The park itself is very nice. The problem with this place is the HOA have lost their mind. If you…read morepark your vehicle in a parking spot across from your property you forget to move your vehicle your car will be towed away it' will cost you $412 to go pick it up 3 miles from where they stole my vehicle from in the first place.. The funny part is there's nobody even in the parking spots, I believe someone is getting paid off by The tow company is the only conclusion I can come up with.. You are only allowed only one dog. When walking anywhere inside the park where it's safe. You can only walk your dog to the gate to go outside of the gate to walk your dog. I'm riding my bike with my dog when I stopped with my dog at the I'm riding my bike I stopped at the corner so my dog can do her usually smelling the fire hydrant. . A lady from the HOA walked up to me with a piece of paper demanding I take it so I will know where me my dog is allowed to walk to the outside gate.

I cannot believe with all these older people they have nothing better to do than walk around with…read moreclipboards trying to find things things that bother the hoa. They make new rule in whatever bothers hoa. We actually own and pay the HOA to oversee the facility. Crackheads come through the gate all day and all night. Security Locks the pool up at 10 o'clock s nobody can go in to get ice or the bathroom if needed. They rap a Chang around the gate stupidest thing I've ever seen the only thing that does is stop the people that need to get in there.I come in late sometimes I enjoy getting ice, running through the waterfall to take a shower before I hit the sack.. . The problem with California there's regulations on top of regulations. Also I can't understand how hoa can't find a little space for dogs to go play with other dog smell grass hang out. Considering we're all senior citizens. A lot of people have dogs because everybody else in their life has passed away already. It's much safer to stay inside the gate yet your requesting we should take or dogs outside the gate. I will never abide by this ridiculous restriction. Hoa think they can enforce whatever they decide. They think they're right and what they say goes what happened to democracy we the people. HOA is not God judge and jury. Whatever bothers them hoa will come up with some new regulation .There's plenty of places where dog can socialize with other dogs. My truck was literally Stolen under false pretense .I forgot my truck across from my space I was unloading my truck I forgot I left it in the parking spot .I wake up the next morning somebody stole my truck imagine that. When I talk to the lady at the tow company she Informed me she was woken up the caller insisted the truck has to be picked up tonight. At first she refused yet they Insisted it had to be done that night. Somebody in the HOA is getting a kick back as well as the loser security guard. I support motorcycle and car accidents .I am very familiar with the tow truck company. Somebody from the HOA insisted my truck get hauled away it will never happen again. You can't park in a parking spot where every single parking spot is open. You can't walking your dog inside the RV resort It would be so easy to pay the same loser security guard driveing around with this flashing lights looking to steal a Senior citizens car living on a pension. The problem would be reduce by 95% with A security guard at the front gate with cameras is all it would take. If the security guard Stays at the front whatever goes in the front gate has to come out. Instead of him driving around looking to make a profit, By having vehicles towed from this facility if he sit at the front gate from 11p and 6am 95% of all the thefts and the crackheads that funnel through here 20 times a night would stop.

Loved camping here with my family highly recommend! The best part is during the summer the pool is…read moreopen with activities for the kiddos!

