Beautiful campground . Good weather around June. Really relaxing. There are some store and supply nearby at the town. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

I love this campground. The sites are extremely huge (most of them). The bathrooms, particularly in the zuni loop, are cleaner. There are great views depending on the site.There are fire rings in every site, at least to my knowledge. Very few sites have bear boxes. The reason I downgraded the review to stars was because of the camp host. My family and I stayed there in september last year. We came in late because we came from work We thought the fire restrictions were moderate last time we checked. We stay at table mountains several times and did not have any extreme or critical fire restrictions. My husband with fire and the Campos rushed over within 10 minutes and immediately scolded us. We understand it's our fault and my husband started putting out the fire. However, he and his sidekick started throwing water at the fire and got ash all over our 4- year old. My son inhaled so much ash that he had a hard time breathing all weekend.We had to get medication in order to clear his airways. The host did not apologize. And when we yelled at him for being so negligent and harming our son, they did nothing. We understand it's our fault, but there was no need to go as far as he did to harm our son with no apologies or any remedial measures. We stayed in June and July and we loved the camphosts near zuni loop. The ones that hosted in september near sites 30-45 are giant d********. read more

Beautiful campground. It's big and there's usually no one there. Only $30 bucks a night. Well worth it and would highly recommend any one that's thinking of going to go check it out. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campsite 101 - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

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Kids and I enjoy coming to this campground. The sites are big and spread out so you don't feel like you are on top of other campers. There's a good amount of trees for shade, but also a lot of clearings so you can see the stars. We like to come up for meteor showers. The toilets are not flushing. They seem to keep them clean, at least when we've been there, they weren't bad. There are no showers, so this is strictly a long weekend type place for us. Our first time there, the first night was WINDY, so be prepared. The other nights were fine and we've been a few times now. They have fire pits and sell firewood at the managers camp site. Check before you go though, because Angeles National Forest does ban all fires when it's dry. It's only affected us once. Overall we like this campground and plan on visiting again soon. read more

This is a very nice place and very well set up. The park workers take very good care of the park. I was very surprised at how especially clean the restrooms were. We had a great time up. I will say some people are very sensitive about the 10 pm quiet hours. Even on the weekends. The other part that I will say is the park managers fault is she very much tries to act bigger than she is. We weren't even that loud and when the neighbor asked us to turn it down we did. The manager came up to us a whole 18 hours later trying to act bigger than and bad and say this was our first and last warning and we will be escorted out without even wanting to hear our side and then to joke and say "yeah" like as if she intimidated us was weird behavior. Other than that part we had a good time. Steve was a great guy and really helpful! Other than that we had a pretty great weekend read more

I wanted a quick one-night camping getaway and Table Mountain Campground hit the spot. Prepare yourself for the outhouses tho, they reek(part of the camping experience ) read more

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We loved this campground. The area is gorgeous. There is a loop trail that goes around the campground. Making it quick and easy to get a good dose of nature. The camp sites are larger than most other camp grounds and well spaced so you get a feeling of the place being crowded. Although that means a slightly longer walk to the pit toilets. We caught the perseids meteor shower (Aug) while we were there and appreciated that there are spots to get a view of the sky in spite of the numerous trees. However, a fire came thru the area since were there, and we don't know how the campground and surrounding areas fared. :-( read more

We used to love this campground, great spots and gorgeous mountain views. But the manager was so unbelievably rude on our last visit, we will not be back. There are far too many gorgeous campgrounds in the mountains of Southern California to have to deal with that man. read more

This campground is really nice. It was nice to be able to be in nature during the sabbath and really get a feel for being disconnected from the grid & constant bombardment with advertisements and the things of the world. My fiancé and I loved it. Our cats were a little stressed out at first, but later on were more so explorative and curious of what the woods had to offer. My favorite part of the campsite was that there was no service or connection to the internet which forces you to appreciate the trees and the nature...maybe not so much the bugs, but they have their place and purpose as well. I also think we heard something walking around our tent at night when we were sleeping, my wife was convinced that it was a bear, but I'm not too sure if I believe that was the case. I just know my one cat, KitKat, wanted desperately to go outside and see what it was... let's just say I wasn't gonna let him go outside just in case there was something out there that had the potential of eating him. Also was cool that there were non-reserved campsites on the grounds as well! And the camp-host was very friendly and helpful! read more

