Well to start off we checked in at 11pm! We got stuck in…read moretraffic then got a flat tire. Our 3.5 hour drive turned into a 6.5 hour drive! They were kind enough to check on us when we weren't there at almost 7:30. I explained the situation and they were understanding. I called later to give the night attendant our ETA, she was waiting by at the entrance for us when we pulled in! She showed us to our site and was very descriptive of what we needed to do. She was confident in her trailer parking abilities too, she was willing to give us directions as far as we needed. Though my husband didn't as he drives a trailer all day every day. She said just take care of everything in the morning, made sure we were good and left is to finish setting up. The next morning was quiet and slow paced as we got moving and started making breakfast. We finally made it to the office and the lady there was kind,quick and informative! We went to the pool and hung out for a few then played some mini golf l. They have all kinds of items to change the game up each round/hole. My kids enjoyed getting to use their imagination. The bathrooms are very clean as well as everything else. The maintainer person even went two spots away from us with intent to use the blower, saw us and said he didn't want to stir things up for us. Later that night we were riding scooters and the maintenance man told my daughter "let's race"! She enjoyed that. The hardest part is probably having a 1 year old who just wants to be free but turns black every time he touches the pavement and 85 degrees with 87% humidity The location is great as well! Angels stadium, Disney and so many other things. If I had to choose somewhere to stay close by and save money by using the trailer, this is where I'd stay! You don't even realize you are in the middle of a very busy city! This park is family friendly and slow paced. The amount of cars moving around was so little I let the kids ride around without me. Well done Orangeland! Oh! I forgot to add! They seem to strive to be disability friendly! Now I'm not disabled and don't know everything required but they have ramps in all the public places making it easier to get places. They do not have a pool chair.

Loved our stay here. Clean, quiet, great facilities (store, laundry and bathrooms are GREAT…read moreetc.) Easy to work with staff. Our only problem was finding out there wasn't a shuttle to Disney which we'd read about on their site. That cost us $120 we weren't expecting. Otherwise, a very good stay.

Great place with great neighbors. I came to stay 2 months and have now been here over 2 years. It's…read moregated at night so it's very safe. It's more long term so you don't have to deal with the weekend warriors! I highly recommend Stone Villa for a nice quiet place to relax 10 minutes from Newport Beach.

Just moved here and I can truly say, everyone is so kind and friendly. It's a beautiful community…read morefull of very nice people. Everyone is so helpful and very welcoming. God bless everyone.

I've been living here for a few months now and the location is nice and quiet also the manager is…read morefriendly and helpful.

Deer Canyon Campground is a primitive picnic area along one of the many intersecting trails of the…read moreMoro Canyon portion of Crystal Cove State Park. While there isn't much to it--a few oak trees shading some wooden picnic tables-- it is a welcome respite from the sun while hiking deep into the park away from the coast and the other maintained campsites. Stop and have a seat for a few minutes, take a drink of water (hope you brought some... 'cause there ain't no vending machine or fountain here... take off your headphones, and just enjoy the sound of... silence. No RV generator, no one playing loud music, no highway noise; just peace and quiet. The hike itself to get here can range from moderate to strenuous, depending on how you got here. Chances are you left No Name Ridge trail and took the Ticketron path to get to Deer Canyon. Co ti ur up the trail a bit to either take the long loop tonthe fenceline or cut back towards the ocean on Rattlesnake trail-- which in my opinion, is the pretties part of the hike. Speaking of rattlesnakes, there are a few up here on the hunt in the warmer months, so watch your step. More likely, you'll enjoy songbirds, small mammals like rabbits and squirrels during daybreak and sunset, and an escort of a few bugs around your head. Regardless, you have my respect for getting out into nature and putting down your tiny touch screen :)

This is an amazing camp site for youth groups, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts when you want the…read morecamping experience without the long drive. The site has private bathrooms, parking, outdoor cooking area with sink and bbqs, as well as a ton of tables and lights. I definitely recommend this site for your next outing

A diamond in the rough...this campsite is tucked away in the middle of Mile Square Park and barely…read moreanyone knows about it. Well maintained, great amenities, and ridiculously cheap for a group campsite. The following are provided: - A large shaded area with large tables for approximately 60 people with lights for night time - 4 sinks - Outlets - Campfire Ring with seating - Additional Picnic Tables - 5 private, unisex restrooms - Large campsite area for tents - Decorative wood structure I like to reserve this campsite for training camps since it is perfect for classroom / lecture settings while still providing an outdoor experience. Making reservations is not too difficult if you call in. You can pay by cash, check, or authorize card payment on the phone. You pick up a key a day(s) prior to your arrival if you want to get there first thing when it opens at 7AM. All in all, it is not too removed from civilization but it serves as a great location for any kid's first time camping.