This is an expensive KOA and the entrance makes you think you are coming into a beautiful resort…read more Then you drive in. And the scenery changes quickly. I am very unhappy with this resort. We booked the KOA online. Gave them the specs of our big rig- 42 feet with 5 slides. Check in- they put us in a back site- not an issue that does not accommodate 42 feet. We would have had to pull through both sites to have us fit. Site 143 is also extremely unlevel as is most of the sites in the Oaks area. And ALL DIRT! Not even decent dirt- just blowing sand. Every site is un-level! And in full sun- no shade trees unless you are in a premium site. So we went back up to the office- parked in front of the office to show them what 42 feet looks like- they reassigned us a new spot- again a back in and a corner lot. Again, very unlevel, all dirt and in blazing hot sun directly on the passenger side of the rig- no shade. The sewer pipe is a 3 inch hole- not the standard 4 inch as most other campgrounds are. You pay for the amenities since they have three pools. You surely are not paying for good campsites. They have other areas of the park with unlevel but somewhat decent sites but they assign you your spot. You don't get to pick. If i did not need to be close to Warner Springs with family, I WOULD NOT STAY HERE. The picnic table is wooden and warped so bad you cannot sit a drink on top. Total crap. The fire pit is large- there is a plus, but the grill is so rusted and nasty I would never use it. Walking around our site there is also trash from previous campers. So if check out is at 11 and check in is at 2- you pay staff to clean the sites. Again, I camp quite a bit. If i pay good money I expect a decent campground. If nothing else somewhat level. If i was on BLM land or dispersed camping that is a whole different ballgame but this is a KOA RESORT. Clean it up- fix the picnic table so families do not get splinters. There are just a bunch of kids working at the front and driving around on carts who do not know the campsites well enough to be knowledgable. We are staying here for 8 days- longer than just a weekend. They could have TRIED to place us in a more decent spot and not around the family camping crowd. I am not here with kids, I have a dog. Also, the dog park, is just dirt and leaves. They want you to scoop your poop but the poop bag holder is empty. So basically- you are paying for the pools. My advice unless you enjoying camping on just dirt and uneven RV sites- spend your money somewhere else. They have lots of grass and lush everywhere except where you want it to be. So save yourself time and money. Find a level spot with less amenities and pay way less. Especially if you are in a big rig of our size. Lastly, in the oaks area the cell reception is horrible- for T-Mobile. SOS or 1 bar of LTE. Wifi does work.

We had a wonderful experience at Pala RV Resort! Both ladies who checked us in yesterday were…read moreabsolutely amazing--so friendly, helpful, and welcoming. We only stayed for one night, but the facility was extremely clean, well maintained, and cared for. The cable and WiFi were also a perfect addition and made our stay even better. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend Pala RV Resort!

The RV park is very clean, the staff are friendly and helpful. We loved the shuttle back and forth…read moreto the Casino.

I've driven past Paradise by the Sea for 45 years and never paid any attention to it. Living so…read moreclose, my wife and I decided it might be a neat place to try with our Class A motorhome. We spent 3 nights here in August of 2026 and were delighted that we did. It's an oasis in downtown Oceanside. The staff are delightful, the resort is very will organized and well maintained. There's a locked gate to enter a very short path to Buccaneer Beach. Spaces are concrete paved and the utilities are perfectly positioned. My only comment would be that there's not much room between spaces so it's tight, but still very maneuverable. Keep in mind, this is prime real estate close to the beach, so it's expected that they need to make the best use of their acreage. Paradise is a very neat place to get away.

I don't like the charge 59.00 called a lock-in charge means if you don't pay it they can move you…read moreto another spot which is wrong!

I will definitely return to this beautiful, safe, clean, quiet RV resort surrounded by pines. 5…read moreminute walk to Big Bear Lake and bike/walking path. The owner and on-site manager are friendly and genuinely care about their guests. They made me feel like family. Reserved one month and stayed two. Thanks for the wonderful stay.

Small rv Park, most are residents, super quiet, large spots, super clean bathrooms, fire pits and…read morepicnic tables in each spot, lots of shade, manager very friendly and helpful, short walk to the lake

What can I say? Amazing experience! Great way to escape the hot desert! Friendly staff and amazing…read moreview! Most importantly clean bathrooms with showers!!! Will definitely come back again soon.

We planned to attend another band concert "Tune in the Trees" at Santa's Village and chose to stay…read moreat SkyPark so we could walk to/from the campground! the intersection is well lit with a traffic signal and crosswalk. We chose an airstream for the convenience - but toured the property and found it a great place to camp in any of their sites. Site 1 airstream was plenty spacious for three of us each wanting our own bed. the counter was spacious as was the refrigerator. Microwave and toaster just steps away. Lake Arrowhead is such a short distance away we were able to attend another concert our second night. We will definitely be back!

