Table Mountain (Angeles)

I went table mountain camping ground 6-7 times because very close from diamond bar
Easy to driver. Clean. A lot of trees and hiking course…..

Sites 48 and 49 are the two best one, sun sets right behind them. The bathrooms on the Osage loop were all full of flies and smelly.

I like everything.

I went mid-week to escape the crowds and noise, and overall, this worked. There was some work being done to the campground but it wasn't real noisy or invasive. One thing I wasn't expecting was the insects. Will plan better for this next time.

Stayed midweek for two nights and it was nice and quiet. Campsite had good shade, a flat parking spot, and a level tent pad. Downside was that the site was too close to the neighboring campsite. Given the cost, I was surprised the vault toilets were not cleaned or restocked over the three days I was there.

Nice camping spot close to LA. Jackson Lake is great for fishing and only 10mins down the road. The Mountain High North Lodge is so convenient, they have snacks and some camping supplies. 10/10 would go again

We stayed at campsite 81, it felt away from a lot of the crowds which was nice, though further from the views of the mountains, which we didn't mind. The campground itself is very spacious and beautiful. Surprisingly no bear boxes at the campsites. The first night everyone was surprisingly respectful for being 4th of July weekend. The 2nd night, which was a Friday, the quad site (25-29) which was right behind our site on a hill, was incredibly loud and disrespectful, yelling and playing music past midnight (quiet hours start at 10pm)! The camp host failed to enforce these rules and the noise echoed down the hill at the rest of the campsites, making it very difficult to sleep.

There was only one road to access the campground and not from the regular Highway I spend hours driving around those mountains trying to locate the campground and eventually stayed at another campsite where I wrote on the Note that if the road had actually been open I would have made my campsite and stuck it in the Iron Ranger. It doesn't help to have a campground that the road is closed to get to it. That was my only negative experience in the national parks and National Recreation Area system everything else has been great but when two out of the three roads are closed to get to the campground they're really needs to be some kind of notification on the website Because by the time I found another campground I was so exhausted that doing another 200 mi reroute was out of the question

We had a pleasant stay but we only come during the week when not so crowded. So much better since Mountain High Resort is managing things now. The North Resort serves tasty food, cold beer "a little pricy" and the staff are friendly. We have been coming to this campground for about 50 years and never get tired of it. We will stop coming when campfires are not allowed, please don't punish responsible folks kick out the irresponsible!!

campsite 69 was in a nice shady spot with everything we needed. restroom a short walk away but far enough not to smell it. the views were amazing from the amphitheater. people working at the lodge were nice and helpful. our neighbors talked continuously but that’s not the campgrounds fault.