This park is mostly occupied by permanent residents, which makes it feel very much like a trailer park. The front desk staff was not helpful at all. When we checked in, they did not offer (nor mention) a key to the restroom, which is where the showers are. When we went to shower that evening, we discovered them locked without a code. We went to the office the next morning to inquire and the kids behind the counter just said that a key was required and it cost $5 (which you get back when you turn the key back in). We tried to purchase Disneyland tickets from the front desk, as it is advertised that they sell them, and they dismissively told me they were "sold out" and didn't have any. They gave me the business card of a "discount dealer" who supposedly sold Disneyland tickets, but we just bought our tickets at the gate. We planned on walking to and from Disneyland from the campground, but it's really quite far (too far for our children and along a very busy road and up and over a major freeway) and ended up taking cabs after trying the walk once. We stayed in this campground because it's closer to Disneyland than other park. The overall experience felt like we were living in a low budget trailer park. I would never stay here again. - User2869

This park is very close to a very busy road. But you are 12 minutes from Disneyland. Their hookups were awkward and only allowed for back in. But they let us take two spots which left room for our Toad and bikes. Be careful of theft with the road, although we felt safe with occasional security guards patrolling. Not the kind of park you would hang out much outside your camper. But why would you? Go to Disneyland!! - The Travel Family

This park is across the street from Disneyland, so you get the fireworks shows for free. I stayed for a month, so the rate cited is based on the monthly rate. See their web site for the full range of rates. Nice park to live in, but daily/weekly renters use the front section, which is a parking lot. Not bad if you are just using the park as a base camp, which is easy to do in downtown Anaheim. There is a bus stop almost in front of the park, where you can get on the local bus line, the express bus line, or the ART, which runs all over the Anaheim resort area. Easy to use public transport means you don't need to use your toad that much, saving gas money. - Hunterman

Really nice, clean, well-laid-out park close to the fun of Disneyland. Friendly, efficient office staff. Nice cement pad with grassy strips, good utility connections, very good WiFi and very good Verizon 4G signal. Rumble from I-5 on far end of park, and happy sounds of kids going to the schools across the street. - jbrucemagon

The middle bathroom was amazing, I've never seen a nicer bathroom, sink, toilet and shower together in a 8'X12' room. The only down was maybe the laundry, it was just that and worked. CLOSE to Knotts and Disney to boot. - 1200bruce

Closest to Disney, ART shuttle saved time and money parking. WiFi so week we were unable to connect. Clean park, appreciated the jetted spa after long days at the park. Great customer service, would stay again if going to Disney. - lovinretirement

Another one bites the dust. Web site says closing for renovations February 2, 2014. Arrived last night and employees are all fired as of that date. Property has been sold to Disney for an employee parking lot. Enjoying our last stay at this great park. Nice pool and hot tub. Has a game room; the kids like the vending machines. Only a few RVs still here. Disney nightly Fireworks are awesome, framed by palm trees. - Pumpman2

First, we would definitely return to this park again, but there were some surprises. First, our campsite was not level, not a big problem by any means, but was surprised we had to pull out the levelers. The biggest disappointment was the Wi-Fi that was non-existent in the RV. If you need to have Wi-Fi inside your RV then this may not be the place for you. In today's world there is absolutely no reason not to have working Wi-Fi, if you advertise it. But the hot tub was great after a day walking in Disney. - shayob

Great location for Disneyland; about a half mile walk or pick up the $5/day shuttle. Not a great place to just hang out around your campsite. Sites are pretty close together. "Resort" is just a large concrete parking lot with strips of grass between sites. There are two small fenced areas for dogs, not enough room to exercise a large dog. Pretty quiet and safe considering its located at the intersection of two major streets (Ball & Harbor). Nice pool area. - Lizzy P

We have been staying at this park for the past 3 years each winter and really enjoy it. It is the best value RV park for the Orange County area of Southern California. Spaces are all back-in, gravel and do require some leveling, but they are long enough to handle big rigs and have adequate spacing so you do not feel cramped. It is fairly large park with many large trees, but they are well maintained and do no impact rigs. The park is next to the 91 freeway so road noise is constant. If you stay on the east side the noise is not as bad as you are farther down from the roadway. They do not have Wi-Fi or cable but most sites are satellite friendly and you will get a bunch of over the air channels. They do not offer a monthly rate unless you stay for 5+ months but their weekly rate is a great value. Shopping is close by and since it is near the freeway you have easy access to all the attractions in Southern California. - mcharland

This is a good location for visiting the attractions in the area, It's close to a couple of feeder freeways to I-5, 210, 15. It's very easy to get to right of the 91. Check in was very quick and the office staff was friendly and helpful. It has a security gate which requires a card key for access to the park. This is a very large park with a lot of grass and open space. The RV sites are comfortably spaced and easy to get in and out of. The only real negative is that there is freeway noise day and night. We didn't spend much time at the park but did get a chance to walk the entire park with our dog. They have a gated pool and a large children's playground. I found the park to be very clean and well maintained. There are a few long term residents but they are spaced out and keep their sites clean. We would recommend this CG for anyone with rigs of any size. They do charge extra for dogs. - Patron48

We really enjoyed our stay here. It was quiet and the lots were large with lots of grassy area for my dogs. The only problem we had was with ants. We kept getting little ants in the RV and had to figure out how to deal with that. The park had a state park feel, which is what I like. I would stay here again. The only thing I did not like was that my daughter came for dinner one night and they made her pay $10.00 to enter the park and visit us. I did not feel like this was necessary since we only had one car at our site and 2 people. - RV4me16

Stay elsewhere. This is a neglected RV park that is part of a mobile home park with virtually no management. Basically, it's is a free-for-all with no manager on site for more than a couple hours a week. People came and went regularly without even paying. The dumpsters were usually overflowing with couches and mattresses from the trailer park. The bathrooms are inexcusably bad. The shower head is mounted at chest level and the rest of the bathroom is just decaying. They were never cleaned in the time we stayed and smelled terrible. No locks on the doors. Prepare to use your RV shower exclusively. Many sites are pretty uneven so if you do stay here, bring a lot of leveling blocks. Beware of the cockroaches living in the sewers. They have a pool but seeing they never cleaned the bathrooms, it's hard to believe they did much to maintain the pool. The trailer park residents don't have any qualm about cutting through the RV sites as shortcuts. Overall this is the worst park we've stayed at in our cross country travels. It's sad because it has potential, but management just doesn't seem to care about the place. - wantahertzdonut