Table Mountain (Angeles)

Josh, the camp host was very helpful. The area was clean and all our neighbors were respectful and friendly. Will come back again.

We encountered an infestation of yellow jackets all throughout our site (92) and nearby sites too. It appeared that the downed trees on the site were covering there large burrows/holes of their home.

The staff was extremely helpful, professional and courteous. One host in particular stood out--Steve. He facilitated our move to an open site when our trailer could not back into our originally reserved site

Table Mountain is wonderful. Nice user friendly hiking trail around the camp grounds. Clean facilities. Friendly staff and reasonable check in/out times. Good price for the quality. Very hot and dry in July so bring shade.
Spot #54 is popular for the view but I found it to be too windy and small, plus it's open and you feel like you're on display as people walk by and ask how you scored it ..haha
#7 has a wonderful view and convenience to a bathroom next to the car!
#113 is the best spot totally secluded at the farthest end of the grounds.

I visited Table Mountain over Memorial Day weekend and was impressed by the beautiful scenery and clean, refreshing air. The atmosphere was peaceful, and the staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming.

I love Table Mountain Campground so I've been there once every 6-7 years. This time, I was sad because there were a lot of trees burned down due to the forest fire. And I was heartbroken by the manager's unkindness.

Campsite No. 92 has an amazing location — just a short walk down the hill and you’ll find plenty of wood for campfires. The surroundings are beautiful and peaceful during the day, perfect for nature lovers and great for photos.
The only downside is that there’s no cell signal, and it can get a bit noisy at night. Still, overall a great experience for a nature-focused camping trip.

I love this campground. The bathrooms are clean, but do run out of tp sometimes, so be sure to bring your own in case. The camp hosts are great and always around, but better to be safe then sorry. Most of the campsites have bear boxes, but not all. The lodge is close by and has great food and live bands. Been here the past 2 Memorials Days and will be back next year.

Campsite is surrounded by tall trees and there is plenty of shade. The restrooms are a short walk away even for going in the middle of the night.

The only drawback for this campsite is that it is not leveled and the majority is on a hill. With that this campsite can accommodate a small tent for up to 2-3 people however anything bigger may be uncomfortable to place. Cell service is spotty to nonexistent.

Campsite is large and able to accommodate two tents. Lots of trees for shade and campsite is a short walk away from the restrooms. There is a fire pit, picnic table, and a grill for anyone needing to use one for food. Cell service is spotty to nonexistent (our group had both Verizon and TMobile carriers).

My friends and I had a blast for our early camping trip. The only thing I would advise is to keep an eye on the weather when you book. We booked Fri-Sun and Saturday we saw strong gusts of air for the most part of the day. The large trees in the area did shield us a bit and we had no problem with tents flying off, it was just cold.

Wrightwood is close by in case you need to stock up in supplies.