This park calls itself a "resort" and the description is a joke. The view is amazing, with Lake Isabella off in the distance but the park is old and poorly kept up. The sites are incredibly narrow and dirt. The sites that are 50 amp have no cable, those with cable are 30 amp and do not have Wi-Fi. I was assured that I would have Wi-Fi which I needed for work in the new space that I finally decided on and it was a week of frustration with a ridiculously poor signal. They charge $4.00 per might for cable with very few channels. I felt that the manager's attitude was very poor. She seemed angry and impatient. She really didn't care as to whether she was helping me or not. I felt the place was a rip off and would never stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park is very clean, the locals who lived there are very colorful and an excellent source of information. Staff was very friendly. There isn't alot to do here unless you have a car but it is so peaceful and quiet! The heated pool is spotless as is the bathrooms. The view of the lake and the sunset is awesome. We already have reservations for Labor Day. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Only AAA discount honored. Limited spaces for big rigs and half the sites are permanents. Very shady sites, park right across hwy from lake. Park is older but clean and well maintained. Eat at Nelda's Diner in town. Not much within walking distance and any recreation opportunities i.e. boat & jetski rentals, are on the other side of the lake. You need a car to do anything. Check out Kernville on the other side of the lake for more fun, they are geared to the tourist. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were dismayed to find half of the campground closed when we arrived - and it must have been the half where larger trailers could go. We have a 28' trailer, and literally got stuck in a pull-through between two giant rocks. Took us 45 minutes to get out. Then as we tried to go up another loop in search of a site, we were forced to choose between two equally tight turns, and ended up scratching the sides of our trailer and tearing our awning on some trees. There was no camp host anywhere to advise us. This campground is made at a 70% scale. Everything was too small - roads, turns, sites. Class B's and pop ups would be fine. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very tight campsite. Mine is 35' and I was having a very hard time nagivating to one of their bigest site in the campground. If you have a 40', forget it. Lake Isabella is awful plain and dirty. Unless you want to come to Kern county for water rafting. Otherwise, I don't see why you need to visit this area. Nothing here. It was 105 degree there in July. They charge $7 extra for dumping. We camped here in a Motorhome.