This is a great preserve in the Thousand Trails system. I was lucky to get a 50Amp site (E1) with sewer and roof mounted satellite. Cell phone service great. South portion of this preserve is quite full this time of year, but lots of sites are available in the north section. There has been a water quality problem since Christmas time but seems they are getting close to fixing the problem. I will stay here again when near San Diego. This is a well maintained preserve. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Would not come back here again. Camped in a fifth wheel for 2 weeks free for Thousand Trails members. Pot holes, manager trouble even though a new one is here. Electric blew out neighbors TV. Old campground needs to be update for Thousand Trails. One pool was down heater burned out. WiFi at adult lodge across a very busy highway. Cell service spotty. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you enjoy parks in a very natural environment, this is one of interest to you. You can even get to spend a free two nights here, as I did to check it out. Cellphone service is spotty, but if you really have to make a call, you can go by any of the swimming pools and have access. Wi-Fi is available in the Adult Lodge Free, with lots of tables and chairs to sit in to use it. Pool Tables are available, and many friendly Pool players. Tennis Court up the hill, with a Basketball court. 2 Large Jaccuzzi's and lota of friendly campers. I've seen a lot of "cliques" in campgrounds, but there are none here. It is close to the border, but we felt safe, as the Border Patrol comes though the campground on a regular basis... There is a well equiped store, we had a slight leak in our grey tank, and found a package of stuff that could repair gas tanks there. It instantly stopped the leak. They allow dogs and cats here, but in my entire stay, never noticed a dog barking but once, for a short time. But, we did hear Coyote's calling in the hills, and it was very enjoyable. Something you do not experience in many campgrounds. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Thousand Trails Pio Pico as part of a free weekend with a requirement of attending a 90 minute sales presentation. The south side has full hook ups, however, we stayed on the north side, which had only electric (30 amps) and water. The north side did have more than adequate dump stations which were very easy to access and use. My wife and I (and our pet dog, Mindy) thoroughly enjoyed our weekend. Everyone (staff and other campers) were extremely friendly. The 5 MPH speed limit is enforced and one can't help but feel safe here. The scenery is nice with the mountains as a back drop, and we put a lot of mileage on the walking trails. During our stay, the camp hosted a Luau Weekend, and the BBQ pork dinner, Polynesian show, and Hawaiian sundaes were simply awesome! There are so much to do here, and we tried our best to sample as much as possible. We were very appreciative that this camp ground has Sunday morning church service. Our only real regret was not bringing our bicycles. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Thousand Trails/NACO park system. South of San Diego, very close to Mexican border. Sits in a valley surrounded by hills in a beautiful setting. They have WiFi available to some of the sections. New cabins are being installed and look very nice. Large, clean laundry room. They were closed for awhile after the October, 03 forest fires. I could not find any fire damage so it survived very well. Looks like a fire hydrant system has now been installed throughout park. No camp fires allowed. No washing of rigs allowed. These restrictions are understandable but keep park from being a 10. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.