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Site # 72 Flat open. I choose this spot cause it was close to 2 restrooms, restrooms are vault porter potties. I prefer flush vault, but eh we're camping. No sinks at restrooms and the site is across from restrooms with a campsite between. So to me i hated that there wasn't a path to the restroom, to avoid walking thru other people campsites. The site did not have much shade and was more open to the elements of the wind gusts. I did walk around and saw site 69 was nicely shaded and close to the spicket and restrooms. Overall i enjoyed our stay at table mountain, will come back again but at a different site. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

The campground has no flushing toilets with a very large fly population hanging around your campsite and the toilet; uncontrollably annoying, horrific, disgustingly gross and in large annoying numbers. Horrible experience. read more

Unless you're boondocking, this isn't a great spot to camp. There doesn't seem to be an intent in having places be walkable, like the dirty lake that they charge $10 to park near. Camp plots seem to be at an angle, making everything a lot more harder. The restrooms don't really have plumbing so human waste is sent directly to the ground, attracting hundreds of flies. Also worth mentioning that your campsite will smell if a restroom is relatively near you. Running water is quite seldom with the exclusion of an outdoor faucet that is usually only next to the restroom. This is only a fraction of my complaints... I really felt unsatisfied with my experience here, but those with trailers may do just fine. If you plan on camping traditionally here, good luck. read more

I like the place quiet and peaceful but the downside is the bathroom just you need to bring portable shower because no shower only a toilet Vault Signal its comes and goes read more

Plenty of campsites. Beautiful campground located near the Mountain High ski resort. There were enough toilets but no shower. Bring bug spray be ause lots of flies especially in the restroom. No hookups for RVs which we were aware of before going up there. Also phone signal is weak. Camp host was friendly . The place is so good for relaxation, hiking or simply admiring the beauty of nature. read more

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This is the best place for tubbing, not over crowded, however during covid it is obviously closed ... but the snow up here is so soft because not many people know about this little gem .... you can snowboard or bring your own snow sled to have some fun .... read more

Table Mountain Campground - In llamo - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

Great easy camping location. Almost zero mountain driving. There's only a few reservable spots, all the other spots are on a first come first serve basis. Plenty of vault restrooms and water spigots. Wouldn't recommend large trailers. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Space 48 - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

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We came here Memorial Day weekend and arrived around 11:00am, found a spot and started setting up. Campground hosts showed up shortly after and started taking down our information and taking payment. Unbeknownst to us, this campground does things differently from any first come first served place we've ever been to. Instead of having payment envelopes and pay station at the beginning of park entrance, they go around and personally take payment. No big deal, more convenient for us. What we didn't realize was because we arrived before 2:00pm, they needed to add on a day use fee of $10 on top of our $23 a night fee. Never have I had to pay for a day use fee when camping at a national forest and $56 for two days is pretty ridiculous. Besides from that, the campground was beautiful with shade all around. Camp hosts said we could gather fallen wood around our area and we had more than enough to last us. Huge pro is that the bathrooms are extremely clean much to my surprise. They patrol the area often and do upkeep. All in all it was a nice area but nothing too special where I would want to stay again. There are so many other campgrounds in Angeles national forest with the same scenery for $12/night. read more

