Walked through here to get to the hiking trails, everything looked clean and well maintained, no…read moretrash anywhere. It was hard to find where to leave payments and the "camp host" was not around. Maybe set up a more convenient payment process with QR codes to pay electronically. We were the only people there in the couple hours with another couple on the way out when we got there. It was an enjoyable hike with convenient signs marking all the different paths.

This campground was great! Very quiet, clean, and has pretty views of the mountain ridge. I arrived…read moreon Friday around 1pm, the campground was still very empty; fellow campers didn't start arriving until Saturday afternoon. The entire campground was clean, restrooms were clean for being outhouses, and everyone was very respectful. I took out the wild horse trail which was 4.5 miles out and 4.5 miles back to the trailhead. Trailheads are literally walking (steps) away from my site. Gorgeous views out here!!!

I just spent 3 nights...great little camp with nice hiking loop above campground. BUT...the bugs…read moreare horrible right now...all day buzzing (sometimes biting) flies. So many!!! Alaska backwoods worthy!!! I wouldn't have lasted without a head net (purchased after reading reviews) for hiking and sitting around camp. I had incense and candles burning all over, permethrin, oils and deet and it was still intense and relentless. Maybe it's the time of year or a bad season...not worth it right now though. Watch for poison oak

Maybe wrong summer month but the BUGS were ridiculous. Not mosquitoes…read more Beautiful campground. No light pollution.

Jenniffer was a very responsive and accommodating camp host who made sure to let us know that we…read morecan reach her at anytime if we had questions. We stayed at the Cowboy Glamping Tent, which was very spacious and clean. One thing to note is we had seen some pics on Hip Camp that showed the tent had a large fridge, which we planned on using, but when we arrived there was no fridge on site so we had to do a few ice runs for our cooler. The campground is conveniently located that we could do quick runs for necessities if needed. The bathroom was easily accessible and again, very clean. Overall, it was a very relaxing 2-night stay and we'd definitely come back. We used the pool, fire pits, and although we didn't use it, there is a nice game room that has a pool table, air hockey, and foosball.

Fun spot for a quick weekend getaway. Glamping tent was fun. Jennifer helped us cool off with an Ac…read moreunit. Site is very spacious and pool and restrooms were great. Service and management were great. Family had a fun time to relax with a friends

The property was an absolute paradise for me, my boyfriend, and our two dogs. We stayed in the…read moreVintage RV, which had a large fenced in area that was so perfect for our pups to just run around, did some holes, sunbathe, and just be dogs. The RV itself was so comfortable with a large bed, a shower fully capable of cold or hot water, stove, microwave, oven, all the essentials. I think my favorite part was their saltwater pool and dogs are welcome to join you in the water! They also have chairs up on their hill to sit in while you stargaze. Our stay there could not have been better.

Do not waste your $45.00 !! I have camped in primitive campsites all over the U.S. and could…read morealways find something positive to say. Not this time! This place feels like it would be a nightmare after dark for anyone traveling alone! I had zero ocean view, zero shade, picnic tables were old and splintered, and the campsite (if that's what you want to call it) was on hot blacktop. I wasted my $45 because I left way before sunset! Awful campground, maybe the beach is nicer.

Still love coming here, even though the grassy areas are dying . Wish this lace could keep the…read moregrass green all year long, makes it more fun for the kids and the dogs. The bathouse is usually clean, and the front desk service reps are pretty nice. I do wish that they would use the historic bar area more,--like adding a beach patio taco restaurant/ bar. THAT would be really cool, and draw more customers and more money. This place has such an untapped potential, I truly hope they expand.

This campground is nestled on the backside of Palomar Mountain…read more The name "oak grove" holds its value - the entire campground has tons of oak trees which create a lot of shade. we stayed in site #38 and it was perfect for our car with 17ft trailer. there was enough room for another car! The site space was huge, definitely able to accommodate 3+ tents. The sites are spread out enough so you don't feel like you're right on top of each other, which was great. They don't sell firewood at the camp, so make sure you bring some, or visit the market about 5 miles down the road. You'll pass a cute Bar (Garage 79) and a nice vineyard (Hawk Watch), which are worth a stop. Directly across the street is the Oak Grove Trailhead which was about 5 miles roundtrip up to the service road and back. The hike has great views! I really enjoyed this campground for a quick weekend getaway.

