand that prospective customers are free to decide whether a product is right for them. Ultimately, I chose not to purchase a membership at KQ Ranch. During the sales presentation, the salesperson made several unnecessary negative remarks about competitors, which I found unprofessional. In addition, the only option presented was a lifetime membership, which did not fit my circumstances. I am currently living the van-life lifestyle on a temporary basis and explained my travel plans in detail. However, despite our conversation, the salesperson seemed more focused on following a script than understanding my needs. Within minutes, it became apparent that he had not retained basic information about me, my vehicle, or my travel goals. For example, I specifically mentioned that I do not enjoy hot climates, yet he repeatedly emphasized that several of their locations are in desert areas. That was not a compelling selling point for me and suggested that he was not listening carefully to what I had shared. Outside of the sales experience, I enjoyed many aspects of the ranch. The facilities were well maintained, the store carried useful items, and the laundry facilities were convenient. Overall, the property itself was quite good. The reason I will not return is the customer service I received from the sales department. Before making my request for an additional night, three different staff members kindly helped me determine who to contact. Each of them indicated that asking about an extension would likely not be a problem and wished me well during my stay. Their friendliness made the voicemail I later received feel even more out of place. I also spoke with another guest whose trailer had bats enter it during their stay. They were directed to the same sales representative for assistance but felt they received little support. Instead of using the complimentary night included with their membership, they chose to leave and spend the night in Julian. Experiences like these suggest that the sales department's approach to customer service leaves much to be desired. There is only so much discourteous behavior I am willing to overlook from a sales team. It is unfortunate because the actions of a few individuals can influence whether guests choose to return, despite the efforts of many hardworking staff members who clearly care about the guest experience. One point emphasized during my sales presentation was that competing organizations have locations that are not well maintained. Based on what I observed, however, I found some areas of KQ Ranch's own RV storage facilities to appear less polished than the image of exclusivity and prestige that was being presented. Overall, KQ Ranch has many positive qualities and many excellent employees. Unfortunately, my interactions with the sales department overshadowed those positives and ultimately influenced my decision not to return.

Very clean facility with brand new bathrooms and family yurts!!!! 60-90$…read moreKids obstacle course. Clean showers 4 tokens for 1$ . Each token lasts 4 min . 30 second increments but you must push the button over n over . Rv spots. Tent camping for 24$. Wood bundles for fire 5$ no outside wood . Horse corrals if you wanna take your horses on the horse trails to the beach. All in all very beautiful and secluded

Overall, we had a great time. Would we come again? Sure!…read more I'll start with the cons. The restrooms were not as clean as I thought they'd be. Not sure if it's management or inconsiderate campers (who's to know). The wood they sell doesn't burn... super weird. I used 4 fire starters, a torch lighter, cutting the wood into smaller pieces, stoking the fire... NOTHING would work. The wood would get black, but it would not ignite. Now for the pros. It was very quiet. Peaceful even. We stayed in campsite 46 and it was quite spacious! We were far from the restrooms and playgrounds. Enjoyed the breeze. Initially I was scared we might get the smell from the river, but we didn't. They allow pets, however... the land might not be as dog friendly. There are A LOT of fox tails and other not-so-fun weeds that get stuck in their paws and or fur. I had to go to Walmart to get some gauze (if you don't have dog shoes you can use gauze as an alternative, just be careful not to make them too tight) to cover my toy poodles paws because it was really bad. The hikes were a treat. Hopefully you run into some horses on your nature walk. Staff was friendly... It is dry camping, so no hookups. $29/night I saw a lot of people with bikes. We had a nice trip. Tent camping can be a lot work, but man is it fun! Tips: 1) Bring ear plugs, helicopters can be a little noisy 2) if your site is far from the restrooms, bring an emergency toilet. Super easy to make w the Walmart porta potty bags, a 5 gallon bucket and a pool noodle to go around the edge of the bucket. 3) bug repellent around your tent 4) on the sdparks website, if you see some sites labeled 'EQ' it stands for equestrian (those sites have stables for horses)

Our visit to Mt. Laguna was AMAZING! The campsite was spectacular, it had amazing views the stars…read moreat night were breathtaking, wild animals (we saw a 5' long gopher snake and tons of birds/hawks). We camped in the Sunny Loop area. This provided a massive campsite with friendly neighbors that were far enough away that we had our privacy, yet easy access to go the bathroom/shower when we needed to. This campsite offers both unplumbed (a full toilet and closed in restroom, but with no running water, so you are essentially doing your business into a hole in the ground), and fully plumbed restroom (this was amazing because the shower temperature and pressure was perfect. The only comment on the restroom situation is that you cannot change the temperature of the shower, at least I wasn't able to figure it out when I was there while wrestling 2 young kids in the shower so it might be possible. There is an amazing hike that is easy to do with littles, it was something like 1.5-2 miles and ends at a beautiful lake. My littles had a blast wandering though nature and picking up pine cones and sticks, while also enjoying the stellar views while riding on dad's shoulders for a good chunk of the hike. This was our first official camping trip as a family and 10 out of 10 it was the best experience and best campground one could ask for. Just be aware, I was expecting that they would have a small store at the campsite to purchase water or other misc. items that got forgotten, but the only thing that you can buy is fire wood from the camp host. So plan accordingly. My kids loved the campsite almost as much as I did, we will definitely be going back to enjoy the beauty that is Mt. Laguna. One more thing to be aware of, you won't have much if any phone service (I have AT&T plus Verizon and neither was getting any service) so if you're not looking to unplug you may want to find another campground to visit, but if you are looking to put your phone and computer down, this is the BEST place to do it!

Only flat spaces for sleeping in vehicles was restricted and empty. Makes no sense because they are…read morediscouraging a large population of campers through a malfeasance of common sense.