Honestly best park we ever stayed at as a family. I'm a worker always chasing the work, so I rely…read moreon a spot to park my rig and my family while I work. You will not find another park as good as this one in the area. From the start, Doris treated us really well. Left a great first impression of the park. Maintenance man helped me back our trailer as the park is a bit tight. Rose, was very forthcoming and went out of her way to make sure we got every dime owed to us after we left. It was a detail that got lost in the mix on my part, and because of her we got that pro rated rent back. Shes as honest as they get. Would definitely stay again, and recommend this place to anyone in my position.

Doris the owner is a saint. I am working in LB for work and pulled my airstream trailer with me…read morefrom Portland. Finding an RV spot in SoCal during vacationing season is next to impossible. I initially stay at a horrible and cracked out RV park that will remain nameless. After a couple day I had to get out. One of my co-workers suggested this place and let me tell you, it was a God send. Doris caters to the traveling working class people, she doesn't put up with parties drugs or bullshit. She wants her residents to be quiet and respectful of others. What more can you ask?! I would not recommend this place as a vacation destination but would recommend it for longer term stays. Also the monthly cost is very very affordable.

This Trailer Park is a far cry from an actual campground. I ended up moving out after about 2…read moremonths because of poor management and noisy neighbors. http://rvonthegogo.hubpages.com/hub/Campground-Membership-Cost-Comparision My advice is to look into joining an actual campground of some sort and paying a monthly member fee. Its a lot nicer and more safe than a trailer park.

We stayed for several days before the Memorial weekend, so we experienced only one day of the…read moreactual busy portion of the holiday weekend. Good things: We thought the bathrooms and showers were very clean. The food at Moes was good as were the drinks. The store was well-stocked with toys, food, and clothing. The pool and jacuzzi were great, and the kids loved them. Kids' activities and games were plentiful, and they also enjoyed the playground. Staff was helpful in the office. Security was present and doing lots of rounds the first two nights (did not see them the busy Friday night). The camp was VERY, impressively, quiet at night. Middling things (mind you, the campground is not in control of these!): the sand is not soft sand like at the coastal beaches. Kids will probably need shoes for the shells and rocks, and it's packed super hard. The campground is under the flight path of John Wayne airport, so expect to know when it's 7 am each day since that's when the planes begin roaring overhead. Not-so-great things: the sites are super close together. Yes, you will be packed in like sardines, especially in the "standard" back row sites, which were completely filled when we visited. It is hard to back in when trucks are parked along the road, in front of the tiny sites- there is VERY little room for error. The sites are ALL DIRT, which I did not think would be so bad until I lived it. (Never again, unless I buy some turf at some point.) When campers dump their waste, expect to get some whiffs. (Many reviews note something about the angle of the dump/hose- we don't have a bathroom in our trailer so I can't attest to that issue.) Finally, the single biggest deal breaker for us was the allowed use of wood burning fire pits at sites. Since everyone is crammed in there, people burning wood on Friday night resulted in the paths and trailers and even the bathrooms being filled with smoke. They should only allow gas burning fire pits! So yeah- if we return it will only ever be mid week and preferably in the off-season.

Unfortunately, my experience at the market was extremely disappointing. I approached an employee…read morewith a simple question regarding holiday weekend events happening at the Dunes and was met with rude, dismissive, and unprofessional behavior. The employee appeared completely untrained, offered no helpful information, and acted inconvenienced by a basic customer inquiry. Customer service and professionalism matter, especially during busy holiday weekends when visitors are looking for guidance and support. I hope management takes customer experience more seriously moving forward and provides better staff training.