Small, quiet campground next to the airport in Summit. However it is very peaceful and you'll hear…read moremore trains than see planes. Sites are all pull through and look to be able to handle bigger rigs. We arrived late, but checked in online with no issues. I would highly recommend you have a self contained rig as they do close their bathrooms at 1030p which is a bit odd. We were here rail failing the "hill," so it was a perfect spot for us.

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.

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.

The people I spoke to were very nice and accommodating. No issue with reservation process and the…read moreemployees . The grounds are gravel only with broken concrete slabs and the restroom/showers were not pleasant. There is a windmill farm next to grounds and it is definitely in a wind path; rocked our rv all night. Also next to a train track. Overall it's okay if you are passing through for a one night stay but would not recommend if you have other options.

Bathrooms are disgusting showers are awful $50 overnight too much, awful again an electrical outletread more

Had a great experience. Valerie was so kind and so helpful. We don't know what we're doing and she…read morehelped us.

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!!!

I love Thousand Trails! I used to come here as a kid with my family, I now come as an adult looking…read morefor that same good feeling. When you live in the SFV and this gem is only 1hr away it feels like a blessing. The staff and campground are great and beautiful people! Thank you Thousand Trails ‍

They are very misleading about the cabin passes! The first time you pay cash which is about $400…read morefor 2 days! Then upon check out, they tell you if you get the cabin pass you can book anytime! Which is a lie! I purchased my cabin pass last July and have only been able to use it 1 time, having to travel 2 hours away! You can book up to 2 months in advance, except their is never anything available for people with the cabin pass, but if your paying cash, they have plenty available! It's false advertisement! I will not be renewing

I love this place so much, It is the best place for campers, if you like a calm, clean and quiet…read moreenvironment this is your best option, I never go wrong with this place. The hosts are very efficient and very nice, restrooms are very clean and spacious, campsites are so nice because there's trees around, the river is very close and they also sell very cute and nice souvenirs. They also sell ice and wood. So you won't have to worry about it. Thank you so much for always making my camping amazing KRE

HELLO CLEAN BATHROOMS…read more As someone who use to work at the Pleasanton fairgrounds this place is what fair park Rv should strive for. Clean bathrooms, well lit, gate codes , family and pet friendly and there's a store. The staff is absolutely fantastic and helps you if you need anything. They have camp host so everything is helpful and secure. Now let's talk views... BREATHTAKING views and the way wildlife is around but all you'd ever see is lizards,squirrels, and butterflies. Trash is center bathrooms and porta potties available as well. Showers are neat and the walk way to the bathroom is perfectly placed so you don't disturb any other guest. As a black women I felt safe here. As a lesbian. I vibed here and will tell my friends it's a safe spot. Now as far as the river access goes what maybe like 50 feet away? Access to the river and lookout spots is ample . Please don't book this up around my birthday 5//5z. Have fun and yes you should book it !

I really don't want to rave about this place too much because I don't want it to become a place…read morewhere we can never get a reservation lol! But I have TBH, the owner is the nicest guy! Our family was planning a weekend visit to Universal Studios, we have dogs that we don't kennel nor do we stay in hotels with them, so we found this park convenient to park our trailer, stay a night and keep our dogs in the AC for the day while we enjoyed the day. It is nice and clean and has full hook ups. There is no pool or anything recreational like that, though I do believe there is a game room and gym. Like I said we weren't there for that so I didn't check them out to even tell you what was in them or how they are. The restrooms were clean and have showers, we use the restroom and shower in our rig but did have to use the park restrooms a couple of times. It is a clean and quiet place where a lot of people are long term or residential guests. Please, if you are looking for a place to "rage", do not come here, it is not the place.

