We have used this RV Park a lot in the last 6 years. We stay there so we don't have to drive in to Los Angeles. If is a very handy park for this. The park is clean and the manager is very helpful and friendly. We will stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here during the terrible windstorms last year. This park seemed to be out of the worst of the wind. It's very clean, but the sites are fairly narrow. The helpers are great (I think they might be snowbirds and just like to help). It's in a convenient location with easy access to the interstate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has little to offer other than a place to park with hook-ups. The area is not scenic, it only happens to be on the way to/from Las Vegas. The RV portion of this park is one or two rows of old side by side hook-ups, with narrow gravel pads and cracked concrete "patios". The large pipes protecting the hook-ups were at a very awkward height and location, and were the source for a large dent in the slide of a neighboring RV. There is no landscaping in the RV/overnight area. The rest of the park is mobile homes and permanent RV residents. The facilities are stark and tired. We stayed one night and do not plan on returning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a city of Hesperia municipal park, & the condition is about what one would expect for that. It's high desert, flat, open & a long way from luxurious. It's obviously under-funded & needs maintenance, but it's kept clean, well-run & quiet time was well enforced despite an annual "pow wow" being held there the weekend we were there. It's off a rural road, so there was very little road noise to disturb our sleep. It's certainly not a "destination" but, based on the reviews of the other places in the area, including a cousin I have who lives there, it seems the place of choice for an overnight or two if the opportunity presents. We would stay there again when in the area. The lake yielded 1 huge trout & several large catfish that we saw during our 3 days there. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This park was nearly deserted when we camped here. There are a number of sites with full hookups and others (in a different section) without any. Each site has a table and a firepit, also a grill. There seemed to be a shade tree or two at each site, along with grassy areas. Sites are packed gravel and seemed ample for most rigs. The restrooms are older and fairly basic, but were well maintained. A quiet, peaceful place with lots of acreage on which to walk or ride bikes. This is a San Bernardino County park and the only payment method accepted when we visited was cash. There is an on-site host. Note that you must have proof of insurance on your rv, plus show the registration papers before you are allowed to register. We stayed here for two nights and would happily stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice family park run by the state. Big level, paved sites with lots of room between sites. Lots of trees, and room to run. Pay showers are heavily used by tent campers, but looked to be in decent shape. Dump station at entrance. Bikepath runs down to the lake about 1 mile away. Good fishing at the lake. It is VERY hot here in the summer, though. Not many local stores, so stock up on supplies before you go. There was a fire on the edge of the CG about 2 years ago, and there are still a few signs of it left. Overall, a good place to spend a weekend with family. We camped here in a Motorhome.