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This is a very lovely campground, located just an hour and fifteen minutes from Orange County, situated at about 7000 feet near Wrightwood, CA and Mountain High ski resort. It is a good size campground, with over 100 sites, about half of which can be reserved and the other half walk up only. We stayed in site 55 which was awesome. It is well spaced away from other campsites ( and I do NOT like to camp with other campers on either side of us cuz, let's face it, you are trying to GET AWAY!) It is sheltered well from the famous wind at Table Mountain, and has ample flat space to accommodate more than one tent. There is an awesome view of the sunset just behind the campsite, views of the twinkling city lights below at night, and a water spigot right across the road. It is a great spot for tent camping-Not so much for trailers or campers as the parking spur is short and difficult to back into if you had a trailer or large camper. It also was about a 2 minute walk up the entry road to the (very well maintained, clean, and odorless) vault toilets which is either an advantage since you aren't camping with a toilet in sight or next to your campsite, or a disadvantage in middle of the night if you need to hike up to it. FYI, some have commented on the nearby site 54 as being a rock star, and it does have a nice view and is much more easily accesible if you are coming with trailer or camper, but it is more exposed to the wind and has a much smaller footprint-we wouldn't have found enough flat land for two tents there. As far as activities, the trailhead for the Big Horn Mine trail is about a 10 minute drive from the campsite. Gorgeous-really looks like a good poor man's hike in the Sierras with a great abandoned mine 1.6 miles from the parking lot and you can even explore-cool! Just don't forget to get your adventure pass to park anywhere in the national forest before you go (you don't need one to park in the campground). read more

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Yellow jackets in the Zuni area! Decent campground with running water and pit toilets. A lodge nearby to get firewood and food. Some music from a neighboring camp when we went read more

Great as always. Friendly and helpful campground hosts. It was my fifth time coming to table mountain. Thanks.

Hey, guys, So I hate to give this place a low score, because it is absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful views, clean toilets, nice hiking; the native foliage pops through the ground in every color imaginable. It's a lovely place...for a day trip. The only problem--and it's a big one--is the wind that other reviewers have mentioned. I had anticipated some wind, because other Yelpers warned us. But, well, it's a shelf on the top of a really tall mountain. A freezing cold wind WHIPS across this place. It was 90 degrees in the city below, and felt like 20 at our campsite. We had prepared for cold, and brought ski coats, winter hats, winter gloves, etc. But it was absolutely freezing and the wind was insane. (PS: It's June.) I should say that we had a LOVELY day up there, hiking a bit and enjoying the view. But by evening, we were frozen Popsicles. We finished our S'Mores, packed up and went home. Maybe a site closer to the center might be more protected, but because the campground is a circular shelf, I don't know if there are any far from the cliffside. (And, yeah, I have to second what other Yelpers have said: the place REALLY needs some better maps. There was no way to know when we made our reservation how close we'd be to the cliff. We were in campsite 43, if that helps.) read more

This campground is a great choice if you are looking for someplace quiet and beautiful, but don't want to travel too far from LA. The sites are large, and offer a nice amount of privacy compared to other campgrounds. There are no showers, but vault toilets and water spigots are located in walking distance to each site. Firewood is available at the two camp hosts' sites, and there is a grocery store in Wrightwood, just a few minutes drive from the campground. If you are tent camping, be sure to check the weather and wind forecast, as there can be some pretty high winds here, especially at night. read more

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I recommend site 113, amazing views and you can see a beautiful sunset! The hosts were all very friendly, accommodating and made you feel very welcome. Pointers: - no flushing toilets - no sinks or showers - not noisy - movies shown at the amphitheater - hiking trail , but it's pretty steep! If you like REAL camping, this is the place for you! ;) Will definitely return! read more

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Loved the experience staying there. We had spot #59 in early September, which was right next to three other spots and a short walk to the vault toilets. Upon arrival, we were super excited. A quick survey of our immediate area found a picnic table, grill, campfire pit, and bear box. We knew we would be roughing it, so we didn't expect any kind of luxury items, and the other Yelp reviews were super helpful. Here's what you have to know: - The toilets are vault toilets; Basically, though they look like regular public toilets, but there's no sink and no flushing. There's just a pit underneath, and lots of flies most of the day (some more than others). The trick is knowing when to go, and early evening is a great time if you can control yourself. - Definitely bring stuff that repels all kinds of bugs. The funniest part of our trip was the sudden panic when a bee flew into our immediate area. - Quiet time begins at 10pm, and most people honor that. - Sound carries very easily, so be aware after hours - There are no showers, so bring lots of hand wipes - On some Saturday nights they show movies in the Amphitheatre The owner came by various times to check in on us, which was great. We felt totally welcomed and taken care of! The setting is absolutely spectacular and we will definitely return. read more

