We stayed Friday afternoon until Sunday morning. USAF TPS class was flying the gliders Saturday…read moreand Sunday mornings, but it wasn't early enough to wake us. Bring some dunnage (2x6s, etc) to help level out your RV or trailer, all spots are uneven and are dirt/gravel. It was quiet in the evenings and at night, other than you can/will hear the trains as they're going thru Tehachapi, ~1.5 to ~3.0 miles away, all night and about 5 to 20 minutes apart. I helped a LATE arrival find their spot Friday night, they were having problems seeing the little numbers on each spot's utility post. That and I don't think that they were using the park's map. I would suggest putting bigger numbers on the electrical cover panels and on the side of the posts for this reason, even during the day, the 2" numbers are hard to read for some people. I reviewed the park's map a few times before we drove up. Our only dislikes were the individual(s) smoking (skunk weed) pot nearby and the uneven/unlevel ground in the spots.

This park was perfect for an overnight stay on our way to Valley of Fire. They offer easy online…read morebooking and the price was reasonable. They have power and water for most site but you WILL have to hit the dump station on your way out. Still, on the outskirts of Tehachapi, a very charming city, we found peace and quiet for the night before, and after our epic trip.

Serria trails rv park. Very clean and nice safe community. Big lots with nice neighbors. Been here…read moregoing on 4 years. Ben the Manger has been very comadating. Keeps park safe and clean. So you need a place to rent I would highly checked out the park. We also have a pool and recroom. Also tou can't bet the price for a monthly stay and dogs are welcomed.

This is a long time RV park that has some full timers. Have stopped here several times and found…read morethe park always to be well kept and safe. Had not stopped for about ten years but this time I again found the park a nice stop. Roadways are dirt, the pool is not heated, but the staff are very helpful and friendly. Most of the back in spots are 30 amp as they are part of the original park. They have added 7 new drive thru sites with 50 amp and water. No sewer hookup but there is a dump station. The restrooms and showers are old but spotlessly maintained and very clean! Lots of hot water for your shower. This park accepts Passport America so it makes a great discount on the already very fair rates. Easy access to either SR 58 or SR 14. The property looked in better shape than it did the last visit. Grass around a number of sites and the sites clean and level.

If you need fuel BEWARE. Fuel pumps are unreliable. We were stranded there for 3 hours because…read morethe Jet A jump was only pumping 1 gallon per 3 minutes. The city rep came down and attempted to fix it but in the end it was not fixed. Painfully we got 25 gallons in the helicopter. Just enough to hop over to Mohave (KMHV) before they closed for the day. KTSP is now off our route for fuel. The cost per gallon is low but I cannot be stranded with minimum fuel on board ever again. Go to KMHV if you can make their hours of operation or KBFL. Both are much better options.

Great place to fly into and out of. Missing two stars due to lack of a place to eat and a pilot…read moreshop.

I've been to this place a few times (with dogs and without) and have always found their wine and…read moreservice to be mediocre with strong notes of pretentiousness depending on who is pouring (some of their staff have been great). But they are one of very few wineries in our area, they have beautiful grounds, and a few of their events (where they also offer beer) have had us return for a visit; so we have always made it a point to try and stop here and introduce our friends to local offerings while supporting local business. One thing to know: their dog policy is not very transparent. When you arrive, there is a sign by the tasting room door letting you know dogs are welcome but must remain on the patio, as is the case with most dog friendly wineries. But apparently there is also a waiver of liability you have to sign as well. I get it, people have to protect their livelihoods and assets. But this was a new development for us as we had been there before and not signed any waivers. Still, no big deal. We arrived yesterday and intended to sit outside. I have two dogs in training (one puppy) and we were looking for a place to seat our group. When I have dogs in training, they don't go out to local establishments until they are at a point where they just need a little fine-tuning with obedience. We always try to seat ourselves strategically to allow as much of a buffer between our dogs and stimuli in the environment. They are not aggressive by any means but thats how I do it as a courtesy for others. Just because a winery is dog friendly, doesn't mean all of its customers are. Yesterday, we had a pretty large group and we were the first to arrive. We had intended to sit in the garden area but all of the tables and chairs were dirty and covered in spider webs. The tasting room itself was dark and empty so we finally found the action in the courtyard area where there were only 2 other customers seated (it was right at the opening of business, to be fair). As we sighted a suitable table, a lady approached us with a cup of water. My puppy, assuming she had a treat for him, stood himself up (not to be confused with an aggressive jump) to sniff out what treasure she might be bringing forth. He was at the end of his lead and he quickly settled back down when corrected but I acknowledge I didn't catch him in time so she had to pause in her approach. She had a pretty solid meltdown about it and started yammering on about how "unacceptable!" his behavior was and how she needed us to sign a form for her attorney. I would have signed a form no problem. And I 100% own the fact that my dog should have been able to completely ignore her. But I don't appreciate being approached in that tone. Nothing about him is aggressive and he settles pretty quickly once we are seated. I ultimately surmised that while this place will ACCOMMODATE dogs, they are not dog friendly; which I 100% respect. I don't expect everyone to appreciate dogs as much as we do and his behavior has never triggered such a response anywhere else he has been. I just chalked it up to the fact that some people are truly not comfortable around mid size dogs and it isn't worth the stress to drop our coin at an establishment where no one felt comfortable. If this lady was so hung up on liability, I am not trying to put MYSELF in a position to get sued for emotional distress by this lady. As we walked away she CONTINUED to take her argument to a coworker who appeared equally confused about the waiver, and her response to the situation. In short: their wines are worth trying once and worth sipping if you aren't too snobby. Their grounds, like most wineries, are beautiful. Service leaves a bit to be desired in the organiztion and approachability department. Leave your dog at home for the best experience. And if you do have to take your dogs, be mindful of Cruella Deville. While his behavior is 100% my responsibility, it was a ridiculous spectacle. In the end, we moved on to Triassic and Tehachapi Wine and Cattle Co where we, and the dogs, had a full day of stellar experiences. And everyone lived happily ever after.