I honestly can't say enough about how AMAZING this RV park is! We needed to be in Los Angeles on an…read moreongoing weekly basis and decided staying in our RV would be a much more cost effective option than finding a shared apartment or booking an Airbnb every week. BEST choice EVER once we found Hollywood RV Park! From the moment we pulled into the RV park, I could feel how different and special this place was. We were met by the owner, Steve, who is a Hollywood icon (and has the most amazing stories and personality!), who instantly took over to get our camper parked for us. Their complimentary valet service is second to none. Honestly, for US, it was such a welcome relief after braving the LA freeways. Steve has a great little towing tractor that hooks right up to the camper and off it goes to your site, safely and securely. It's a perfect situation. Steve knows every inch of his RV park (having built so much of it himself over the past decades), and he knows best how to easily slide your rig into the generous sites without you having to navigate it yourself. Steve has a never ending smile and welcomes you like you're family or a long lost friend that's come home again. Such a wonderful reception after a long drive. Then let's talk about the RV park itself. It couldn't be more conveniently located. Easy off the 405 and since it's on Balboa, you are on the perfect route for sneaking around the 405 traffic and over the hill on busy traffic times. Everything you need is within a few minutes drive and there's even a grocery store across the street if you want to walk to it. But the park itself is where the magic truly happens. It's a Shangri-la, to be honest. Every street named after a famous Hollywood street (or area) and decorated to make you feel like you've arrived at the Disneyworld of RV parks, with gorgeous artwork and sculptures and Hollywood props tastefully arranged throughout the park. There's a lot of wonderful trees and greenery, so it almost feels like you're outside of the L.A. when you're in the park. We loved nothing more than walking around the park and seeing all of the decor and the wonderful site amenities that long term residents have put on their sites. Speaking of, the personality of the community at the RV park is incredibly friendly and welcoming. People smile at you and welcome you. It almost has an old fashioned feel to it where people greet each other as they pass with smiles and nods, or little conversations if you're so inclined. And yet, you also maintain as much privacy as you want. We've stayed there now every week (for a few days a week) for the past several months and I love that we were able to maintain our privacy but also felt like a welcomed part of the community. It's a very nice balance. The hookups are very easy and well designed. For us, we chose to store our camper right at the park, and Steve arranged it all for us to make life very easy. We drive in on Tuesdays and there our camper is on the spot Steve assigned us for the week, and then later in the week, we close the camper up, unhook, etc. and lock it up and leave it and Steve handles it from there. It couldn't be easier. I also think the pricing is VERY fair. When we compared doing Airbnb's long term or even renting a room in someone's apartment, there was no chance we could come close to beating what it costs to keep our camper at Hollywood RV Park and camping there a few nights a week. I honestly can't say enough about it. This is a very special place, run by a staff of incredible people. And Steve is a true gem. A legend in his own time. I feel lucky to have found it.

Run down, lots of permanent trailers $50 a day for one…read morenight One step above Rest area if you want electricity

Actually 3.5 stars - great location for an overnight stop if you are traveling from San Diego area…read moreto Bishop/Mammoth Lakes, about a 4.5hr drive. Lupe & Mike are friendly & helpful. There are plenty of places nearby to dry camp & park overnight for free. But $42/night ($37 Passport America price in Oct) for full hookups, near our route, is worth it to us. The place is rustic & worn, especially the 'restroom' - single working shower & single toilet - bring your own TP & hand towel. There's a cell tower nearby so reception is good. Highway 58 is close but far enough the freeway noise isn't too bad; frequent train noise so keep your windows closed esp at night. Highway 395 is ~6mi east. Gravel sites are level & clean, we didn't bother leveling for one night. Not fancy for sure, no Wi-Fi or pool, but we'll stay here again if traveling this way. Love's Travel Stop gas/diesel is 1/2mi away.

Stayed here several times. Ample space between sites. It seemed like the northwest section of the…read morepark was for long-term renters. Power at campsites was stable. Campground was clean we felt comfortable. It should be noted that there was considerable highway and train noise all night long. Accelerating vehicles and train horns. Having stayed at many RV campgrounds it is not totally unusual to have this noise but it was pretty constant here. If passing through the area again I would return to this campground.

Have had mixed feelings about this park. Previously dealt with an office conflict between two…read moreoffice girls, where we definitely became the "get back at you" tool. So we took 3 years off and went to another park on our way to AZ. This year we returned, just to give it a second chance. Went much better. But still feel like they have room for some customer service improvement. We arrived at 12:15... they close for 1hr for lunch at noon , and the door is not opened until 1:00. That was unexpected, but fine. Then they arrive and not over welcoming... no "welcome", "sorry for the wait", just an "how can I help you?" No longer do the offer orange picking sticks , and clearly state all rules in big bold letters. Just wish it was more like early visits we enjoyed at this park. Simply more welcoming . The groves are wonderful, the landscaping and plants are over the top beautiful. Sadly the vibe is not "welcome to our park"