This park is really beautiful. We were shocked at the views here! We paid for a more expensive site overlooking the city and it was definitely worth it in our opinion. It’s a very quiet and clean park. We easily backed our 41ft fifth wheel into our site and had no issues getting in or out. The laundry room is impeccable, takes card, an...moreThis park is really beautiful. We were shocked at the views here! We paid for a more expensive site overlooking the city and it was definitely worth it in our opinion. It’s a very quiet and clean park. We easily backed our 41ft fifth wheel into our site and had no issues getting in or out. The laundry room is impeccable, takes card, and there are so many machines - the best laundry room I’ve seen! Pool was closed either due to Covid or due to it being winter. We also loved that they have so many playground in the park that are a short drive down the road. Security at the entrance as well.While we were there, the Santa Ana winds picked up to 80mph gusts and we left our RV for the night because a tree fell next to our site and branches dented our slide and we felt unsafe. Another couple had an entire tree go through their wall. Although it was unfortunate, the park had their staff and landscaping out in droves to clean up immediately after the winds stopped. They handled it really well and were very on top of the damage! Beware of the wind forecast if you plan on camping here!

There were so many political flags I was shocked! I thought I was at a rally! The campsite really need to ban them because it’s such a polarizing subject and I see no reason to have them at the campground. The site was okay, and the view was nice. I am not sure if we would return due to the flags and signs.

We found this place after the pulling into a KOA at the bottom of the hill, just drive the 5 miles and you'll see why we enjoyed this place. Very clean, great views but a lot of long term people here and a lot of political flags flying. No cell service or wifi so just kick back and relax, our site was large and plenty of room between e...moreWe found this place after the pulling into a KOA at the bottom of the hill, just drive the 5 miles and you'll see why we enjoyed this place. Very clean, great views but a lot of long term people here and a lot of political flags flying. No cell service or wifi so just kick back and relax, our site was large and plenty of room between each other.

We stayed here and loved it. Quiet and great access to many trails. Only downside for us was the cell service. T-Mobile is our carrier and we had max two bars the whole time.

We camped here two weekends in a month while we sold our house. There are crews of RV detailers that go around with what must be harbor freight gas powered pressure washers. This was not the case with the old campground consigned. We have camped here for about 35 years. We will not be back.

Everything is awesome if you pick the right spot. We arrived early and the gate guard wont let us in and made us wait by the road. There is a parking/waiting area but he didnt let us use it. He made us go around . Other than that, everything is perfect.

This is an incredible campground with large, spacious GRASSY shady sites on a bluff overlooking a picturesque lake and (at night) the lights of LA. The campground is a proper park, well manicured with stately old trees and expansive lawns of grass. Watch out! They sprinkle the grounds often! We took a swim at the Swim Beach and explore...moreThis is an incredible campground with large, spacious GRASSY shady sites on a bluff overlooking a picturesque lake and (at night) the lights of LA. The campground is a proper park, well manicured with stately old trees and expansive lawns of grass. Watch out! They sprinkle the grounds often! We took a swim at the Swim Beach and explored some of the 1,900+ acres on our e-bikes. Wish we didn’t have to move on. This park is a real winner!

This is a beautiful gem right in the middle of LA. Large bluffs overlooking a lake leading to beautiful views. Sites are concrete and level, and have plenty of room. We however ended up in the middle of a 5 RV group with about 12 screaming kids and adults that were drinking into the wee hours. We loved the location (C37) and the clean ...moreThis is a beautiful gem right in the middle of LA. Large bluffs overlooking a lake leading to beautiful views. Sites are concrete and level, and have plenty of room. We however ended up in the middle of a 5 RV group with about 12 screaming kids and adults that were drinking into the wee hours. We loved the location (C37) and the clean good hook ups, but had a hard time enjoying the stay with all the noise.

What a WONDERFUL County Campground! We are Southern California natives and have traveled all over the So Cal area and I cannot believe we never knew about this place before! It was just lovely. It's hard to believe this is really in the middle of a pretty urban area and close to a small airport!The sites are reasonably well-space...moreWhat a WONDERFUL County Campground! We are Southern California natives and have traveled all over the So Cal area and I cannot believe we never knew about this place before! It was just lovely. It's hard to believe this is really in the middle of a pretty urban area and close to a small airport!The sites are reasonably well-spaced and fairly level, there is lots of grass and huge trees everywhere. Each site has a relatively new picnic table and there are fire pits. The restrooms appeared clean and well-maintained, although we did not use them.There is a small market, but it isn't well-stocked. The laundry room is huge, with at least 15 washers & dryers and would rival any laundromat in town! During the summer in non-COVID times, there appears to be plenty to do here for families, although most things were closed in March during COVID. The views of the lake at sunset are spectacular and it's a great place if you have dogs because there are grassy areas for them to walk on; not just paved roads. We will definitely be back here next time we're back in California!