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We stayed at site #40 over this past weekend (9/29-9/30) and had a great time. The views from this site are superb, beautiful tree covered mountains. I'll be posting a picture for reference. Another user noted that since this site is on a ridge it can get pretty windy depending on the day. The site had a fire pit which was surrounded by large logs for sitting and a picnic table all nestled under tree cover for moments of shade depending on the suns position. The ranger was near the entrance when we came in and was very friendly, she had firewood for sale ($5 a bundle) that we decided to purchase in case we couldn't find enough scrap wood around the campsite. There were bathrooms throughout the camp grounds, the one closest to our site was just a short walk down the hill. It always had toilet paper which was nice. There were also water spigots, but we were only staying one night and brought our own water. No showers, but we were ok with roughing it though, it is camping after all. There aren't many things to do around the area, there is a small trail that loops around the campground. We didn't go around the entire loop but another reviewer noted that it was about a mile long. There are paved roads that take you throughout the campground, so if one wanted to bring a mountain bike that might make for a nice ride. All in all, a very nice and serene campground that made for a lovely and relaxing weekend. read more

Table Mountain Campground - View from within our tent, pitched @ site #40 - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

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Last visit: 9/92011 As others have said, there isn't a lot to "do"...but that's my favorite part of camping - hanging out at the campsite with friends. A great thing, too, is that it's only a short drive down the hill into Wrightwood, just in case you forgot the butter. (Which I did.) The campground is large and spread out enough that you can usually find a site away from other campers - and we did just that on the weekend after Labor Day. Site #54 has a fabulous view, but it's windy and the bathroom is a trek uphill. If a view is what you want, though, it's a great one! We have stayed in site #32 three times now, and we like it because it's far enough from bathrooms, but not too far or steep to get there. There's a rise across the little road that gives a perfect sunset view, and also, #32 has some of the most flat tent spots of the whole place. And there are spots for THREE tents, and few sites offer that, from what we've seen. (Other than group sites.) Also, if there's no one else in that section of the loop, you are pretty much alone. The camp host sells firewood, but it burns quickly and the bundles are small. I strongly suggest bringing your own wood, unless you want to burn $5 an hour in the campfire. The bear boxes are useful for storing food, of course, but it also provides another table surface, and since some sites don't have them, I'd suggest you try to find those that do. It's very handy! Overall, this has been a favorite campground for us for a few years now. Not too far of a drive from home, mountainous and "in the woods", yet easy access to a store if needed. And there is rarely an issue with bugs, unlike warmer climate/lower elevation campgrounds. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

I am giving Table Top campgrounds at least 2 stars because I actually enjoyed myself here once before. I called this place for a whole week ahead of my trip. There was no answer at anytime, not that there was an active voicemail to leave a message on. There was also no outgoing voicemail message stating what the status of the campgrounds were either one way or the other. The adventurer in me decided to venture out there (3 hours) anyway. Apparently it is closed. As of when??? No idea. For how long??? No idea. There is literally no information AT ALL about this site or what other kind of camping can be done in this town and there is usually a plethora of camping options in this area. How sad :-( I would think they would be more communicative with people that patronize one of the main businesses in the area. read more

Table Mountain is a great escape from the city! It's so close, yet you feel like you are in a whole new world! The campground is absolutely gorgeous! It's really clean and well maintained. All the Rangers were very nice and stopped to check in during our trip. There are no showers and only vault toilets. Make sure to bring water and hand sanitizer! I also suggest bringing campfire wood in with you, but you can buy bundles at the ranger station if you don't. It got a little windy at night, but we had some nice tree coverage. We didn't have any run ins with critters, but did get the friendly reminder that we should keep an eye open! Wrightwood is a quick drive from the campsite. We drove down for lunch and to walk around a bit before hiking in the area. Super cute, little, town! read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

