Table Mountain (Angeles)

Campground was very well maintained and peaceful/quiet. Our space was beautiful with a view of Mt. Baldy. Some irritating smoke was present due to a prescribed burn at edge of campground for 2 of the days, but luckily the wind carried it away quickly and we were able to sleep without smoke.

We drove on a geology tour of the San Andreas fault, which is very near this campground. Also had a nice afternoon in the town of wrightwood, with lunch at the local brewery.

There were very few other campers present, most likely because we camped mid-week and it was early in the season. Also Table mtn. is very convenient to visit from the Los Angeles area, less than 2 hours drive from our home. Will definitely plan to return again.

This campground is very large, and most of the sites are very spacious, with ample shade and nice views. There is typically plenty of distance between sites, and it's convenient to have the lodge so close if needed, for a meal or snacks. Site #7 specifically seems to be one of the best locations for a wonderful view to the southwest, perfect for a beautiful sunset. The site never got much direct sun, and it was close to the campground entrance and host.

049 campsite has a good view of the sunset and it was the best! The only thing was,there was a lot of bugs in our area. I'm not sure if that's the same for the other campsites, but ours had a variety of different bugs flying around. No matter, it was still the best experience for us.

Lot 16.
Very comfortable. Good view.
Not so windy as another side.
cons: there is a lot of dust at the place where the tent is set up. But I think it everywhere’s

It was a very nice place and my kids had a lot of fun

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.

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!!

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