Very clean. Easy to park. Concrete lots and level. Paved roadways. Friendly staff. Rate is high, however it includes a 33.00 bed tax for each night. We walked to Disney each day for three days. 1.4 miles walk ... uphill each way :-). There is a 5.00 shuttle available. We just rather walk. - Trekking

This was a clean well cared for RV Park. We stayed here 3 nights. The staff was very nice about letting us pick which site we wanted. It's very convenient to Disneyland. The pool was small, but the kids loved it. There was no playground, which they would have enjoyed. We stayed here with our grandchildren. - Logan995

Look for the park on a small street off busy Anaheim Blvd. No park signage on the corner. Check in can be difficult because of traffic and parking. Trees were trimmed out of the way. The back in site was concrete wide enough for table, and our awning and slides, Our site had water and electric to the rear. The sewer was mid ship. We had grass along our sides and a small grass lot to our rear. The cable TV is digital only; no analog. Our TV watching was over the air. Wi-Fi was good. Individual shower/bathroom was completely tiled and clean, as were the heated pool and hot tub. There are complimentary muffins & coffee in the morning. We will stay here again. - feral cat

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

When you enter the park you think "looks great and green", that quickly changes into "this is bad". The service is the worst you can imagine. Personal activities are more important than customers, excuse me? They let me wait until they had discussed with a friend whether or not they would join the drinking party that evening. No smiles, no kindness, very bad attitude!

The restrooms and showers are outdated. The campsites have different sizes and it is up to the staff if you get a great spot with grass and a picnic table or if your windows are 2 inch apart of your neighbors.

A park can be made as good looking as you want, when the service you get is not good, it does not matter - Palazzo fan

The big plus of this park is its roughly 4 block walk to Disneyland walk-in entrance on Harbor Blvd. Park has a large number of long term residents in back of park. All very pleasant folks. Short stay is to front of park. Sites are short and price included a second site to park our Toad.

The negative is WiFi that is very weak and often disconnects. Cable requires use of Time-Warner cable box. The box I was provided did not work. Box is not easily installed. Desk folks did not seem to really care whether WiFi or cable was an issue. - Cpat

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

Since we were arriving on a Saturday the office told us that there would be information for us clipped to the office door which included a map of available sites to use. The sites were very narrow (we were actually hanging over the next site with our slides deployed) and it was a challenge to get on the site. Very quiet park and the permanent residents that we saw kept their double wide mobile homes very neat with attractive landscaping. We stayed here since the other options was full for the week end, and the cost wasn't out of sight! It is close to lots of restaurants and attractions. - Rick & Karen

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

This park is beautiful! Lots of grass, trees, & the Santa River runs right through it. Paved roads for a great morning walk. Also the bike path goes right through here. Very friendly and helpful staff. You can stay 6 months but must leave for a week, then you can return. Pets are a $1.00 a day. The only complaint is the freeway noise. Yet not bad enough to make us leave. - C.DE.

Nice stay we arrived and quickly checked in. Good and quick office work. We had space 139 near river. This is an urban campgound with a rural feel. Big space lots of trees river and natural areas for kids to explore. We were overnight for disney. We usual stay at one close by Disney ($110/nite). Here you can have a campfire, roast smores, and explore. Nice bike trail nearby too. Huge spaces with lots of room to maneuver rig. Will return. - Pumpman2

Bathrooms were not clean - a deal breaker for us. Very nice, spacious site. Freeway noise an issue, but unavoidable. We witnessed the same dirty bathrooms for 3 days, so must believe that no one was cleaning them. - Jac RV

Everything else aside, the staff at Orangeland are awesome

From the smiling folks behind the counter to the awesome guys who lead you to your site and help you get parked correctly, everyone we encountered went out of their way to be helpful, friendly, and pleasant

We had a deluxe pull through space and our 43' pusher just fit although there is a parking space for a toad as well

The park has been there a while and the space sizes reflect the days before mega rigs with 4 big slides; between the width of the space and the trees you will probably not be able to put out your awning

