My friend and I were off of school for the week and decided to take a road trip/camping trip to…read moreDeath Valley, which is about a 7 hour drive from our hometown. We got to Death Valley and spent less than 24 hours there because we were so miserable. We packed up the car in search of another campground and drove back towards our hometown when we saw The Castaic Lake Campgrounds. We ended up spending the rest of our week there and it was absolutely gorgeous! It saved our Spring Break Vacation. There is tons to do: endless amount of hiking trails, its absolutely gorgeous all day long- from sunrise to sunset and even at night because the lake is lit up, the air is so fresh, the campgrounds are huge, and on the other side of the lake there is millions of benches, tables, and playgrounds to hangout on. Absolutely gorgeous.

Located right off the freeway for easy on/off access. Arrived yesterday @ 4:17 pm, downside was the…read morestore closed @ 4 pm. No one here to check us in. I called the # that I had in my files, same # on the truck parked in front of store - no answer. Left message, no call back. Looked through my notes and found # of space we'd paid for so pulled in and set up. Seems like someone should be available for check ins. Nice park, dog friendly. No dog park, but we did walk the park. Didn't feel safe walking my small dogs in park as there was many large dogs behind small fences, one dog almost jumped over fence. Nice store, a little of everything.

This is one of the best campgrounds in the area. The drive there is about 15 miles on bumpy dirt…read moreroad. (We could not find the shortcut route) that's 5 miles. So we followed some signs from Lake Hughes Road and ended up driving on an old road that had another (dirt) road steeply ascending up a grassy mountain. We later passed a nice place called Bear Campground but it was full. We also saw a sign for Atwood Meadows Campground and turned there. The road got too washed out, but we hiked down and it was also nearly full (apparently it was a jeep and ATV group using all these sites). We finally arrived around sunset and found the campground to be fairly quiet compared to the other camps. We got a site down a mountain slightly, under a gigantic pine tree. Some large oak trees were also dotted around the site. This area also has a water spigot but it was shut off (it's overgrown with weeds and has a lot of bees). Just bring your own water because the spigot may be off. We were originally staying for 2 nights but stayed for 4 nights and went back to Atwood meadow and did a hike to a gorge (15 miles on the dot - very overgrown in one section but we found a better way back that was much less overgrown)

Came camping this Saint Patrick's day weekend, first off make sure you have a high clearance…read morevehicle because I used my Honda Accord, a slightly newer model and it was insane getting up here ...so unless you have a jeep, a truck, or huge balls then don't try it.. other than that great, great place ! Only saw one other group of campers and they seemed to be day camping so we ended up being the only ones for a night and a day.. on Saturday like we saw only two more campers but that was all, pretty nice and quiet. There was lots of wind so secure your tents well! Lots of free firewood everywhere and the pacific crest trail is super near, word of advice try your hardest to get a hold of a map. Strongly recommend if you have an off road vehicle the road here will probably be loads of fun ! Just be very careful and safe on the way up ! I do not recommend RVs or a small car like I did because it was very scary, the roads are not pavement at all.. there more of a back road feel, very uneven, and can be very dangerous. Also the toilet isn't that bad, kind of smelly but it's a toilet..There is NO running water at all so bring extra ! Mostly clean, lots of wood chips, stumps, and logs , some left over items from a previous camper but it was an axe and rope, which ended up being useful so it was okay. Grab a adventure pass for the night at the 711 in Lake Hughes only $5 a night, not sure of where else to get get them honestly.. drive safe !

I recently stayed here for a friend's ordination at St. Andrew's Abbey and my stay was ok. Bed was…read morevery comfortable and the blackout curtains made the room really pitch black, which helped me sleep so much better. But the sliding lock was broken on my door and the closet door came off it's hinges as I was trying to close it when I checked out of my room. There were also a few stains and loose hairs in the bathroom and the shower was a bit on the shorter side. All around it's an alright spot and will get you by for a one night stay like I had, but I wouldn't recommend for a long vacation.

