Table Mountain (Angeles)

We love camping at Table Mountain.

We were not allowed to make a camp fire or use a bbq or use a propane camp stove so we had to eat out to get a hot meal. The website said nothing about such restrictions at the time. Only after we got there, did they tell us that information on a piece of paper. Later, the website updated the information .

Nice campground, relaxing and quiet.

Beautiful campsite and well maintained with friendly rangers, lots of toilet options, nicely spaced sites and conveniently close to the lodge and town of wrightwood. Has some shade and trails and dogs are welcome but on leash only. Was definitely a good time and we will be back!

I would not recommend this site unless you want to deal with the horrid smell from the bathroom and no privacy. Everyone walks past your campsite and there is only one flat section of land to put a 4-person tent on a rock vs the others that's all downhill. Camp host is friendly and there is other way better sites but not this one to make a memorable family camping trip. Check for fire restrictions, it was placed a day before ours so we couldn't even cook.

Nice campground, but USFS put major fire restrictions in place leaving us with no way to eat (no propane stove) or to stay warm (no campfire). We left early. ? How many forest fires have been sparked by campfires in established campgrounds. I can think of none. We have requested refund.

Surprisingly it wasn't hot there at the end of August. Shade depends on a camp site. 103 was good, 104 was not. Great getaway not too far from the city

My friends and family camp here every year, and it’s always such a treat. Nestled in the Angeles National Forest, this campground sits in a hilly, forested area surrounded by oak and pine trees, with two spacious meadows and sweeping views of the nearby mountains and desert.

The setting is perfect for hiking and biking, and the campground is especially well-known for its disc golf course if you’re into that. Cell service is spotty (fair warning), but it adds to the charm. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the sunsets are absolutely breathtaking.

Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekends, as this spot is popular. The camp hosts are fantastic, super friendly, helpful, and always willing to share tips. On top of that, there’s a cozy lodge that hosts live music on weekends and a big outdoor space with games to keep everyone entertained.

If you want a break from campfire cooking, the nearby town is just 2.4 miles away, with bars and restaurants with some offering live music, especially during the summer.

Whether you’re looking for adventure or a peaceful escape from city life, this campground checks all the boxes. Highly recommend!

The camp personnel were very attentive. Bathrooms were clean and well kept. Space #18 really needs work. The asphalt is missing a foot on one edge due to erosion. The length is also shorter than described due to a pile of dirt dropped at the end. Other than that the space is good with plenty of shade.

All good