Spent seven days there, costing $425 for the duration. It felt overpriced considering the amenities provided. The area was lush and tree-filled. The plots were quite roomy. It was generally peaceful, barring the constant noise from Highway 91. If you prefer to keep your windows ajar, be prepared for the sound. The laundry services were outdated and unclean. The on-site store didn't offer much. However, the staff was amicable. There was a noticeable presence of permanent residents with poorly maintained RVs.

Typically, I hold off on providing feedback until after my departure, but this circumstance compelled me to do otherwise. This hidden treasure of a camping site is nestled within southern Los Angeles. As full-time RVers, we've experienced numerous locations nationwide. Despite some traffic noise, this spot is exceptional. The spaces are large and well distributed, and the community is wonderful. There's an abundance of trees and open areas. It's among the top locations we've visited in Southern California. We're certain to return, and the ropes course is impressive.

We really enjoyed this campground. We were on a very roomy dirt pad, which was pretty level. Each spot had a picnic table and firepit. Spots were all spread out in a park setting. The staff was nice and helpful. We have ebikes and enjoyed riding them in the park as well as on the nearby trails. The park had easy access to many attractions and fun bars and restaurants.

We enjoyed the two nights we spent here. There was plenty of space in each spot and lots of area to walk the dogs. Only downside was the “long term” guests seemed to have junk everywhere which does degrade the aesthetic. Staff was super helpful and friendly. It is right off the freeway so depending on your spot you may have a bit of noise.

This is a great location and base for someone looking to stay in southern California. The grounds are beautiful, and they are pet friendly. In some ways, it feels very state park like and I mean that in a good way, but in other ways, there is no there there. No contact with friendly rangers, no campfire talks. We came as a shakedown trip in our new to us TT, and it was perfect for that. We probably won't return, as it is too close to home for us and we don't really see the need. It was extremely quiet here once you get over the fact that you are surrounded on multiple sides by freeways and large roads, with their attendant constant roar, which we knew about in advance and were not surprised by. By quiet I mean no barking dogs, no screaming, no loud music. The traffic becomes white noise in the background. This might be a nice place for a family reunion. There are cabins available to rent and there is a pool and some sort of community room. I believe there are also laundry facilities. The sites are enormous - plenty of room for a large group to gather at one site. There is a youth area and a ropes course available. Reservations seem to be required. We did not have them and they managed to squeeze us in but I suspect that may account for the higher rate we paid. Not particularly friendly or welcoming office staff. Large motorhomes and 5th wheelers seem to be the norm here. Our little 15 foot TT looked tiny in comparison. We had good ATT coverage on our cell phones, with between 2 and 3 bars the whole time.