Secluded Spaces

All hookups for rv's under 30ft. Each site is separated with trees. Some sites have views. No WiFi and no cable so you'll need your phone. It's up in the high country of socal so it's cool at night and dusty till the rain season starts. Each site has a nice fire pit that you can't use due to fire restrictions and a bbq grill which you can use.

Too Small Too Tight

Our 38 ft 5th wheel would not fit. All the pads seemed to have posts that prevents you from overhanging the pad with back wheel on stopping blocks. Not much room for your tow vehicle. Roads were tight, backing in may have been impossible.

Expensive But Beautiful

Great cell service (Verizon) but Kind of pricy for a state park with hookups (45-50/night) and the bathrooms are quarter showers for cold water so we just showered in our airstream since we had full hookups. That being said, it was quiet, the views were amazing and there is the lake to use and walk around. Super windy road to get up here from LA but there were lots of big rigs that made the trip so it's doable. The lots are all paved and fairly level but on the short side lengthwise but are wide (We unhitched and parked next to our trailer).

Nice Little Campground

We were here in late September and it was warm during the day (80) and cooler at night (log of 50) do we were pleased with the temps. There are some sudden gusts. Not sure of this is normal but I feel like it might be with the way the canyon is and where this site sits. There are a lot of tent campers here and I only saw a few RV's. Sites are well spaced and quiet hours are enforced (even if a little after 10p). NOTE: I learned after the fact that there sites with hookups but you need to sat in the Western sites. The reservation site breaks the mesa campgrounds up so if you click the first site (eastern) like me, you will end up with only sites not having hookups. Now we know when we come back