We always enjoy our stay at Lake O'Neill. I do wish they would work more on getting the spaces level. As I have said before, it is quite obvious spaces 52-61 are NOT level. They slope down toward the south. Not too much of a problem for 5th Wheels, but large (35') class A RVs wind up with the front wheels off of the ground. Normally a fairly quiet park, dredging of the lake 24/7, except for weekends, did tend to grind on ones nerves. This is forecast to be completed sometime in July. Really though cannot beat the price for what you get. We will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've stayed here many times. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. Wish they would get the spaces more level. We stayed here in April and mentioned that our space #61 was quite unlevel. They apparently are working on them, but not with much success. Just looking at them, you can tell they are NOT level. Spaces are well spaced. Only a few are satellite friendly. We were in Space 50. 50-54 would not block satellite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campground and family friendly with large sites. Not all sites have full hook ups so make sure you ask when you make your reservation. Lots of fish in the lake and boats are available for rent in the summer. Quiet park, with exceptions of major holiday weekends, when it gets very busy. There is a nice hike trail that circles the lake. Have stayed here at least a dozen times. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is one of a few nice long stretches of few natural beaches left on the coast of California, where you can camp right on the ocean. Camping and RV aside, San Onofre is all about surfing. Not much good for casual swimming as there are rip tides and can be strong currents, but for surfers it is heaven. Long boards rule here and if you aren't a surfer but can appreciate the beautiful natural beauty here: you are in luck. Stroll the beach and you are likely to meet surfing legends who flock here for the great long rides. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've stayed here before, and every year the rate goes up but the facilities stay the same. Still, based on location alone, it's an exceptional place to stay - where else can you get full hookups on the beach? As always, the office staff was friendly and professional, and even called us to tell us they could change us to a better site. The sites in the old, and better section, get progressively sloped as the numbers ascend, so try to get a site below number six to get one that's level. The coastal commuter train runs behind the sites, but noise is only a slight distraction as nights are quiet. Verizon cell and 3G Aircard worked well, and there are clear views of DirecTV and Dish satellites. There is no cable of Wi-Fi in the park. Convenient to I-5, there is an adequate commissary nearby, and a gas station with diesel that is well below the off-base sites. No weekly or monthly rate, so it can be pricey for a lengthy stay. Overall, well worth the price; we'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.