First time being here this weekend and honestly I gotta day it was so satisfying. The only downfall is you hardly have signal. The also downfall is that bathrooms. It's a lot of flies inside but it's their habitat. Buy firewood at the supermarket way cheaper. I really like the night sky! Theirs a disc golf course rite outside the exit of the campground. But I CANT WAIT TO COME BACK!! So worth it. Make reservations before going! Better safe then sorry. read more

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Super cool camp ground, and very decent for overnight stay. Highly recommend this spot for a quick get away. Local places to grab things you've might of forgot so don't shit yourself if you forgot something. Also t-mobile service works up there so hop on that Disney plus or whatever your into. Over all cool place to camp also gots fire pits, restrooms and water. read more

Love love the outdoors. This place is peaceful. Great for couples , group, kids and families love the trails. Quite too. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

Amazing, surrounded by nature. Beautiful view and awesome campgrounds. But what makes it the best is the service and how they maintain the area. Rick has always helped us out with question and recommendations on which areas to camp in. Always doing his rounds and keeping the area super clean. Give home 2 thumbs up. read more

What a (not so hidden) gem next to Mountain High! Only 1.5 hours away from OC....we took the 15 and turned off on the 138 and it's about a 20 minute drive up the mountain from there! Everything was clearly marked and super easy to access! Roads were easy to navigate and the views were beautiful! Our campsite #114 in Zuni Loop was at the very bottom of the campground...it was a beautiful spot - but no shade - only complaint! We had a great view of the valley below and WOW what a sunset!!!! That was probably the best part of the trip! We arrived at night and the Host welcomed us....both female hosts we encountered this past weekend were very nice and helpful. They provided us with printed maps and information about activities and walks and things for families with kids to do- which I thought was very nice but we didn't have any kiddos with us. Plenty of parking for our motorhome, clean table and fire pit, and very close to the bathrooms - which were very clean and without sinks...typical for campgrounds. Honestly, I've been camping my whole life, there is nothing GLAMOROUS about it so stop whining----bring baby wipes and you'll feel refreshed lol. Also, plenty of trashcans/dumps, and bathrooms around the campground....very convenient. Plenty of walking and biking trails.....dog friendly...and very quiet. I was impressed with how beautiful the grounds were and the proximity to the highways. We felt so far away. I will be coming back SOON and maybe even go tent camping. We walked by site #92 and it looked awesome! Zuni loop has great views of the valley and sunset and the spot #112 (I think) had an amazing lookout point. Great weekend getaway for OC and LA people. read more

Table Mountain Campground - Near the amphitheater - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

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Not a bad campsite- just missing a couple of amenities and "things to do". The group site runs $80 a night and allows up to 8 cars to park there for free. Went with the fams during 4th of July weekend and the weather was excellent! The group site has a great view, but had no level ground for activities. We had plenty of fire pits, but I wish they had one big central pit so the whole group could bonfire around the same fire! There were no showers or flush toilets and hiking trails were no where to be found... also the altitude can get to you if you are not used to it. Jackson Lake is about a 5 minute drive away, but it also was lacking... If you like "roughing" it, this is the place for you; however, this is not an ideal spot for GROUP CAMPING. read more

Table Mountain Campground - View from the Group Site. - Campgrounds Near Me - Llano, California

Had a great time camping here this weekend! I booked a group campsite (up to 32 people and 7 cars) online with no problems. The campground is easy to find with lots of clear signage within the site. There's running water and toilets, but no showers. The group campsite had 3 picnic tables, fire pits and TONS of space- not to mention a beautiful view overlooking Victorville (which I realize doesn't sound very nice but it totally was). The campsite manager stopped by on our first day to introduce herself and let us know she was around if we needed her. There's a little general store just down the street and firewood for sale if you forget anything! Would definitely recommend this campsite for more "civilized" camping (if you don't want to rough it too much). read more

