We wanted to spend a day in the town of Julian and Stagecoach Trails is perfectly situated. We stayed two nights but didn’t get a chance to check out many of the amenities. The park is large, with both pull-though and back in spaces. Most sites have a picnic table and firepit. There’s a dedicated area for the horse crowd with corrals and a horsewash rack. Other amenities include restrooms/showers, a pool, playground, volleyball and horseshoe pits. We did enjoy the large, fenced dog run. The Shelter Valley Event Center is also located in the park. The office is in a very well-stocked camp store that serves pizza, hotdogs, and ice cream. The sites are dirt/gravel and most of the pull-throughs are staggered so you’re facing your neighbor, but off set a bit. Luckily the park wasn’t very full when we visited in mid-February so we got an end spot. Otherwise, you are very close to your neighbor. The park has a fair number of mesquite and evergreen trees, but this is still the desert so not a lot of privacy. Julian is a fun touristy town with lots of shops, several great bakeries, and a good brewery, The Julian Beer Company, that has excellent food. We had little to no Verizon at our campsite and the park’s wifi was barely usable and not very reliable. Cell reception was better near the office.