We stayed here on a monthly basis. Monthly fees are approx $600 + dogs + vehicles + electricity + breathing = $700/month. The pros: Extra nice office staff, very pretty park, petting zoo with horses, goats, lots of peacocks, great location for access to the hills, secluded instead of "downtown". The cons: Only one small area has full hookups, about 14 spaces. No TV reception if you do not speak Spanish, no cable. Wireless experience about a 9/10, occasionally frustrating. Fees for everything, showers, movie rental (no honor system), dogs. The extra money must go toward the policing system, it is quite active. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Park is divided up into groves. Pine has sewer hookups, but for monthly stays only. Alder and Birch are for nightly and weekly stays. Cedar is for monthlies, but no sewer connections. It does have honey wagon service. Mature trees throughout the park make for a beautiful setting. WIFI is available in all the park except for Alder. A small laundromat up near the office (2 washers and 4 dryers) is kept very clean. This park would rate a 10 if it had a TV service and more full hookups. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really enjoyed our stay here. Our camping club used the clubhouse - it was well appointed. The sites are a nice size and there was lots of shade. The best part were the camp hosts and other workers. This is one friendly group!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very quiet and scenic park with friendly staff. The only downside was the lack of power and no sewer hookups. When the park was full, the power to our site dropped below 98 volts. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very attractive sites in some sections. There was lots of space between sites. All the sewer connection were in Pine Grove and are for campers staying one month or longer. Our first site was not level, but the second one was. The resort is located in Steckel County Park, 4 miles north of Santa Paula. There are fruit orchards and vineyards in the area. WIFI can be received throughout the park, but difficult at times to connect or stay connected. Best place to connect was at the laundry. About 25 peacocks roam around the park and can be quite noisy at times. Overall I would stay here again just for the scenery. We camped here in a Motorhome.
No bathrooms or laundry. Self contained units only accepted. RV park is an extension of a large mobile home park. Friendly managers and staff. We had to move from our site as bigger unit than ours would not fit assigned site and was given ours while we were out. Phone ahead to confirm site size as only a few big rig sites available. We camped here in a Motorhome.