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I was blown away. Literally. Here is a tip: Be sure that your campsite is nestled in the trees. When we showed up, our site was out in the open with few trees. It was a bit windy, but we were in hurry to set up camp and start relaxing. Other reviewers had a great time here and I think that is for a few reasons. 1. There are bathrooms everywhere. You can stand in your campground, turn in a circle, and find 2-3 within eyesight. 2. The camp host is very nice and sells firewood. 3. Campers are friendly and pretty quiet despite the fact that this campground has more sites than I knew were possible to fit into one campground. 4. Most importantly: They had the right campsite. Here are a few positives from our trip. Our new tent is wind-tested. No matter how hard the wind blowed, and it blew so hard that it was knocking over our equipment, the tent flexed and did not fall. Our tent pegs worked like a charm, too. It wasn't hot. The wind kept the heat at bay. I didn't need to miss my blowdryer. My hair would have dried in no time. We nearly packed up and left on the second night, in the middle of the night. We had stopped enjoying the trip by then. However, on our way out, we cruised the other sites in the other loops to see if this was just a matter of location. Here are a few tips: 1. Stay away from Apache loop. It's a wind tunnel. 2. Osage Way seems to be the best loop in the area. 3. Broken Blade sites look pretty good. Somehow that old adage rings true here. Location, location, location. Another option? Bring a kite! read more

I was so excited to camp here after reading all the rave reviews. I am sure timing has a significant impact on your experience, so maybe we will return another time and try our luck. I reserved campsite #40 (lots of photos from others on this one), and it is near the entrance and relatively secluded. However, in the future I would select a more in-land site. Pros: - beautiful views - nice mix of shade/sun at many sites - Jensen's Fine Foods in Wrightwood has everything you need food-wise (in the future I would potentially skip packing food before-hand) - clean campsites with nice picnic tables/fire rings Cons: - The WIND was so insane and freezing (there is a 10+ degree difference from the town and the campground). We burned through wood like crazy, we couldn't light our stove, and it made the entire thing a little miserable. The morning w/o the wind was so peaceful and nice. - maps of the campground are terrible - call me a baby, but there's these small plants that stick thorns in your shoes Other notes: - the trail around the outside is nice. Its long (we hiked for 1.5 hours and gave up by jumping back on the round) - no showers - I reserved on ReserveAmerica but messaged almost everyone on this Yelp string about "walk-up" sites. When I arrived at 1pm on a Sat, there were still about a half dozen to a dozen open sites. The camp host said mandatory check-out is 1pm, so that's a good time to show up for a walk-up, but if others are open earlier you can take those. read more

The only reason I didn't rate 5 stars is that there isn't a lake nearby. The campsites are spread apart decently and you aren't on top of each other. There are beautiful trees all over and great hiking nearby with the Pacific Coast Trail just down the road. There is a very cool amphitheater that overlooks Palmdale. I recommend bringing your bino's as there are very beautiful birds all over the place. Be prepared to be awaken by bird chatter. The hosts of the campground are very laid back and sell firewood for about $5 per bundle. It was very quiet when we were there the weekend before Memorial Day.. I saw everything from car camping to 5th wheels. They have vaulted toilets and water fairly close to each campsite. Location: The campground is located 5 miles from Wrightwood CA, and approximately 1 mile form the Forest Service Big Pines Station. ALERTS: Alerts and Important Information *This campground has first-come, first-served sites* Reservations must be made at least 4 days in advance. A per day per vehicle fee for extra vehicles will be collected at the campground. Firewood sold at the campground. No refunds are given for bad weather. CAUTION: Bears frequent this area. All food must be kept in approved containers. Please check for current fire restrictions with the Angeles National Forest at 661-296-9710. read more

Absolutely beaautiful campground! We stayed at site 111 which was pretty secluded and had a beautiful view of the city. Lots of firewood within a short walk from the campsite. Bathrooms are located a short distance from the site. The hosts were extremely nice. Despite other reviews of the freezing, constant wind, we lucked out and there was little to no wind at all. We brought three dogs and all had a wonderful time! :) read more

Decided on this camp ground based on price, location and views. And boy did the views take my breath away. We had a large site far away from others. The camp ground wasn't packed at all so it was a great escape from people. My group was able to play music and have fun without any complains. There was also a movie playing on of the nights that we were there so it was nice to have. That going on as well. Another plus was how close the small town was at the bottom of the hill. We drove down on a Saturday and they had a farmers market. I would highly recommend this campground! read more