We were just passing through and stayed here one night in an easy access pull-thru space. Everything was super clean, tidy, and well maintained. The sites appeared level and most were well shaded. There were a lot of employees around taking care of the grounds, etc. CATV was a bit fuzzy. The park, like most other KOA's, is near a rail line, so we always have earplugs with us. We'll definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here a week in order to visit relatives in San Bernardino area. Had we known exactly where it was located - we probably would have looked harder for another park. Tight fit for our rig once again - had to do some maneuvering to get into the pull-through space. Internet was not free but we use our air-card anyway. Not paved spaces or gravel - just dirt. Laundry room was small and we had to go into Banning to do laundry the day we needed it - all washers [like 4] and dryers were in use. There were other spaces in back of the park that would have been much easier to park so next time we should ask the right questions? Typical KOA - nickel and dime you to death. We had a weekly rate so wasn't so bad. KOA is overpriced and over-rated in my opinion. I would not recommend this park other than say one night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This KOA has a weekly rate, but you must ask. 30 amp $150.00, 50 amp $164.00. Went in for week stayed 3 weeks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a good nights stop, but did not have the opportunity to visit the area in Banning. The mountain views were great. If you have a tall rig be careful as some tress may get in the way if you park in the back. Wireless Internet was $6 per day. The sewer was way in the back so an extension to your hose is a plus. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed 2 nights and the wind never let up, obviously not the parks fault, so we weren't outside at all. Cable and wifi worked great. We were in a back-in that held our 33 ft plus toad, so I didn't have to unhook. Also the site we were in was paved and level. The staff was very friendly and we would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is now a KOA park. The park is nice, clean, well maintained, but very basic. The sites are gravel. All hookups worked fine. WiFi worked very well. Pool area looked clean. Mature trees offer a lot of shade but might be a problem for bigger rigs (ours is 12'4" clearance). The park is convenient to I-10 but is also near the rail line through Banning Pass. The tracks are a mile or so away but it is a heavily used line so you will hear train horns frequently, but it's not terribly bothersome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Of more than 50 parks visited over the year, this park was by far my most favorite. I stayed during a very slow period just after a cold spell when snow had fallen at the park. The snow had melted and the weather was comfortable for February in the low 60's. The drive up is somewhat challenging, but it is not long at a little less than 8 miles. You climb from about 2,500 to an elevation of 4,000 ft before dropping down to the valley at 3,700 ft. The park is very large and divided into 6 different sections with varying types of sites. Shaded, some shade, secluded, pull-thru, back-in, pull-in etc. Nearly all of the sites are quite large and are not set up in lines like in a parking lot and like so many other resorts. You can get a true feeling of being in the great outdoors with beautiful scenery from every site. All of the interior roads are paved as well as the sites. There are picnic tables and grills at each site too. The restaurant and bar are great. The store is well stocked and the staff are all very friendly. There are a lot of activities during summer and lots for kids to do. It was beautifully quiet in February. Summer may be a tad noisy, but there are many sites far and away from all of the activities. The resort town of Idyllwild is just 16 miles away and there is plenty of shopping in Banning just at the bottom of the hill - 15 minutes away by car. I will be back to this park many times. I can't say enough...how much I enjoyed myself there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very treacherous, dangerous, narrow and steep road up the mountain to this park. Not recommended in winter. There is a danger of snow at 4,000 feet. No AT&T cell phone service due to being in a valley with mountains all around. Wi-Fi service is $4.95 per day! An electrical breaker tripped on my RV while there, possible park electrical problem? Very good views from surrounding mountains if you don't mind hiking up. Very large park with numerous roomy drive through spaces. There is a separate adult clubhouse and a separate family clubhouse. Lots of grey squirrels, birds, and wildlife. Buy-in membership and transfer fees are high. Park has a restaurant and nightclub. Two swimming pools. Many amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is by far one of the best campgrounds we have ever stayed at. Everything is clean, the staff is nice and helpful and the other campers are friendly. I love the fact that this is not a parking lot. So yes, some of the sites are a little dirty, but aren't we camping. The sites are large. We have plenty of room to put a tent out for the kids. There is no AT&T cell service, but there is Sprint and Verizon. The bathrooms are very clean. The pools are very well maintained and there is a lifeguard at the family pool. We were up during Labor Day weekend and there was free entertainment. There is something for everyone here, adults and children. I could go on and on. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.