Table Mountain (Angeles)

Staff friendly. Restrooms clean

Beautiful place!

The sites are large and well dispersed. The toilets were very well kept and clean. I saw someone clean them from top to bottom at least once a day. Its very quiet and beautiful up there! We camped with children and they enjoyed riding their bikes ans climbing trees. I loved the hiking trail around the entire site.

We only stayed one night there. Very quite and pleasant stay. Due to high fire danger, we were not able to do campfire unfortunately.

Great campground, just gets a bit hot in the summer because there isn't a creek or lake to cool off in.

Stayed in site 70 as I needed great solar access. Not a single tree blocking the sunlight. Only problem was this site is right in front of a pay station. Sites are clean and not super close to each other. Well maintained. This site is relatively flat. Lots of bees in the morning.

We had a great time camping at Table Mountain. If you are looking for a quiet place with beautiful views to relax and just enjoy some rest and relaxation this is a fantastic place. Unfortunately, we went when there was no fire restriction so we had to take sandwiches and everything premade. But it turns out the weather was great even at night so didn't really need the fire to keep warm.

Really enjoyed meeting the camp host! Great spot, great weather, just an awesome LA getaway.

Great campground. Campsite layout is very thoughtful and offered ample space between the sites. Bathrooms were pretty clean and trash cans were placed at the beginning of the loops for convenience and ease. We had a small hking trail along the back of our campsite and a good view of the valley. Overall this is one of my favorite spots in SoCal.

Fire: Campground had a NO FIRE policy while we were there so we went into the small town and grabbed already cooked food from the deli (even propane stoves were a no-no when we went). Fire policy was in place during Aug. when the fire hazard was "extreme" so I had no problem with the policy. All the other campsites also followed the rules so I assume enforcement of the policy was happening, but nobody ever stopped by.

Flora and Fauna: We saw a deer, skunk and lots of birds. The campground has a good variety of trees and offers nice shade in most of the sites we saw. Our site had an acorn tree which had cute little acorns everywhere. We also had some wildflowers along the back of the site that were nice to look at. Overall this was a nice departure from some of the other campgrounds that are around Los Angeles.

Star watching: The night sky was clear when we went and we were able to see a good handful of constellations. The stars were pretty bright as the campground has very little light pollution.

Getting There: We took the road in that goes through Wrightwood. The campground turn is right after the town on the right hand side, and was an easy drive up and down. The road isn't too steep or have too many curves. As someone can get car sick, this road was fantastic and an ease compared to other mountain roads. * We went tent camping and did not drive anything larger than a compact SUV up.*

Campground Hosts gave our campsite away before the Check In Time Slot even began...Very disappointed as I reserved my campsite months in advance only to find it was given to someone else who arrived that morning, campground hosts did nothing about it and were rude. I will not be returning here, reservations are not respected.