I agree with some of the recent posts. The park is under-going needed improvements. We were excited to find that they have added some 50 amp sites. There are only a couple of them so far, but the staff promises that more will be added in the future. We were disappointed however that there is no more WiFi in the lodge. I was told that this will return with other improvements. Overall, this is a nice place to stay outside of the L.A. area. It’s high enough to escape the heat & the smog. Fall is the best time to visit, as that’s when apple season is in full swing. Apple Annie’s Restaurant nearby serves delicious home cooked meals. Their bakery is irresistible as well. Expect to wait in line during the fall. Everything is within walking distance, we don’t even drag our car along anymore. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Finally. an entire crew of new people on site. The lodge has been re-done. The brand new mini golf course is going to be complete this April. The new staff is extremely friendly and excited about the changes being made. Must say, I was impressed. I love all the shops and restaurants across street too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was allowed to be run down as noted in previous reviews, but there are new staff members and they are working on repairs to the facilities and improvements. I found the staff to be very friendly and helpful; Vicky and Teresa are the new office staff. I had a good conversation with Vicky the night I checked in and she seems very interested in bringing the park back up to resort type standards, but as she said it will not be a rapid process due to costs. The shelves are stocked with non-perishable food items and other things that are most likely to sell. There is a planned movie night in the club house each night, and most of the games in the Game Room were operational. The small bar also serves food, and there are plenty of small restaurants around the park to eat at. The asphalt has been allowed to erode, which between snow, ice, rain, and heat has caused some potholes, but nothing that will damage a rig if you are obeying the posted 5mph speed limit in the park. If you have any questions or concerns about previous reviews, I recommend that you call Vicky and ask her, as I found her to be honest and up front when I called and asked, voicing my concerns about what I had read. And yes, I plan on going back so I can enjoy the beautiful scenery (I saw a great sunset and then sunrise), see the "tourist traps" and try some of the apple pie. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a lovely county park, beautifully landscaped and groomed. Lots of space between most sites. On the east side of the park is a middle school and sports fields which meant bright lights at night and noise. The tent camping area is on the other side of the park along with stocked ponds where you can fish for a small fee. Also a swimming area with a water slide, rental paddle boats in season and at least two separate playgrounds. The park is large enough to take a nice stroll. It is about 5 miles to the small town of Oak Glen where apples are in season Labor Day to Thanksgiving. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a fantastic campground with good security, easy access from all directions and a quiet, family atmosphere. We stayed in the new section where the trees have not grown to provide shade yet, but we were still very happy with our site. This is an awesome park and we will definitely be going back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place to stay. They have added a new section for added RV areas New Space Count = 42 as of early 2009. There are stocked lakes and a swimming lagoon. Great pavement for the kids bikes and skateboards. Located at the base of the Big Bear mountains give dramatic views. Good hiking - watch for poison oak though and careful where you walk. Lots of grass areas. Super bright lights on the bathroom / shower facilities are a bummer at night. We will be back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.