The upside is the trees provide a good bit of shade throughout the day

Getting out when we left entailed a small amount of scraping against a hedge that came up to the edge of the pad

The grill area was great and the guys in the golf carts come out and light the grills for you

The grills are professional and huge and you could grill a rack of brontosaurus ribs

The entire park is neat, clean, groomed, and spotless

The pool is crystal clear as is the spa/hot tub

The store has lots of RV supplies, hardware, souvenirs, dry goods, staple foods, cold and freezer foods and the prices aren't bad

They offer a daily shuttle service to Disneyland/Disney Adventure Park for just $3.00 both ways with several departure and return options

Utilities were all fine but make sure you have a water pressure regulator

The staff tells you up front the pressure is high

This park was a highlight of our trip and if I was ever in the area I would not hesitate to stay there again. - 3browns

Fabulous fresh citrus to pick everywhere. Great staff. Our truck needs repair, extending our stay an unexpected 8 days. They moved our 5er with forklift to a new spot. This place may be a bit pricey, but great! - Ken Camp

The location of this park is great if you plan to visit Disney. The staff was very friendly and offered lots of information about the area. Our site was concrete with a table and umbrella. There appears to be some full time residents with quarters and other vehicles that take away from the overall rating. The dog park is covered with small pebbles which seems to hold the pee smells. Pets are not allowed on the grass in the park or outside the front entrance. - Michael47

The man who runs the park was one of the worst people that I have ever delt with. Not a friendly man. Told me there are no other parks in the area which was a total lie. The sites are very small. All back in sites. Cats running around. Ants are a major problem in the park. There are a lot of trees in the park that shed a lot of shade but also a lot of seeds and leaves.The only nice thing about the park is Disneyland was with in waling distance. - Mrs Anne

Rate is for monthly stay. Most people are here for work. Mostly monthly tenants. Kept up really well. Office staff are great. VERY tight spaces. Most spaces you will have to get your neighbor to move there cars/trucks to get it. - Spantz

This is a glorified parking lot next to a mobile home park with 46 marked spots, two of which are occupied by the office and a small mobile home, so there are only 44 sites available for RVs. Due to a recent ownership change, this park is not allowing any RVs older than 2000. The only thing this park has going for it is that it is the only park in the area. If you want to use the mobile home park's pool facilities, it costs $50 (non refundable). The management recently trimmed the trees located around the edge of the park back to bare branches, so there is no more shade in the park. I paid the monthly rate. The dog area is a small strip of grass in the back, and maneuvering a big rig in the park is possible, but difficult. No tents or anything like them (e.g., easy-up) allowed. The only reason I would go back here is because I need to be in the area for a family emergency. - Hunterman

Great, clean park. Management was exceptional. Sites are close together, and there is really no area for pets, but it's a safe, nice park. Usually a waiting list. - rollngstonz

This park is not recommended for anyone with a trailer. The reason is the park entrance is by a NARROW, ONE LANE washboard road, and if you meet someone coming the other way, you cannot pass. If you do decide to camp here, the campground is on a hill, and the sites are not level, but are on asphalt. There is a charcoal grill and a picnic table, and water is at a central spigot. The rangers are very friendly, and the campground is quiet. - res08hao

While Chino Hills State Park has existed for a couple of decades, or more, the new small campground was just opened in May of 2005. Maximum length for RV's is 28 feet. All spots are back in. In a few years the trees they have planted will provide nice shade. The 24 spots are all paved and pretty level, and are terraced up the side of a hill, so everyone gets a view! The restrooms and showers are brand new and immaculate! Lot's of hiking, mountain biking trails. The park is about 12,000 acres with lots of Oak trees. When you enter the park you will drive about 3 miles on a narrow dirt road until you reach the center of the park where everything is paved. Very helpful Rangers on duty and easy to find. Very quiet. This little campground is one of the best kept secrets in the area. You will feel like you are 200 miles from anywhere, when in fact you are less than 4 miles from civilization! You can hear the coyotes at night. Get's the ocean breezes from Orange County. - chockwald