We decided to change our vacation plans and go camping in San Diego. Trying to find a campground with less than a week notice (actually more like months) is hard to do. We searched online and found All Seasons. We liked their website and that it said rustic so we decided to try them out. When I called I informed her we had a 33' motorhome and would also need space for our Dodge Ram pickup we would be pulling. No problem. Um, well. The first spot we got (in their 50 amp section) was narrow. We couldn't even open our two slides (one on each side) and parking our vehicle in front of the campsite was going to be tight. Considering we have three small children there would be no space for them to play. So we asked what else they had available. In the end, we ended up on their "hill". The site was twice as wide and twice as deep and was exactly what we were looking for. Unfortunately, most of these sites are for their long term residents (which they have A LOT of). But lucky for us, someone had left that day. They do have a pool which was beautiful and clean and hardly anyone in it. Even though they have a lot of long term residents, they don't utilize the facilities a whole lot. They are located on a lake that you can fish at (we did not try - it is a catch and release lake). They also have a "playground" for the kids. The playground is basically one of those wooden play structures you buy at Costco or something. It entertained my 2 1/2 year old just fine. Overall, it was a really nice campsite but if you are over 30' and have slides, I would be cautious as to where they put you. Some of the sites along the lake would be fine and the ones on the hill would work too but I would just double check with them (and triple check too because we were told they had gotten a 40' motorhome in the first spot we were in and I have no idea how unless they just parked it there and never opened up the slides or "lived" in it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location right off freeway but quite. Service and staff are wonderful and very flexible. The "permanent" tenants weren't all the quietest. There are a few lakes there that are more like ponds, but there are plenty of trees and shade and a nice little creek that runs the length of the grounds. They have a great huge site with partial hook-ups for rv & tent camping together- we easily fit our 27' trailer with our truck and 2 tents. No discriminating against certain breeds of dog & you can have campfires, but you must bring or make your own ring or fire pit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park is clean and the staff is nice. Quite expensive for what you get. No room once you put a 19ft trailer in place. There is no room to put up the awning or sit. Mostly kids swim in the pool and it was cloudy. I will not be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed for 4 nights in July. We stayed in one of the upper level sites, I would not even consider staying on the lower level as the spots and roads are way too tight (although the price is about half of what the upper level sites run). The upper level spots are not the roomiest themselves, but they are better than below. The park is nice, TONS of landscaping that gives it a resort feel. The problem is that there is almost TOO MUCH shrubbery, bushes, trees, etc. Our site had trees on both sides that made it very difficult to put all 4 slides and the awning out. I had to go in the back and tie a tree branch back so that we could back up far enough into the spot with a 42 footer. Also, there is very little room to set up chairs, etc due to the site being narrow. Great dog walk area on the upper level, the best I have ever seen. Road noise from I-15 is pretty loud considering how far off the road you are, but I could live with it. Nothing about this park would deter me from staying again. Paved sites, paved roads in good shape (albeit narrow). All in all it feels like they tried to cram too many spots into the space that they have. But, because the park is so beautiful it makes for an enjoyable stay. The price is way too high, but given the southern CA location that figures. This same park in other parts of the country would charge $30-35. One final thing, they give you a bag when you come in with tons of great information regarding park FAQ's, how to use all of the amenities, area hospitals/ churches/ places of interest, etc. This was a nice touch as it makes you feel like they care that your stay is pleasant. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have to give these guys a 10. We stayed here for three months while I worked at Palomar Hospital. I worked nights and the park was quite enough to sleep during the day. There is some traffic noise from the I-15 but not bad. It has a nice pool and hot tub. Laundry is expensive at $2.50 to wash and $2.00 to dry but everything is clean and well maintained. Wendy is the manager and Ashley runs the desk mostly and will do anything to help. All the sites on the hill in the park are big enough for coaches to 45 feet. They have a place to park car dollies or trailers you might pull with your motor home. There are a few long term residence but they are mostly living in nice clean trailers or older motor homes. There is also a nice pet walking area and a city park connected to this site. I can't say enough about how nice the staff is here. I did find the electric bill a bit pricey but welcome to California. Grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurants are very near-by. I would stay here again and many people we talked to return here from Oregon and Washington frequently each year. We camped here in a Motorhome.