Just left this campground. The roads are narrow and the sites are short. We have a 33 foot travel trailer and backed it in, and the hitch was sticking out in the road. All of the sites are gravel with concrete pads. Ants are a serious problem. Laundry room cost $2.50 wash and $2.00 dry, no change machine. The grounds are well maintained, the hot tub was clean, however, the pool was cloudy and dirty from all of the people in it. Not exactly a great place for kids, as there is nothing for them to do, just swim. Dogs are allowed, but there are many restrictions, making it difficult to even keep them there. A key is needed to enter the bathrooms, and to enter and leave the pool area. The surrounding neighborhood is a little rough. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It looks like an older park that has been revamped, so the sites are small and very close together. The pool area is nice, but the club house, office, and restrooms had a bad odor (like a dirty cat box), which lasted the entire weekend. The sites are gravel and cement, and you park your car next to your awning. Our FW barely fit in the site (no. 36) - even though we were backed against a tree, the front of the trailer was right at the road. There are a lot of full-timers, but they don't have stuff lying around, so it wasn't that noticeable. This campground did look nicer than Vacationeer and Circle RV, which were nearby. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We lived in the San Diego area when this park was first opened 20+ years ago. It was not designed for the big rigs of today but is a very nice location and convenient to area attractions. The new owners have worked with area attractions and offer discounts for them and golf to park visitors. They have always had problems with ants so we come prepared with ant spray. We stayed for a week. The price has gone up considerably over the years but again like all real estate location, location, location. We visit the area every 18 months or so because of family in the area so will continue to return in the future unless a new park with big rig sites opens but with the cost of land that is highly unlikely. 3/4 of the sites are taken by monthlies so there does not appear to be a lot of in and out. Interior roads are very tight and trees in desperate need of trimming. Pool is very clean, neat and well landscaped. Spa is wonderful. Cable did not work at our site and tree needed to be trimmed for us to back in. Maintenance was quick to respond to trim the tree, cable repair took a couple of days. The only reason I don't rate this higher is because of tight interior roads, low tree branches along the way and small sites. For big rigs reservations are a must due to limited sites availability for 40 footers, motorhomes or fivers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Impossible to park RV at most sites. Park is infested with ants. Sprinklers will rain on your rig and leave hard water spots. Management is not very responsive. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Narrow streets, small sites, some long term visitors, but generally OK. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is very quiet and safe. It is primarily occupied by young, working full timers who keep their sites tidy and are very respectful and friendly to guests. There is a nice dog run and the cable TV is excellent with several HD channels. I gave the park a 7, because it is overpriced. There are resorts in San Diego proper that are quite a bit less with nicer amenities. Nor do they offer off-season rates. While I enjoyed staying here, I was put off by being charged more than the park is worth. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent, clean campground but expensive, we paid Passport America price (50%). Fenced area for pets. Noisy, backs on I-8 but easy to get to. Nice pool & spa. Shopping close by. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Since Sunland RV resorts took over the Circle RV it has gone Down hill. New office help, not friendly, maintence people blow dirt into your coach with the leaf blowers (hope you don't have a health problem) because management does not care. Dogs are allowed to poop in the streets or spaces, just what everybody wants to walk in, and their rates have more than doubled, dogs will cost you an extra $30.00 per month each and they have ants, ants, ants, plus lots of noise from I-8 right behind the park. Well you get the picture once a nice little park now a over priced wan-a-be resort LOL. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The entrance to the park is such that larger RV's will drag their rears and crush low tailpipes going in and out. No way to avoid it as insufficient width to transition on a diagonal. Also, large MH's cannot make the tight turns on the narrow streets without multiple cuts at the turns. It has WIFI and we were within 300' of the office but the signal was too weak to be usable. This park definetly not worth the cost. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The worst park we have ever stayed in. Horrible ant problem not only outside but invading the inside of our fifth wheel. We actually had to call an exterminator to spray the ground around our space. Management said they were not responsible for the ant population. In other words "live with it". This park is not a place for vacationers so they should change the name. Full timers populate this place and many of them are in run down trailers and their spaces are not very well maintained. Our space was in front of the dog walk, which was nothing but a fenced in area of crushed rock a shovel and bucket. On warm days the stench from the dog walk was awful and there was no way a person could sit outside. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.