Nice, quiet and clean lodging. Definitely the best place around for a relaxing get away. Very happy…read moreto have found this place, we will be back!

Called to see if he sold dirt bike gear , and even if he didn't he took the time to point me In the…read moreright direction ! Very very cool dude ! Would recommend any day

Coyote Trail Adventures runs a first-class operation. We did the A2 Supercross ride which featured…read morethree days of desert riding, followed by a VIP experience at the 2026 Anaheim 2 Supercross. Everything was excellent with impeccable planning, from the food, to the riding, to the atmosphere that Steve and Co create. We met great people including our fellow riders from all over the country and left with new friends and great memories. Highly recommend!

If you have experience in riding and want to sharpen your skills, while challenging yourself and…read morehaving fun, this is a place for you. If you want a trail ride with a automatically trained horse, this ride is not for you. Daniela was EXTRAORDINARY. We did a little 101 in the arena before we hit the trails so I would feel comfortable back in the saddle. She stresses the bond between the horse and the rider be formed before you commence. Once you going though, get ready to dodge and duck some serious branches! We chatted the whole ride; she's super knowledgable about horses and her dedication to their wellbeing shows. This trail was an experience where I actually felt in control of my horse and felt challenged along the trails, navigating different types of terrain and climbing steep cliffs. This is not for the weak! Bring a water, she'll make you break a sweat. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED and so worth it. I absolutely want to stay for a visit and make a trip out of the ranch itself instead of the 2 hr ride.

Daniela unashamedly shared with us that when her horses reach 25 years of age, she shoots them…read more She wasn't talking about euthanizing a sick or injured horse. She simply explained that she doesn't want to bear the burden, financial and otherwise, of caring for an older horse. Her rationale was that she's given them a good life and that their deaths are swift. If you're okay with this -- and I am obviously not -- her horses are lovely and the ride itself was good, not great. The trail is not particularly scenic and you must dodge trees nonstop.

This is my first post to Yelp, and the sole reason of me joining Yelp was so that I could review…read morethis great shuttle service! So the story is....Memorial day weekend I was looking for inexpensive transportation to Las Vegas and back. I considered driving but I really didn't want to deal with the traffic or the price of gas. I thought about flying but flights were all too expensive. I looked into ride sharing through Craigslist but I couldn't find anyone that was leaving and returning a similar time of day that I was. But then while searching Craigslist...I found a shuttle service offering round trip service from the LA area to Las Vegas at a great price! It was almost half the price that it would have cost if I had driven myself and paid for the gas. It was nice because I was able to book my trip quickly by phone and then conveniently pay through Paypal (using credit card), which gives security so you don't have to deal with paying in cash and you automatically get confirmation and a receipt via email. The shuttle picked me up at 9 am from Anaheim Metrolink station (one of the many pickup/dropoff locations in the LA area) after giving me a courtesy phone call an hour prior to pick up to let me know the shuttle would be arriving soon. This was very convenient! From there it was a quick 4 hour ride to Vegas with a couple other passengers. After a crazy time in Vegas, I was reminded via text message that the shuttle would be departing at 5 pm, just in case I drank too much during the weekend and forgot how I was getting home :) The return trip was equally as smooth. It departed 5 pm on Sunday night from the Vegas strip and I was able to sit back and relax and catch up on some much needed sleep. I arrived back in Anaheim around 9:30 to end a great weekend! I can't stress enough how convenient and affordable this shuttle service was. I didn't have to deal with having to drive in ridiculous Memorial Day traffic, I saved money not having to pay gas, I was able to sleep on the way home, and I had some great conversations with the drivers and fellow passengers. I would definitely recommend this shuttle to anyone who is looking for an inexpensive alternative to driving to Vegas! I will be using this service for my next Vegas trip! Also, I found out they offer transportation to different tourist destinations and even provide charter services which allow you to rent a shuttle for various group events.

I need the phone number please! I would like a quote to go to San Deigo and back to Palmdale . Or…read morecontact me 661 618 2343