As mentioned in the previous review, there are abuses to the in-and-out policy by the locals. Having said that, however, this is an amazing park for an amazing price. Large, shaded sites, fire pits, picnic tables, Wi-Fi, easy walk to park's lakefront, and good over-air digital TV coverage (8 or so channels w/some HD). We found all campers to be friendly, as were the park rangers.

We stayed here two years ago and didn't think we'd return. Glad we did, as the owners have been working hard on upgrading the grounds and facilities since then. As mentioned, plan ahead and get a reservation and gate pass code. There is a phone to the office outside the gate, but with so few short term sites it's also a good idea to know there's a spot waiting.

This is one sweet little park. Immaculate. Everything you could want including a grass sodded doggy pen. Nicely shaded throughout. We called early and had no trouble getting a pull-through spot long enough for our 40-footer. Good value for money.

Our nightly rate was based on an off-season, monthly stay. We wintered here and score it highly for amenities and a location that can't be beat. Enjoyed the heated pools and hot tubs throughout the winter. It's also a great spot for urban family camping. They've just installed a small skateboard park that younger teens will enjoy. Yes, it's tight, and yes it can get noisy especially as warm weather sets in, but where else can you get a bayfront stay in hyper-expensive San Diego for a shade over 30 dollars a night?