We did our shakedown trip with our new trailer here, and what a fun, family-friendly place! The Bluffs were nice and you could see the lake and airfield, but otherwise, it felt pretty private (well except for the fact that you have a lot of RVs next to each other - there are lots of open spaces around the RV park). The place is huge ...moreWe did our shakedown trip with our new trailer here, and what a fun, family-friendly place! The Bluffs were nice and you could see the lake and airfield, but otherwise, it felt pretty private (well except for the fact that you have a lot of RVs next to each other - there are lots of open spaces around the RV park). The place is huge and got completely full in the B section during the weekend. Spots are close together, but there is grass between the sites which is nice for your kids or dogs. My kids loved the hills that they could roll down, and although the playground only consists of 8 swings and a slide, my kids loved playing there and at least it was open during COVID! The market is really nice, and the place is kept up really well. Lots of more permanent residents, but they seem to keep their stuff clean. You can ride your bikes around the various sections although the lower section is quite the elevation change. It’s right next to the Bonelli park, so for a $12 day use fee, you can enter with your car and go fishing, rent a paddle boat (which is super tiring to paddle) and hike/bike around. Really nice location and except for the distant train, you don’t feel like you’re in a big city! Oh, but on the weekends, if there is drag racing going on at the Fairplex, you can hear that all day. Not every site had a fire pit - we asked someone across the way if we could use theirs that night. Bathrooms with showers are reasonably close to sites, and dumpsters are throughout (although we noticed some areas had trash cans and some didn’t. The pool was close to our site but was closed due to COVID. Check in was a breeze and contactless. Sites can be small so make sure you look at the length when you book online. We had a picnic table at our site, and I think most sites had them. Also, close to Mt Baldy. We were able to go up for the morning to let the kids play in the snow after a big snowstorm came through. Took about 30 minutes to get up there, and the roads were clear. You can tell that the people who work here care about the place, and everyone was really friendly.

We arrived on Halloween evening (10/31/20) and lots of kids were out with parents, trick or treating and either didn't see our 1 ton truck pulling a 38' 5th wheel or didn't care as we snaked through very tight turns to get to out site. Several times we sat and waiting for groups to get out of the middle of the roads. Our site was nice,...moreWe arrived on Halloween evening (10/31/20) and lots of kids were out with parents, trick or treating and either didn't see our 1 ton truck pulling a 38' 5th wheel or didn't care as we snaked through very tight turns to get to out site. Several times we sat and waiting for groups to get out of the middle of the roads. Our site was nice, but it was near an airport and when planes took off they sounded like they were going to fly through the rig. They were loud, but they stopped taking off around 10pm. Getting out was a lot easier than getting in and if we were going to stay again, I'd stay in a different part.

We felt lucky to have found a camping spot near my mother-in-law's home in the middle of Claremont. There aren't too many places to pull a 22' trailer into and camp. So we were thankful for Bonelli and we'll probably camp there again when we come down to visit (if Covid is still around).It's a very crowded campground, at least in m...moreWe felt lucky to have found a camping spot near my mother-in-law's home in the middle of Claremont. There aren't too many places to pull a 22' trailer into and camp. So we were thankful for Bonelli and we'll probably camp there again when we come down to visit (if Covid is still around).It's a very crowded campground, at least in mid-October, with people blasting music as if you are not 20 feet away from them. There is no privacy in most spots down in the lower loops (Area E & F). If we come back we'll try to get a spot up on the bluff a bit more but those are stacked up too. It just seemed quieter up there.There is no wifi unless you sit outside the registration office door on a little cement bench. That was a bummer!Also, they do not let you in until exactly 1 pm!But it served it's purpose and the staff who we dealt with were very friendly and helpful.

We will definitely be coming back here. We live in Laos angeles and had been on a road trip up in the northern US. We needed a place to stay as someone was in our house. It was gorgeous. Beautiful lake view, trees, green grass. Spacious sites. Firepits, tho under the current conditions of the wildfires I doubt they allow fires. I...moreWe will definitely be coming back here. We live in Laos angeles and had been on a road trip up in the northern US. We needed a place to stay as someone was in our house. It was gorgeous. Beautiful lake view, trees, green grass. Spacious sites. Firepits, tho under the current conditions of the wildfires I doubt they allow fires. I loved the chirping birds in the morning.

