Chapparal RV Resort

Really nice, clean campground. We slways enjoy our time there. Quiet side is nice for adults and portion by the swimming pond is great if you have kids.

Campground was clean and well maintained for the most part. We camp a lot and have never been to a campground with such rude employees. They seem to be disturbed by the very presence of campers, they yell at you for everything even when you're following all of the rules and being respectful, they find something to yell about. Basically we felt as though you're not allowed to have fun at this campground, and its hard to enjoy the amenities when the employees yell at people for doing just that. Also, apparently the bounce and slide inflatables in the pond are not included in your price for your campsite they charge extra, and you're not allowed to monitor your toddlers in the toddler slides they yell at you for being on them to help your kids. I wouldn't return, for about $10 extra per night you can go to way better campgrounds with more amenities that they don't charge extra for and employees are actually friendly and helpful.

Such a great place to visit! My friends and I had Girl's Weekend here, rented the largest cabin (#28) and had a blast! Open loft with 4 single beds, two bedrooms with full/small queen on main floor with the full bathroom between them. Cute kitchen, dining and living areas right as you walk in; cozy spaces but still feels big thanks to the open floor plan. Also nice was the large picnic table on the porch so we had dinner and played games outside. Campground seems to have alot of permanent sites, but those we saw/met were friendly. The campground is located on a hillside so be aware that you have to haul your trailer up some decent slopes, but the sites themselves are beautifully flat. There's a pool right by the check in office and there's a water play area across the road from the main park. Inflatables like a giant slide and 2 obstacle courses, plus there's covered cabanas with picnic tables and sun chairs too. The beach wraps all the way around the swimming area. Another great amenity is golf cart rentals, though we opted to skip that this time. Also handy is a restaurant on-site. We got in late Friday so opted for the buffet/salad bar and fish fry; pretty tasty. The staff throughout the park and restaurant were amazing with smiles and helpful information. Already planning a return stay!

Only drawback and hopefully it's been updated on rental agreement for cabins and park models: bring your own bedding, towels, cooking supplies, dinnerware, plasticware, etc. A small cutting board, scissors and dawn dishsoap were provided along with paper towels and toilet paper. No pots and pans, no sharp knives, no utensils like spatulas or spoons, etc. You get a fridge, stove, microwave and small coffee pot though!

We rented a camp site for the first time. The site was nice. But failed to tell us there was an UTV trail that ran through it. My kids almost got hit twice. Then the camper next to us was told that he had our camp site as well (front desk wrote down our number on his car paper as well). Thankfully he was nice about it. Tried to talk to the front desk and they were closed. Then we decided to go to the man made beach they had. Very clean beach, however the water was nothing but weeds. They did have some blow up obstacles to which it's $10 per person no matter the age. Our youngest of course wanted to try it because her older siblings were going on (she's 4 and went on for about 30 seconds). Definitely not worth it. They did have canoes to rent and that was fun. Bathrooms were clean but the doors were very hard to open even for myself.

After staying at dozens of RV Resorts from coast to coast, this is the cleanest I’ve ever seen! We witnessed at least three individuals cleaning something on both days of our stay. Whilst we didn’t have any grandchildren with us on this trip, definitely in a top 5 place in the future.