This campground is basically a good get-away-from-it-all place for the entire family. Because it is in the country, it's a beautiful, rustic setting with a lake for fishing and paddle-boating, a playground with a water slide for the kids, and various soccer, archery and equestrian fields for the athletically minded. Most of the campsites are spaced far enough apart to be secluded, and many look out onto open grassy fields and are shaded by trees. While some allow tents, many of them don't because of their irrigation system. However, there are a few sites where your doors face the road rather than the open field. The main problem is – because it is in the open country – there is a real problem with flies and ants, and an occasional waft of fertilizer smell (although nowhere nearly as bad as when there was a dairy farm next door). Also, the restrooms – while they were cleaned daily – lacked soap and paper towels, and the ones with high ceilings had trouble with nesting birds leaving their “mark.” Even though we most likely will not be back, it is still a good campground for family and group situations. Just make sure you bring PLENTY of bug spray, insect repellent and ant powder with you! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first stay at Prado Regional Park and we were very pleased with the facilities. You are in the middle of the greater Los Angeles basin and you'd never know it from the campground area. Access to the park is very good. Camp sites spaced very well apart. The camp site areas are grassed around the parking pads with concrete "patio" pads and fire pits at most sites. We stayed 4 nights. They have laundry facilities, but we did not use them. On-line reservation system was very easy to use. We will be staying here again when we're in the L.A. area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.