It is a beautiful place, no doubt and i know this Covid nightmare is in full swing but good signal (either wifi or cell) is important for me as i work remotely. The park had no Wifi (which i dont get but ok..) and i have a whopping 1 bar of verizon in the “C” campsites area. The drives are VERY narrow and ya gotta really work the t...moreIt is a beautiful place, no doubt and i know this Covid nightmare is in full swing but good signal (either wifi or cell) is important for me as i work remotely. The park had no Wifi (which i dont get but ok..) and i have a whopping 1 bar of verizon in the “C” campsites area. The drives are VERY narrow and ya gotta really work the trailer into the spotsLong term residents have (so far) been extremely welcoming and that is a great ammenity. But we wont be back

It is a beautiful place, no doubt and i know this Covid nightmare is in full swing but good signal (either wifi or cell) is important for me as i work remotely. The park had no Wifi (which i dont get but ok..) and i have a whopping 1 bar of verizon in the “C” campsites area. The drives are VERY narrow and ya gotta really work the t...moreIt is a beautiful place, no doubt and i know this Covid nightmare is in full swing but good signal (either wifi or cell) is important for me as i work remotely. The park had no Wifi (which i dont get but ok..) and i have a whopping 1 bar of verizon in the “C” campsites area. The drives are VERY narrow and ya gotta really work the trailer into the spotsLong term residents have (so far) been extremely welcoming and that is a great ammenity. But we wont be back

I really enjoyed my stay here. It was quiet and clean with a great view of the lake. You will like it here. They were working on WiFi for the park but COVID-19 shut it down. Cell phone worked great.

Right on top of a huge hill. Great views. Grounds are well manicured. Rates are a bit on the high end but worth it. Highly recommended. Verizon weak signal on the bluffs and worse inland. T-Mobile barely 500kbps download.

Bonelli Bluffs RV Resort & Campground (formerly East Shore RV Park) – San Dimas, CAWe stayed here for 10 nights in April 2019. At that time it was called East Shore RV Park but now has a new management company and name. We had a fabulous, large site with a spectacular view, site #A108, a Preferred Site. It was back in, level and h...moreBonelli Bluffs RV Resort & Campground (formerly East Shore RV Park) – San Dimas, CAWe stayed here for 10 nights in April 2019. At that time it was called East Shore RV Park but now has a new management company and name. We had a fabulous, large site with a spectacular view, site #A108, a Preferred Site. It was back in, level and had FHU, a paved pad, cable, picnic table and a very large grassy area. We had no wifi at our site, our Verizon 4G had 4 bars. Staff was efficient but not overly pleasant. This CG is built on a hill so it has different levels and areas with a variety of site types and sizes. Sites are well placed at 45 degree angles. Laundry room was large and sufficient. We did not check out the restrooms/showers. We would stay here again if we could get the same or similar site.

We stayed here a second time (the first time - covered in a previous review - was amazing), this time on a lower loop than the first. It made a huuuuuuuuge difference, it turns out. Around 10PM every night, the skunks came out in full force. It didn't matter how many people were out and about, how many camp fires were going, or cars go...moreWe stayed here a second time (the first time - covered in a previous review - was amazing), this time on a lower loop than the first. It made a huuuuuuuuge difference, it turns out. Around 10PM every night, the skunks came out in full force. It didn't matter how many people were out and about, how many camp fires were going, or cars going by - they didn't care. We were in a spot pretty close to a dumpster so we constantly had skunks underneath our trailer or at least within a stone's throw. They were pretty bold.Our dog got sprayed by a young one before we had discovered skunks were a thing here, unfortunately. That was a late night.The lower loop wasn't as spacious as the ones higher up (near the entrance of the park) but it was fine for the week of July 4th and we spent most of our time visiting family nearby, anyways.So, yeah, I'd stay here again but maybe in skunk off-season or if I could guarantee a spot on one of the upper loops.

Didn't have trouble getting a good weekday site. Weekends is a different story. We were there Monday through Thursday. If we wanted to stay Friday we were going to have to move to a much less desirable site squeezed between two other RVs. That said, the view was fantastic. Good walking for the dog. Plenty of room to back in to the site...moreDidn't have trouble getting a good weekday site. Weekends is a different story. We were there Monday through Thursday. If we wanted to stay Friday we were going to have to move to a much less desirable site squeezed between two other RVs. That said, the view was fantastic. Good walking for the dog. Plenty of room to back in to the site. We could have stayed hooked up if we wanted to. However, the roads got tight in the evenings when a few too many people tried to park, often extending into the roads. Lots of long term residents.Avoid the F section. Tight access on the roads and sites squeezed together.Great sushi at Kazama Sushi in Claremont.