What a hidden gem! Oak Grove Campground is just outside of Warner Springs in the Cleveland National…read moreForest, and an absolute STEAL at $15 a night for tent camping. Each campsite comes with a fire pit, picnic table, and BBQ and wood fires are allowed. The campsites are close together and there isn't a lot of tree cover to give the illusion of privacy. Some campsites are better than others but all in all this was a great weekend getaway and the stargazing is unreal. Sites 49 and 51 on the Ribbonwood loop looked to be my favorites and I'll definitely book one of them next time. There aren't showers at this campground but there are flushing pit toilets and running water to wash hands and dishes. I wasn't able to find anyplace to throw out trash, so we wound up driving out with it to dispose of later. The host doesn't sell fire wood, but some can be purchased about 5 minutes down the road at the Rainbow Farms Market. ($7.99/bundle of pine.)

I love camping! If I could live in a certain way of life, camping would be it! But this was a…read morecamping experience to remember! The "Enchanting Blueberry Farm" it is called - and behind that name are actual blueberries! First of all, finding this place was an adventure, due to the lack of a real physical address. You have to locate this place with the help of a GPS. There are two actual ways to get there: one is up a winding mountain, where you and your car will have to drive off the edge to get there (Nah, don't do it! Just back the vehicle up, just like we did, and take the other route!); the other will be provided to you with the help of Ron's maps and hand-drafted directions (it's that adventurous!), which will take you through a small town called Rainbow near Fallbrook. It only took us about 1.5 hrs from San Diego city to get here and once you reserve your spot on their website, Ron, the owner of this camping site of a beaut (He is a very busy man who you may not see very much of; but if you do, he is nice and will come to greet you and make sure that you are happy), will e-mail you the instructions. Now, onto the rest of the details: I could not believe the warmth and friendly welcome by the family that runs the farm! It was unbelievable - like I was taking a trip to some friendly island where people put a wreath of flowers over your head to greet and welcome you. Instead of getting that, you get a handful of plump and delicious blueberries lovingly propped into your hands. All of the family members, including the kids greet you with a friendly handshake and tell you their name. This was no gimmick, rather a heartfelt welcome. I almost wanted to cry. I don't remember the last time I was treated this way while away on a trip. Wow. The area is a beautiful rural area around the mountains, so the weather is bright and sunny during the day and nice and cool at night (the way camping weather should be *wink*)! You will see the farm family's house and then lots of trees in a blueberry "vineyard" when you first drive up. Then, you drive to your camp spot, passing scattered orchards of oranges, lemons and other trees featuring unusual, yet delicious fruits! There is also a farm garden with some banana trees, raspberry bushes and some chickens and a rooster. Mr. Rooster will wake you at the break of dawn :) We stayed at the Banana site #3. the ground here is of dirt and provides a softer base. Building your tent on top of this soil will harbor funny surprises of moles that come out of their holes to rustle the floor of your tent while you are sleeping. You get all the wonderful sounds of nature at night, from the ground moles (or whatever they are), peacocks and the coyotes howling away at dusk. lots of space available for you to enjoy some privacy from other campers and a little tinkle on the ground at night, if you don't make it to the toilet room! The amenities are a bathroom situated alongside the farmhouse with a toilet and shower. The downsides to this is that there is only one on the site and that there is no warm running water at the time. But the cold water was fine for a quick shower. Also, the bathroom needed to be maintained and cleaned. There were some cleaning supplies there and a broom and a water hose, so I cleaned periodically during my stay. I like that recycled materials were used to make the toilet/bathroom. There is also clean, running water at most campsites! Here, you can go hiking, enjoy the fruit on the trees (try the caterpillar berries - yum!!!) and hear legends about the area from the kids who live on the farm. They are so helpful and will assist you in any way! There are also fire pits on the sites. So much more could be said about this place but, I just loved it here and would love to camp here again in the future!!

What an awesome place! I came out to spend the 4th of July weekend with a friend and was very…read morepleasantly surprised. I had no idea there was this little oasis in the middle of nowhere. There's lakes all over, golf, fishing, actives at the clubhouse and more. We hung out in the pools most of the day until the golf cart parade, which was awesome. In the evening there was line dancing lessons and a laser light show that went on even after I went to bed. Saturday afternoon was a chili cook off which was SO MUCH FUN. Not only was there so many great chilis to try but a lot of people had drinks too. I didn't make it to the pancake breakfast Sunday morning but in sure it was great. This is a super cool place to visit and I bet living here would be a dream.

We own a 2023 25' Airstream Atlas built on a Mercedes chassis. We paid in excess of $325,000 for…read moreit. But to my surprise and disgust, it does not "qualify" to stay at your location because it is under 30'. Seems like you should reconsider your rules and learn what "quality" is all about. michael Shinn