Too close to each other and our tent was right in front of a group site tent which was occupied by…read morea church camp. There were only 2 working bathrooms at the time with all those people in the campsite. Spent about 200$/night which I should have just booked a hotel room. Was disappointed in this place we left a day earlier than planned. I don't recommend this place at all. Don't waste your money.

I've gone tent camping in San Clemente a few years ago and had an amazing experience. I was excited…read moreto try the vintage trailers to enjoy a bit of "glamping" before the end of summer. I was about disappointed in the state of the camper. The awning was in disrepair and required constant adjustment so we wouldn't rip it further. The interior was decent, everything you could need was provided: pots, dishes, soap, blankets, towels. The common area provided flush toilets and showers (coins need to be purchased via cc at the kiosk). But maintenance on the facilities would be greatly appreciated. The spot comes with 2 parking spaces and proximity to the beach isn't too bad. The center of the campsite has a shared pit and lawn games. Each site gets its own fire pit and gazebo/picnic table. There's enough room to add an additional tent for more guests. For the price, I would just go tent camping, but for those who don't feel like packing and setting up, this is a good alternative. The staff were a bit less friendly then last time as well. We were not allowed to set up a hammock like we have in the past.

We spent the summer staying in TT rv parks in California this summer, spending a few weeks at a…read moretime each place. We experienced dirty, scuzzy pools, ongoing closed laundry sites, dirty campgrounds, little to no activities provided, no access to WiFi at all through entire park.... Then we arrived at Wilderness Lakes and everything turned around. Clean campgrounds, clean bathrooms, big clean pools, and wow an actual activity calendar. The staff communicated every day about a new activity that was offered, sometimes multiple a day for all ages. They scheduled food trucks to come out and offer the campers food, not once or twice but often! The staff was present and friendly. The Ranger was always available for help if needed. The park is in townish, close to food, groceries, gas etc. so very convenient. I'm telling you guys, skip the other parks and visit Wilderness Lakes. It's an obvious choice if you like to be around other campers enjoying your time rather than sitting alone in your camper.

Not worthy of a return. Rude staff at check in. We had pull through sites (traveled with friends)…read morethey could put us together? We were there two days and we had empty sites next to each other the entire time. Very poor navigation while inside Park. ( No exit signs at all so we were constantly going in circles. ) More full time OLD rigs with lots of garbage around thir rigs. Almost like hoarders collections. Probably the biggest problem was geese and duck population. Poop everywhere and the noice level starting at 5:30 am through dusk. Trash pickup finally did come.... someone finally weekwhacked weeds (no grass whatsoever) Trash, cigarettes butts, glass everywhere. Sorry Thousand Trails, I know you can do so much better!!

Lived there for several years. Community was perfect for senior citizens. Lots of amenities,…read moreswimming pool, pool tables, and a professional table shuffleboard. HOA was staffed by knowledgeable conscientious folks who volunteered their own time. Unit cost was very reasonable.

This would be a great community if it were not for the same people who have been running it for…read morethe last 9 years. Management dictates rules but never follows them. They feel they are above reproach and the rules do not pertain to them. This is becoming a park of renters. It is not as nice as it used to be. Not a happy place to live in.

Just went for the first time today. Everyone was so friendly, and a small but very nice selection…read moreof organic produce and eggs. I was especially happy to find tomatoes, which I hadn't been able to find at some other local farms recently. They sell mostly wholesale, but right now the office is open Mon-Thurs 8-1 and one Saturday a month from 9-1 to sell directly to the public. A bit of a drive--but it's a nice one, and I will definitely be back! Check out their website at https://www.goldeneaglegardens.com/ and their current offerings on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoldenEagleFarm.MesaGrande

The Summer Farmers Market is always a fun thing to do on a Wednesday in San Diego County. I highly…read morerecommend it. The organic produce is delicious! Lots of local products to shop too. Everyone is super nice and helpful. It's nice to get out of the city and see the rest of the county. The Golden Eagle Farm is quiet, so nice of a change from the city....and it's just a short drive away.