To get here you need to drive on a diet road for about an hour. It’s a very well maintained dirt road that would be easy to access with any type of vehicle. You will drive through a small cattle farming town called Klondike, where cattle with... Read more

Can’t say enough about this place. It was beautiful and secluded. Only two other campers in the area that I could see and there was enough room to spread out so that we couldn’t even see them by the time we found our spot. Rough road coming in.... Read more

This was a fairly accessible free BLS camping spot in Apple Valley. Beautiful Mountain View’s, but well used. We were surprised about the amount of traffic from trucks and off road vehicles. Some of the camping spots were off the main dirt road... Read more

We actually meant to camp at the Western spot and ended up here by mistake. But it was a nice place to camp by the river either way. There is an upper bank and lower bank. The lower one is probably only accessible by truck or van. The upper back... Read more

Gooseneck State Park is definitely an original camping experience. High plain desert with beautiful views of the San Juan River which carved out this amazing landscape. We camped in our van in the dispersed area mid week and had the entire area to... Read more

Tucked right into the suburbs of San Diego, this is a beautiful park with nice walking trails. Camp sites are close, but this isn’t a place you come to get away from people. Nice place to stay while we were in town visiting a friend.

Drove into here late one night at 10pm having no idea what to expect on a holiday weekend. It was completely empty and easy to find. Would like to go back when we have more time to stay.

Lots of places to spread out. RVs with generators were disappointing, but the grounds were clean and area was pretty. Right off they road, but didn’t hear the traffic much. Bathrooms are right at the entrance but we’re locked due to COVID-19... Read more

4 wheel drive only! Don’t even consider an RV