Anaheim Resort RV Park

This was the first RV park we stayed at. The reason at the time was location. The park is east of The Resort and Interstate 5. From most of the sites you could see the top of the Matterhorn and some of the tall rides in California Adventure.

The time we went, was Labor Day 2001 we had a very good time. The grounds were in good shape, Some would feel the sites are too close. They have full hookups, grass area and clean showers and toilets. This was an older mobile home/trailer park with a few permanent residents. The management told me that as a permanent site opened up, they would convert it to an RV pad. Since then, there have been several new pads and a few permanent residents left. This is Southern California, Orange County Prime USA Overpriced Real Estate the owners have. Not too many people will move from there without another place to live.

They have one pool and hot tub in the back of the property and several shower/toilet/ laundry buildings with the cursory code lock.

The office is across the street from the property and they have a quaint recreation room/kitchen (big screen TV, exercises bike, puzzles board games and books to check out vending machines). There is a room with a telephone line to access Internet and park wide  WIFI access for a fee. I used this on our last visit and worked fine. The office sells tickets to Disneyland and have a kiosk full of brochures of attractions.

One of the nice features of this RV park is the FREE shuttle to Disneyland. They have contracted with one of the carriers that follows the route to the hotels and have included the RV Park. The pick up times are available in the office.

If you have made reservations and arrive after office hours, they will have a map with your name on it taped to the office door for you to find your site. My family and my brother and his wife went in 2002 and didn't arrive until almost midnight and sure enough, the maps were ready for us.
This is one of parks that we would choose again to stay at when visiting the House of Mouse.

Anaheim Vacation Park

This used to be a Destiny (chain) RV park. We stayed here around the  in July 2002. The park is BARELY in Anaheim  the city limits vary a great deal in this area. Knotts Berry Farm Is about a 2 block walk from the park. This is one of the features they advertise. They have a shuttle to Disneyland for a fee I think it was so much per person for the day This may have changed now check the web site or give them a call.

They have a pool, recreation room, telephone line for computers. I don't know if they have WIFI or not since this was 5 years ago we visited.

Some would think this parks sites are too close. (Again, expensive real estate!) But I don't spend my entire vacation in the RV or the Park. I found it was nice.

They have a tenting area and cater to all types of RV. The Park is on a major street highway with a median island divider. The entrance is a right hand in going southbound on Beach Blvd. It can't be accessed northbound due to the median but, there is a traffic light just north of the Park and on good days you can make a U turn to head south to the entrance.

Disneyland is about 8 miles east . We didn't use the shuttle as we have parking passes so we drove. I-5 is about a mile north and we just got on the freeway and 5 minutes later we were at the parking garage.

I would stay here again if I didn't have a choice or other parks were booked.

Orangeland RV Park

This park was featured in one of the RV magazines as park of the year. Again, Some would think that the sites are too close together (again, expensive real estate!) There are Orange trees at the sites and throughout the area and they encourage you to pick and eat what you want.

This park is in the City of Orange east of Anaheim the Honda Center is across the street as it were, as the street is a spur road. They have a shuttle with fee and sell tickets to Disneyland as well. We drove to the Resorts because we have a parking pass and it is only about 5 -10 minutes west of the RV park

There is a large building behind the pool that has the office, laundry, recreation area and a mini store. We didn't use the pool as we were there in late December 2001. Our last visit December 2006 the management told me that they were going to a park wide free WIFI internet.

The rest we have never stayed at. Here are the web sites for your convenience:

Travelers World  Now Anaheim RV Village Rumor had it that this was supposedly sold for a development project and then that fell through and now is an RV park again under new management. It is on Ball road in Anaheim. Check out the web page.


Anaheim Harbor Rv Park On Harbor Boulevard In Anaheim



Lincoln RV Park Lincoln Ave in Anaheim


If you want to stay further away and drive to Disneyland check these out

Fairplex KOA This is in Pomona



East Shore RV Park This is by a man made lake in San Dimas


Canyon RV Park Here is one on the Santa Ana River in a large open park space




If money is no object:
Newport Dunes RV Park
We visited here on one of our trips and WOW! The park was featured on a Travel Channel segment as one of the ritziest RV parks, they even coin that phrase on their web site!

Hope this helps in your Decision. Feel free to email any comments.

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