Orangeland RV Park

We picked up our new RV in Texas last week and realized we would be driving home into OC on a Sunday, when our storage place is not open. Looked up campgrounds and found Orangeland for the night. We were so impressed by the location and amenities that we decided to stay for the whole week! The place is close to everything, the staff are friendly, and the facilities around the campground are well-maintained, even the dog relief areas. We are VERY new to all this, but had experienced some less than great places on the drive home, and we will definitely go back, even though it's only 20 minutes from our house. They do charge a fee for each dog but it was nominal, and for 5 additional nights we paid $525.

This is a great campground close to Disneyland / California Adventure / Downtown Disney and several other locations near Anaheim. I had read reviews about traffic noice, and quite frankly -- I have yet to hear much, except the occasional siren from fire trucks -- maybe if your on the outside lots you might hear some, but we were in a bit from the fence and there is not much traffic noise. We have found it very quiet and pleasant, with accommodations that you will find in the city. We stayed for 2 weeks and went to Disney on a 3 day park hopper. Other days were spent recuperation, going down to Oceanside and Camp Pendleton with my daughter who has active duty status, and just spending time at the beach.

We had a preferred lot that is hardscape, with a table and umbrella that we enjoyed very much. The price is a bit lower because we took advantage of the weekly rate and stayed 2 weeks -- I don't think you can beat the price (which is inclusive of tax) in any hotel near Disney. You are close to your neighbor with the backends offset from each other, but that's to be expected in a city RV Park. There are lots of citrus trees, and I'm told you're encouraged to pick them during the season -- It's not the season right now, so we couldn't do that. Most people are there for events, Disney, or other attractions nearby --- so we don't see many neighbors during the day anyway. If your looking for forest and critters -- this is not the place for you -- its one of the few parks in the city that's still here. If your looking to be in the city for some reason (like us), then you'll probably love it. it's old style that has been kept up to date, and refurbished over time -- we found it very nice.

The showers are cleaned daily, and I have yet to run into a dirty shower. They are all tile, and there is a plastic grate that keeps you separated from any residue and it must also be cleaned daily. It was cold when we were there do we didn't use the pool (even though its heated), but it looks nice and well kept. The laundry is nice, and takes both coin and PayRange App that we find at many RV Parks now -- there are over 20 machines for both washer and dryer, so I didn't find any problem getting three of them during peak time. If you leave out your garbage by the "red line" indicating the end of your campsite, they pick it up so long as it's in a tied bag -- they gave us the first one. You should look up the Amenities, but there is a small exercise room, shuffleboard / cornhole, heated pool, hot tub, handicap facilities, children's playground, picnic and bbq areas (see office), dump station, car&rv wash and air hose, dog area / dog wash, putting green, and pickup by bus to Disneyland (Charges apply).

The office staff is wonderful and friendly... there is not a hint of anything other than inviting. The store is well stocked, and they have free coffee in the morning. What are take aways are: Quiet, Friendly, Updated Facilities, good coffee, nice place to be, in the city, and only 4 miles to Disney.

This place has a lot to offer for the price you pay. There’s a huge laundry room so you don’t have to wait for a washer. There is a small fitness area with treadmill, stair master and stationary bike. There’s a pool table, shuffle board, mini golf, playground, pool and probably other games you can check out. There is a nice patio with gas grills and a clubhouse for group get togethers. Sites are a decent size but close together and not necessarily level but the park is very clean and quiet. What I loved most was all the citrus. Valencia oranges, lemons, limes and tangerines were ripe when we were there and we picked about 3 or 4 pounds! There are computers and a printer you can use. On top of all that, the staff are genuinely nice and helpful.

I stayed here while visiting Disneyland as many other visitors probably are. It was about 10 minutes from Disneyland parking, it was clean, and well-landscaped. I gave it a 5-star review because of the overall quality, proximity to Disneyland (which was the reason for my stay), and the cost. The fruit trees are a unique touch, and we even noted the annual flowers planted around the office/pool/rec area, so that looked nice. Their staff provides trash pickup from your site, so you just put it out and it gets collected. It was also close to the Honda Center and Angel Stadium. I used the laundry facility, which was clean, and our kids used the nice and covered playground. The pool was nice and clean. I was in one of the larger sites with grass and table and chairs. They were spaced nicely and offered plenty of room. Some of the other sites looked tight. I will definitely stay here again when returning to the area.

Stayed here when we went to Disneyland and Universal Studios. Was a great clean park with terrific staff. Very quiet. We stayed in a deluxe site which I would recommend. These sites are great, the others appears quiet tight. Very nice pool, mini golf course, fruit picking and rec room with bingo on Tuesday nights. Several long term residents but you would never know it from looking at the park- they were very friendly when meeting in the common areas. No longer has a shuttle to Disney so we Uber'd but it was a short inexpensive ride. We would definitely stay again.

We stayed in this park for about a month. It’s by far the most expensive park we’ve ever stayed in, granted it’s close to the Angels Stadium and the Honda Center, but it’s literally a giant black-top parking lot.
The pros: it’s close to attraction places, it has a pool and jacuzzi, and the facilities were clean (although I never used the laundry room so not sure about that) and they offer curbside trash pickup.
The cons: it’s noisy! We were in spot 105 and there was a gym in the business building next door and they had a timer beep that literally went off from 7am to 10pm, 7 days a week every 15 seconds. It was infuriating! Then all the outer rim spots are people living there. I don’t really care if people live in parks, I get that houses are expensive, but they should have to keep their area just as clean and neat as the vacationers! Instead there was clutter, junk, permanent run-down porches, and multiple cars in each spot… just trash!
The price I paid for that spot I would think this place would be the ritz but honestly it was trash. I won’t go back.

Wonderful orange, grapefruit and lemon trees around the property. We were there in mid March and half the trees had fruit which we could pick (they even lent out long pickers to make it easy) and half the trees had wonderful smelling flowers- great time to be there as the weather was also sunny and warm but not too hot. Near the office there was a nice outdoor, covered sitting area with cushioned chairs and sofas. It is about an hour south of most of the places we visited in LA, but close to the southern attractions. Sites were level, paved and ample - though not large. Still had plenty of room to have slide outs open and still sit at the provided lawn table under the shade umbrella next to the fruit tree.