Stayed two days to do some birding and to visit San Antonio. It's right on the edge of the suburbs and is more rural than city, although some tracts are creeping closer. It was fun to watch the scissortail flycatchers, meadowlarks and cardinals.... Read more

Very little to say, really. We arrived when they were closed in the early afternoon (the sign said "back at 3"), during a terrible windstorm. Our paperwork was on the door, and we found our level spot pretty easily. We stayed indoors the rest of... Read more

The park's website reports that it is permanently closed as of 9/1/2020

Things that weren't their fault: we happened to book our stay here in the middle of a heat wave and a record-breaking fire season in California, so we had to deal with high temps and lots of smoke. I've never see the east side of the Sierra this... Read more

Good: This is a family business and the staff are very helpful. The owner gave me a nut I needed to repair my trailer. Across the road from Eagle Nest Lake. The grill and store are very convenient, and the food from the grill was good and... Read more

The park is clean. There are quite a few long-term residents, but their RVs were well kept, even if some were a little older. The people were friendly and we were not bothered by barking dogs. The staff was friendly and helpful, and walked us to... Read more