Glen Helen Regional Park Campground — Hotel in Crestline

I hadn't been camping in many years so, I decided to try Glenn Helen campground. What a beautiful experience. I took the basic necessities. Water,food, tent, oh and off course fishing gear and stove. The campground was quiet such a beautiful view of the mountains. It also has a bathroom with showers bring quarters if I'm not mistaken it's five quarters for 5 minutes.The lake is right across the street. The only thing I didn't like was I couldn't find a walking path to, the outside of the campground the only way in and out of the campground is...

I have had good experiences camping here until this week. The park ranger changed my reservation without contacting me, then pounded on my door 4 times (intimidation) when I had proof that I had paid for the reservation already. She said I owed more money. In the meantime I contacted the park office & they figured everything out & I didn't owe anymore money.

I avoid the restrooms but do use the showers. Although I did experience last weekend that the showers were not working. I went to the booth & they sent someone to fix...

Quiet, out of the way place to decompress. At least when it’s less than 10 sites full. It is primitive as far as, no services, no wifi, no security, no pool or clubhouse but you get W/E/S. You do need a code to get in the gate and it will only trigger on the way out with a vehicle. You do have access to the park across the road for no extra charge. Light freeway noise and some train noise but pretty much peaceful. Highly recommend for adult campers that just want to get away. Cell service sting, Ariel antenna signal is...