I did not care for this park at all. I did not see any site in the park that was level. The sites are very long and well spaced apart however. Unfortunately, my neighbors broke all the rules and were quite unruly the entire weekend. They actually had around 15 people in three tents in a single site. The park ranger simply asked them to move their extra cars upon arrival. I would not return to this park due to the experience I endured. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I was pleasantly surprised at this park. It's pretty nice. There are 2 playgrounds and plenty of open space. The sites are a nice distance from each other. The security seems good. It is certainly the closest campground to Riverside. There are a lot of birds there, some aggressive geese too. We would stay there again. All in all not a bad place. We only used the bathrooms once and they were clean. We didn't use the showers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed here many times and always enjoyed it. Nice park with lots of green grass. Campsites could use more maintenance. Good electric power. There is some issue with dust because of the speed which people travel through the RV campsites. The speed limit is not enforced and the worst offenders are the park rangers and volunteer staff that live there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice little place. Off the road a few miles, but clean and has a little lake. Somewhat secluded for southern California. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was the first trip with our new motorhome. We chose this campsite because of the high ratings and its close location. The campgrounds were clean and level. Our site was just a short walk to either of the two lakes at the park. The lakes are stocked (I think I remember the ranger saying weekly, on Thursdays) which brings everyone to the lakeside. As luck would have it, everyone around us were bringing in the 5 fish limit, while we came up dry. Nice trip, nonetheless. We would definitely come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is an amazing oasis of wildlife just outside of downtown Riverside and located close to many RV dealerships and shopping. I saw more wildlife at this county park than at any other place I have visited. There are only 12 full hook-up sites, but you can reserve online and pick your own site at the Riverside County Parks website. You can also get in for half-price Mon - Thurs if you have a Passport America Membership. The full hookup sites are on the lake and are quite large. They allow campfires too. They are doing an expansion to include a mini golf course, more campsites and activities to open in May 2009. I have stayed there many times and have always been very happy. The staff are very nice and regularly patrol the park with gated security. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have found that many of the Riverside County Parks are very clean and well suited for camping -- Rancho Jurupa was not an exception. There is a day use area to the park and there is a campground. The campground was clean and the spots were relatively big. We had a pull-thru site with water and electricity only (the full hookup spots were already reserved). We were there for three days and the winds blew hard on the last day. The only reasons I did not give it a 10 out of 10 was the sewer issue - had to take a portable tank to the dump station a couple of times. And, according to another camper, the lake was stocked on Thursday and fished out by the next day. Would be better to have it stocked before the weekend and limit access to allow campers to get a shot. Otherwise, we will definitely return and book early to get a full-hook up spot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice little campground and lake. Sites are fairly close together but big enough that you don't feel packed in. Large grassy area all around the lake and playgrounds within easy walking distance. The lake was said to be stocked regularly but we didn't see a single fish get caught all weekend by anyone around the lake. Maybe we went when it was stocked with clever sneaky fish. Rode bikes along dirt trails and had an overall pleasant time at this campground. If your looking for a close, quick escape with nice surroundings, this campground will do just fine. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here for Thanksgiving. The park was nice and quiet. You could hear some train whistles, but not bad. It is close to downtown Riverside, which is cute and the Mission Inn, which is beautiful. Our space was a pull-thru that was up against a common area, so it was huge. The park has two playgrounds and a little lake. The only bother was the check-in staff. She was not friendly and we almost were not let in, because we did not have our insurance card on the trailer. Luckily our agent was still in the office and was able to fax it over. Make sure you have your DL, both vehicle registrations and insurances, they are very strict. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice County Park with 11 or 12 full hookup sites and some pull thru sites with water & electric. Ample space between full hookup sites but a little tight between sites on pull thru. Many shade trees and lots of grass. The interior roads and sites are basically dirt/gravel. The sites are level but the roads are a bit bumpy. There are a couple of fishing lakes next to the RV park with a nice view of the lake from several sites. We found the staff friendly and were maintaining the park in good condition. The park offers Passport America discounts during the week with regular prices on the weekend. Well worth the price. Also the park is close driving distance to the City of Riverside. It is suggested that reservations be made as far in advance as possible up to 7 months as certain dates fill up fast. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was very dusty and in need of cleaning and landscaping. The pay showers were too dirty so after one glimpse, I never returned to the bathhouse. The are nice areas around the lakes but the RV sites were lacking. I would not return to this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The interior roads and sites are poorly maintained and very dirty and dusty. Some pull-throughs are side-by-side and very close. Maintenance is spotty and the general appearance of the RV area is poor. We had to ask rangers to have the bathrooms cleaned after three days with no maintenance. They are not cleaned on a regular basis. The showers are pay showers with no water temperature adjustment, torn shower curtains, etc. There are no patrols or security after 7 p.m. Weekend campers, many in large groups, were very noisy but staff, some of whom resided in the few sites in the park with sewer connections, made no effort to quiet them down. A pack of large wild dogs roamed in and around the park, scaring campers and their pets. We were told they have frequented the area for some time. We can't imagine why animal control has not become involved. There are some nicely kept grassy areas in the day use area, an attractive small lake and nice equestrian and walking trails. But the campground itself needs a lot of work. We were told that a new campground with full hookups will soon be built next to this park. From our site, we could view the adjacent newly-completed county park headquarters building. We wish some of the money spent on this lavish building could have been used to maintain the RV park, add sewer connections, and the staff to enforce the rules. We would not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice, clean, quiet campground with large sites. The staff was friendly and helpful. The pull-through sites are arranged in such a way that your front door will face your neighbors front door. A good feature if you camp with friends. There is fishing but you must purchase a $6.00 license from them. The lake was last stocked in March so there weren't any fish to be caught. Since you are down near the Santa Ana River you will need your bug spray. I will go back again because it is so close to home. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great county park. Close to CA-60 and I-215. Use the Roubidoux Blvd Exit off of CA-60. There are two fishing lakes, a nice playground, and well-kept grounds. Some sites are a bit crowded but are level and include a picnic table. This a gated park that we felt totally safe in. There are a lot of birds in this area if you are a birder. It is a Passport America park so we actually only paid $9/night. A super bargain for such quality. Reserve in advance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean and well maintained campground. Pull throughs are opposing and a bit tight, I have slides on both sides and a 36 inch one on the street side. It came very close to the edge of the site, but didn't go over. Each site has a grass area for your chairs and such. There are tables and fire rings. The gate is locked with a code provided at sunset. Feels very secure. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a county park with large grassy sites. The park is fenced and gated and feels very secure. Currently 12 of the 54 sites are full hook-ups, but they are expanding to add more. Restrooms are basic but clean and showers are pay. There is a small lake and playground areas for those camping with children. Park hosts and staff are very friendly and helpful. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.