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.

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.

I haven't actually stayed here, the park is super clean though!! Very well maintained! We are…read moremilitary and we were Looking for something off base and closer to town and still close to base. We are Considering this location. We found it driving around. There's no information anywhere for it. To bad because it is really nice considering it's in Rosemond.

The park is not clean. The manager is never onsite. She only shows up to collect rent. The monthly…read morerent has gone up $300 in two years. The pak has no amenities for $825 a month. They also force to put electricity in your name so they don't have read meters. The worst part of staying in this park is animal feces all over the park because no manager onsite to ensure guest are picking up after their pets. My dogs have been to the vet several times for giardia. If you can find some where else to stay, save yourself a trip to the vet.

We are visiting a friend who works in Ridgecrest, unable to stay on China Lake RV park, Bertrands…read morewas recommended. Very simple, all level sites, most are dirt. They're very wide, a couple trees, $30 a night for 50 amp full hookup. Would definitely stay again if ever in the area. They do not take reservations, first come, first served.

Closed. People just live here now in trailers. Not a campground. Sad because it looks like it was…read morebeautiful at one point and would have been a great addition to camping in Tehachapi.

Stayed here Memorial Day weekend 2016. As you drive in you are greeted by the dull hook up area to…read moreyour left and a small office / laundry building straight ahead. Barbara met us on the porch with a smile and gave us the low down on the place. Because this was our first time she offered to lead us to our "behind the gate" spots 6&7. (Take the lead in..... Its a good distance). As we went thru the gate we soon came to the dirt road and left the world behind. We entered into the gorgeous rolling hills of Tehachapi with Brite lake behind us and the backside of Tehachapi Mtn park in front of you. The road winds around a few bends and you then see the large bathroom / shower house and now see just how HUGE the sites are. We got to site 6 & 7 and were very happy. 6 was all dirt, level, and lake side. 7 has a huge concrete pad, small structure, level, and lake side. Our guide left and we set up. Bring an extension cord and extra water hose as the power and water hook ups are not ideally located but considering the remote nature of the spot its amazing to have the amenities at all. Great water pressure and no electricity issues at all. We loved the resort and were surprised when they delivered firewood for free ( free wood ) to our spot. They don't want bark beetles so they give you local wood to burn. Bathrooms were cleaned every day and well kept. Cold water in the showers but oh well. Dump station at the bathrooms for the rigs is nice. Just watch you angle as i had to go in against the arrows and point up hill to het the fun out. Love this place and will return!!!

Sandy Flats is always a good time! Campsites are always…read moreclean. Restrooms are clean. Loved the location we were lucky to reserve! Lots of rocky hiking areas. Though the river was extremely cold in March, we were able to drive like 2-3 miles to some hot springs and still enjoy the water. Lots of places to hike! View is amazing always!

Loved it! We love the location! So much fun to be near the river. We experienced a great family…read moreatmosphere.

Five Stars! Camping on the Kern is our number one choice…read moreevery time we visit the Kern River. The entire staff is friendly, welcoming, and genuinely cares about making your stay enjoyable. They always respond quickly, communicate well, and go out of their way to help. It's refreshing to support a small business that consistently provides such excellent customer service. Every experience we've had has been positive, and that's why we keep coming back. We highly recommend Camping on the Kern to anyone looking for a great camping experience. Thank you to the entire team for all that you do--we truly appreciate you and look forward to our next visit!

This was mine and my husbands first time renting a trailer from this company, however, a lot of my…read morefamily members have rented a trailer from them for years! We love camping up at Kern River and this year it was so nice to have our own trailer set up at our site and ready for us to enter as soon as we got there! We got a walk through with a representative who gave us simple instructions on what we needed to know and then we were able to quickly unpack and jump into vacation mode. From the moment we booked, they have been very kind and accommodating when I would call with my questions and sent us plenty of communication leading up to our trip. No doubt we will rent a trailer from them again next time we find ourselves up at kern.

Simple asphalt parking lot with full hook ups ( no extras ) There are 0 groceries or restaurants…read morewithin walking distance Restrooms and showers are under maintenance and repair forever with no signs of work being done Price for what is offered (not great)

What would otherwise be a great RV ground, AV Fair has permanently closed their restrooms and…read moreshowers since Covid. I write this as of June 2024.

So this place is called Sierra Vista which is kind of funny because we live in Sierra Vista…read moreArizona but I'm from Lone Pine going up to the reunion so we stayed one night here which is a great deal for military $35 a night or so they had a nice restrooms and showers and places to cook your food and entertainment and entertainment they also have a bowling alley on the base and gas, a commissary And a place to eat

Traveling home wanted to check out a few rv parks. We discovered this place is actually on the…read morenaval base. We explained to the guard we were just checking the rv park out. The guard wasn't sure we could stay there because my husband isn't retired military so our adventure began. Found the park. It is nice and someplace we would stay. Caution! After getting lost on the base and our encounter with a different guard station we finally found where to go to get a base permit. So, unless you are active military or retired you can't stay here.

My very close friend and family member live in Willow Springs. Both are very happy with this Mobil…read morehome park. They both live in an RV and love the big spaces they provide. My friend has a great out door area for her kids. It's safe and very quiet. Everybody for the most part minds their own business. The manager is very nice and just stays to herself. Rent is $475 a month and that includes trash and water. There is a pool, community center and laundry available for the residents. You can rent out the community center for a 50$ deposit. I have been in the community center for quarter auctions, it was a big room to the right and smaller one to the left. I love the view of the windmills when I'm driving down the road to get to my friends. When I have been here it always is clean and kept up. They both said they would absolutely recommend this place.

The property manager took too long to return text messages and her voicemail box was always full…read more. I wanted to rent a space for a RV and I didn't get a response until 8-10 days later.