My daughter's baby shower was a success. The room we rented worked out absolutely perfect. My…read moredaughter wanted a simple Halloween theme. Everybody had a great time and loved the decor. I would definitely consider doing another party at this winery. It's beautiful. 10/12/25

This place was PERFECT for our small shoot. They have so much land and a couple really cool…read morestructures that we filmed in which gave us the exact look we were going for. The property owners were really easy going about parking, shoot times, leaving stuff overnight, running generators all day long, etc. They even helped us flip a car for a shot! They were very accommodating and helpful. The property is sort of on the side of a mountain that overlooks the valley and has gorgeous views. There are hotels and restaurants in town nearby if you have a multi-day shoot. We definitely recommend this location! It has everything you'd need for a shoot out in the high desert!

The road to Tehachapi Mountain Park is a doozy and in the wrong weather might just be a bad…read moreexperience. But if you've done your due diligence, checked the weather and are fully prepared Tehachapi Mountain Park can be a great hiking adventure. Even if you opt not to hike and just explore the campgrounds you'll enjoy the scenery. But take the all uphill trail to the peak and you'll be rewarded with some fantastic views of the valley below. Highly recommend reading weather reports before visiting.

Another amazing night spent at Mountain Park. Took about 9 kids for my sons party. Awesome place…read morefor the kids to play and explore. Roasting hot dogs and eating s'mores, what more could you want on a beautiful Tehachapi night? Highly recommend if you have never been here.

RC Limousine took care of our wedding day needs! Richard is a class act and made sure my bride…read morearrived in style We definitely recommend this limo service if you are in need. #redcarpet

Had another great time using Richard's service. The driver, Maurice, was so friendly. Easy, fair,…read morecourteous and always timely. Great company.

Ever since we read about TehachaPie at Mill Street Kitchen, prior to our arrival on our foodie tour…read morevacation, we have dreamt about checking out their creations. We saved up an appetite this afternoon and wandered in around 3:30 and the beautiful products surrounding us were just truly amazing. Lazlo and Margaret and their niece were there to provide us with samples of infused balsamic vinegars (they had me at the mango and the fig). Suddenly our little vacation around California was elevated by several levels! Pie samples of strawberry rhubarb and french apple? Oh yes please! We bought chocolate and a bourbon pecan fudge, neither of which we needed but we surely will deserve! I found a gift set of olive oil and vinegar decanters for my best friend. The afternoon breeze made it such a pleasure to sit on their patio and eat our pies: french apple and key lime pie. Laz was so kind to bring us some water, too. How amazing to see all the various ready-made homemade meals for carryout. We learned how they will be producing many, many of their pies for the upcoming apple festival. Tehachapi must be so proud to have such kind and diligent business owners to bring visitors and locals such joy!! We cannot wait to come back!

Oh my goodness all the reviews were right this place is divine , I could've stayed hours looking at…read moreall the beautiful gift sets they have . While I shopped for gifts my husband was purchasing pies , I couldn't believe he bought 3 pies for the two of us lol. Peach , key lime and the popular Tehachaberry pie , yes we tried all three and the berry was the best , but all were so delicious. I also got vanilla chai tea and it was so good, the ladies that run this place are simply amazing, they really go out of there way here to give you the best experience . We're definitely coming back !