We've found ourselves talking about this RV park ever since we left it a few weeks ago. It's in a good location, close to Orange County and LA (assuming you aren't trying to make it there during rush hour), but still felt secluded from the surrounding cities. It's a short drive off the freeway and easy to access.Each site is wide, ...moreWe've found ourselves talking about this RV park ever since we left it a few weeks ago. It's in a good location, close to Orange County and LA (assuming you aren't trying to make it there during rush hour), but still felt secluded from the surrounding cities. It's a short drive off the freeway and easy to access.Each site is wide, paved, and there's a ton of grassy space between you and your neighbor. There are amazing views if you can get one of the spots on the edges of the hill. You'll probably be on a slope of some sort so be sure to bring your chocks/blocks/stabilizers. This is definitely an RV park where I'd invite friends and family over to hang out because there's so much open space - you won't feel like you're infringing on other peoples' property.

Its a private RV park but lots of grass. Trails close by in adjacent park. Easy location for me to get to LA. Verizon seemed slow perhaps because of their internet but am not sure. The C site had great views of the water. Propane and laundry on site.

we are big, dumb newbie teardrop trailer enthusiasts, tow vehicle broke down on the way from la to joshua tree on 60 east-- whittier. (lovely place. nice people.) car acting dubious, should we go home or head for Joshua Tree? Dreading LA we called East Shore. We spoke with Liselle. Such a nice woman and concerned about our safety. thou...morewe are big, dumb newbie teardrop trailer enthusiasts, tow vehicle broke down on the way from la to joshua tree on 60 east-- whittier. (lovely place. nice people.) car acting dubious, should we go home or head for Joshua Tree? Dreading LA we called East Shore. We spoke with Liselle. Such a nice woman and concerned about our safety. though they would not refund reservation deposit if car couldn't make it, (big weekend bcuz drag races) they did have people on site who would come and tow us in if we died on the road! how sweet is that? & so nice at check in. if you are sam's club, ask them to SWIPE the member card instead of enter member # manually. got us 20% off instead of 10. got all set in just before big rain. sign in front says service dogs only (& mine is) so i thought not dog friendly but when we entered they were super excited to meet my very stressed aussie and gave him tons of love. extremely nice and professional. a very nice neighbor helped me back in. really nice people. nice to dumb newbie--me. so nice not to be in LA. wow. view of lake even in dark in the rain is gorgeous. no wifi--no big.

We camped here to see the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in Los Angeles. We came in on Wed and left the Friday that started Labor Day weekend. Good thing as they were booked that weekend.This is kind of an odd situation. It is a private RV park but it is within a Los Angeles County Park. Therefore it is patrolled by LA County Sheriff...moreWe camped here to see the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit in Los Angeles. We came in on Wed and left the Friday that started Labor Day weekend. Good thing as they were booked that weekend.This is kind of an odd situation. It is a private RV park but it is within a Los Angeles County Park. Therefore it is patrolled by LA County Sheriff's. There is easy access from I10 but it seems to take a while to get to it in the park. However this makes it quieter. It is also close to Fairplex (LA County Fair).The spots that were in our loop (A on top of the hill) were basically level from side to side but very off front to back. I had to crank my tongue down all the way to the limit of the jack and we were still about 1/2 a bubble too high in the front.The major detraction from this park is the large amount of permanent RV's. It actually made it hard to exit the loop with all the extra vehicles parking very close to the street. Maybe the other loops are better, or worse!The grounds are well maintained but you can feel the age of the park. It was surprisingly green given the drought we are going through. Perhaps they pump it from the lake below.We would visit again as it is only 30 miles (1 1/2 hours) from downtown LA.

We stayed at East Shore RV park because it was the closest place to Anaheim that had availability. At first when we drove in we were discouraged. The front part of this park is all people that live there for extended periods of time. Lots of junk surrounding their RVs. When you drive past them, you get to a more open area, where t...moreWe stayed at East Shore RV park because it was the closest place to Anaheim that had availability. At first when we drove in we were discouraged. The front part of this park is all people that live there for extended periods of time. Lots of junk surrounding their RVs. When you drive past them, you get to a more open area, where there is space between spots. We had a nice view of the lake below us.

We've stayed in sites both down by the lake and on the hill. Lake sites are packed in tight and very much a party seen on the weekends can be very noisy. Sites on the hill are great with fantastic views, quiet and lots of room, especially the outer circle.Have never seen any skunks anytime we've been there.