Table Mountain (Angeles)

Beautiful camp site, very spacious and there are over 100 sites you can camp on. The forest ranger was very nice and helpful, I reserved a site where was not enough shades so there ranger direct me to another site where there were lot of trees to camp under. Toilets are clean in general but does not have running water , however there's a well there for washing. It's pet friendly and has lot of places to hike with your pet.

Overall, highly recommend

Very nce gateway from Los Angeles. Quite and big areas, enough restrooms.

An excellent host team. They were present with helpful information, and themselves had an appreciation for the beauty of this campground. Facility was very well kept.

Large site, very clean, set in beautiful forest. Excellent hiking trails in the vicinity, including the Pacific Crest Trail, which had a lot of wild flowers in July.

It was beautiful. Nice traisand the staff was great. I loved that they allowed dogs. And the restrooms were clean.

We were initially dissapointed with the site we have reviewed online (very close to the road and other campsite, no real trees or nature, just off the road with a parking area and stove), but were able to find another campground with a beautiful view of the valley/trees and further from a main road. The park rangers were very nice about letting us change our spot on the day, and luckily the availability was so that we had several options. It became windy and chilly in the early evening but quieted down so we were comfortable overnight. Definitely could see how it could be too cold if the winds really picked up for a long period. Firewood on site, a bit expensive but convenient. Nice hiking in the area. We'd come back here for sure!

The rangers were very helpful and kept the bathrooms clean over a busy Labor Day weekend!

We love camping here

We liked the campground. We liked out campsite. We did walk over with our campchairs and sit at a nearby campsite where the afternoon shade was better. The restrooms were pretty smelly and full of flies, but maybe that's just how it is. I wish there was a sign board or flyer/handout with a list of hikes from the campground and that the trailheads to them were better marked too. It would have been nice to explore directly from the campground if there are nearby trails and things to see. We drove a few miles and had a good time doing that. We also liked the nearby businesses, and having directions to those would have been a good thing - either signage or some handout/flyer available.

We look at Table Mountain as a place to enjoy camping, yes there are hiking/biking trails and a few other recreational activities, but we come here mostly for the camping experience. We try to avoid weekends during the peak season as it can get pretty crowded but in September and October, weekends can be peaceful as well.