This campground is located near Disneyland (near the intersections of Harbor & Ball). It is about 3/4 mile walk to the security entrance for the park. There are approximately 200 sites in this campground, but the majority sites in the back portion of the campground are permanent/long term sites. There is nothing fancy about the campground, as it looks like a parking lot. There were no pull through sites. Some sites do have some fake grass and picnic tables. The area up front where we camped was very clean. Due to the size of the RV (having slides on both sides) and having a tow vehicle we were assigned two sites. It was 50 AMP FHU & pretty level. The hookups are at the back of the sites so be prepared with long enough cords and sewer hoses. The bonus of my site was having a great view of the Disneyland fireworks at night. The campground had a pool, and outside patio area with grills, and laundry room. Campground offers WIFI, but I did not use it. I had great service with Verizon.

Walking distance (about 1 mile) to Disneyland, California Adventure and Disney Village. This saves us $30 a day in parking. We were able to walk back to the Airstream for lunch during our visit to Disneyland. We were able to see nightly Disney fireworks from our campsite. The campsite is nothing special, just a parking space in a parking lot. Our site did have room for the truck next to the trailer and had a picnic table. There is a small pool and common picnic area with a grill and fire pit. Full hook-ups.

Not much here, but great proximity to Disneyland! They did have a small pool and small bathrooms and a laundry area. Best part is that they are a 15-20 minute walk from Disneyland. Spaces are parking lot spaces. They book you two spaces so you have extra room and if you fit into one they’ll waive the extra space (which is only $5/night). The hookups are pretty far back, places behind the space, not on the side. We couldn’t reach the sewer hookup with a 20 foot hose. You can see (and hear) the Disneyland fireworks from the park.

If you're camping, you can't get closer to Disneyland than this. The spots are tight with nothing between them, but it's still pretty nice. Very clean, 24 hour security, very friendly staff. The staff called us the morning of our arrival to check in and confirm whether or not we needed anything special or would be arriving late. Check-in was quick and easy. The kids enjoyed the pool when we were not visiting Disneyland. One thing to be aware of - you might need a long sewer hose. We had a back-in spot and the sewer (and water and power) connect was at the very back of the spot. I needed to buy an additional 10' extension to reach it (which was available at their market at a fair price).

After reading the reviews we were pleasantly surprised to find Anaheim Harbor even better than we expected. The park was clean and quiet, the restrooms and showers were very nice. The shuttle to Disneyland stops just a few feet from the park but didn't run late enough for us to catch a ride back so we walked and it really wasn't too far even for two seniors. Be sure and let the bus driver know if you are 65 or over and the fare is really cheap. The staff and management were more than helpful and very friendly and we will definitely be back.

We have stayed at Anaheim Harbor RV Park three times now, and have never been disappointed. This trip, we had made a mistake on our reservation and only were registered for two nights, but the staff was very accommodating and moved a few things around so that we could stay for all three nights. It's definitely worthwhile to pay the small premium for the sites that have a grass/picnic table area. Wonderful viewing spot for the nightly Disneyland fireworks!

Very convenient walking distance to Disneyland or by bus ($5.50). Though bus not reliable for returning. Our pad was badly sloped. Leveled best we could. No cable but plenty of off-air TV channels to choose from. More than cable would provide. Had deluxe pad which meant shielded from traffic noise which it was and a small patch of grass. Tight spot and right next to neighbors. They seem to allow late night arrivals so it can get quite noisy at midnight if you have an empty site next to you. Office closes at 5pm.

They are a wolf in sheeps clothing. They seem nice but they talk bad about customers when they leave the office. They say they have WiFi but you have to stand outside the office for service. They charged us $75. for things we didn’t ask for. They treat the residents even worse. The manager is just terrible. Worst RV Park we ever visited. How many people of color do you see there. I don’t know why but somethings not right

This park is a super easy stop off of the freeway and just a mile or so down from the Disneyland & CA Adventure entrance. It is also very close to Downtown Disney parking. I was impressed with how quiet this park was for the location. The front half of the park is for travelers and the long term (packed in like Sardines) is in the back half. Our site was unique. It was a short 40 foot site, so they gave us the site next to us for parking the truck in. There was grass between our site and I really liked the location as it was not up in the front. The longer sites up in the front of the park were longer, but closer to Harbor Blvd. I would stay here again when visiting the amusement parks. For us, it was worth spending more money on the RV park and not having to pay the daily parking fees at the amusement parks. One day we walked to Disney, another day I took an Uber. :) The girls in the office were nice and the laundry room was great. Sadly they do charge $4 per day, per child...or person, if you have more than 2 people.

I don't recall what we paid (but we thought it was a screaming deal for OC) or our site number, but it was right on Harbor and backed up to the hotel on the northern border of the RV park. The park is easy to find during the day, but is easy to miss the sign and the driveway at night. The entry and exits seems backwards, but worked based on how the park is laid out. Monthly tenants are in the back and the daily/weekly visitors in the front. The staff were friendly and the grounds were clean. Lots of dogs living in the monthly residents area, so some barking but lots of people out walking and being social in the evenings. We stayed over the 4th of July specifically to visit Disneyland and watch the fireworks. Our child didn't make it to 9pm in the park, but it was no problem because the RV park has front row seats to the show; almost better than the park itself because the fireworks are shot off from the northern backlot of the park. Even over the holiday, we were able to get a parking pass for a friend who came to visit. The downsides are that the park is cramped and not in a stellar area of Anaheim, but with so few choices in Orange County to begin with, this is a great (and seemingly safe) choice if you want to visit Disneyland. We walked (in the rain with a child in the stroller) and it was fine. If you don't want to walk, you can purchase an ART Bus pass that drops you off right at the entrance of Dland and picks you up just outside the RV park. The other drawback is noise. Harbor is a very busy street and so is Katella. There's traffic around the clock, not to mention the 5 freeway next door. And if you don't like fireworks, don't stay here during the weekends and seasons that Disneyland puts on their show.

We stayed here in Jan, during the off season and paid $32 a night. We paid an additional $10 for our 12' trailer, giving us 2 adjacent sites. It's essentially an asphalt parking lot with full hookups an some site have synthetic grass and covered picnic tables. That being said, it's put together beautifully. There's a heated pool and a new gazebo area. The laundry facility is clean and has plenty of machines at a decent price. There's an arcade and putting green near the tent area. You can purchase snack and even camping equipment you may have forgotten in the office. I was surprised the prices for dump hoses were equal to Walmart. You'll see and hear Disneylands nightly fireworks show from your site.