Mountain Oak

I would have given it a five star if the instruction on a website were a little bit more thorough. Camping out in winter time without the ability to have a bonfire is a bit torturing. After all who wants to stand around in the cold all day? There was wind advisory and it did get very windy throughout the night, so it was understandable that campfire was not allowed. Campground was all booked up from the website, but because of the restriction of not allowing open fire. The campground ended up with only a few camper. Glad I came to pair with a generator that help kept the family warm through the 43° cold. The camp has running water throughout and two public restroom that are very clean. There's fencing surrounding the camp which makes the kids feels a little bit more secure at night to prevent wild animal from coming in or preventing kids from venturing out too far. They're hiking trail all around. A small lake with parking restroom and picnic area.

This review reflects more on communication by the website. We were not able to stay at the campsite due to fire restrictions. They did not allow any campfires or even any open flame for cooking (ex. Propane stove). The nighttime temps were going to be in the 20’s so we were unable to stay, but no where on the website did it mention these fire restrictions. Only until we drove up to stay did the camp host let us know. There should be better communication on the website of any fire restrictions before we waste our time or money.

Clean site and flush bathrooms were nice while camping. Only complaint is that there was an open flame ban, so we weren’t able to use our gas grill and stove. Luckily, Wrightwood is a 15 mins drive and has restaurants.

Definitely double check before you leave if you’re able to have any open flames. Take food you don’t need to cook, just in case.

We booked 8 but the parking was too small for 2 vehicles so the camp host changed our site to 10 which is non reservable site. It was flat and great location.

First time visiting here. Good sized campground. The camp host was very friendly and welcoming. He also suggested to visit the North Lodge for Octoberfest activities, which we made our way up there. Awesome view. Would visit again.

I loved this campsite! It was so quiet, the bathrooms were very well maintained, and the nearby hiking was beautiful. It's also very close to town if you find yourself needing anything. We had a lovely time!

Remote location but if that's what you're looking for then you're served. We were almost on our own that night.
No shower and no water, only restrooms. Almost no service but the area is beautiful.

A very nice campsite (minus the noisy neighbors)

Originally booked site 14 because it is noted that RV max is 38' and we are 37'. Not even close and super tight to maneuver a big Class A thru the campground. The host was fantastic and really helped accommodate us. Pretty much had the place to ourselves in early October during the week. Beautiful, small campground but be wary of your space requirements.

Very clean and well kept Campground. This place has the best host. Very nice man.