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Angeles/Cottonwood

RV Park

Overview

Overview

Angeles/Cottonwood RV Park is located in the scenic hills of Lake Hughes, California. This destination offers a tranquil retreat for travelers seeking to escape the bustle of Southern California while remaining within reach of major regional hubs. It functions as a classic, established RV campground that prioritizes a quiet, communal atmosphere. Whether you are passing through for a brief period or looking to settle in for a relaxing weekend, the park provides a grounded, no-frills experience in a natural setting.

Location & Surroundings

Nestled in the high desert landscape, Lake Hughes provides a unique terrain characterized by rolling hills and oak-dotted canyons. The park is situated in a secluded environment that feels miles away from the city. Travelers will find themselves surrounded by the natural beauty of the Sierra Pelona Mountains, making it an ideal spot for those who appreciate mountain vistas and the quiet stillness of the California interior. The rural atmosphere contributes to clear, star-filled night skies.

Amenities & Park Features

The facility is designed to accommodate a variety of setups, ensuring a comfortable stay for short-term visitors. Essential features include full hookup sites that support both water and electrical needs, catering to modern RV requirements. The park maintains a layout that provides ample space, allowing guests to spread out and enjoy the outdoors. Additional communal areas are available to foster a friendly, neighborhood feel among long-term and temporary guests alike, making the stay feel like a home away from home.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Visitors staying at Angeles/Cottonwood have direct access to the great outdoors. The proximity to the Angeles National Forest serves as a gateway for those who enjoy scenic hiking trails and off-road exploration. For those interested in local history and culture, the nearby area offers quiet country roads perfect for scenic drives. Lake Hughes itself provides a peaceful landscape, while larger excursions toward the Santa Clarita Valley remain convenient for those who need access to diverse shopping or dining options.

Who This Park Is Best For

This RV park is best suited for travelers who value peace and quiet over high-energy resort amenities. It is an excellent choice for nature enthusiasts and retirees looking for a low-key basecamp in the mountains. Those who enjoy the independence of a rustic, hilly environment will find the setting particularly appealing. It is a solid, reliable choice for anyone who prefers a tranquil atmosphere that emphasizes the simplicity of RV living over luxury entertainment.


Features & Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Stream
• Body Of Water (Cottonwood Creek)

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (14)
• No Tents
• No Reservations

- Other Amenities & Services

• Pit Toilets

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• ATV Riding

- Facility

• Type (National Forest)

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (22)
• Max Length (33)
• Gravel Sites (22)
• No Hookups (22)
• Back-ins (15 x 33)

Reviews

Sean Roberts

September 21, 2019

Loved this free campground. Been closed since 2005 A flood wiped out the road leading in. They never repaired it. Private funding would open it up again.

david coughlin

September 28, 2018

I used to go there quite often with my family when I was very young and I remember quite well my first experience was absolutely amazing. 👍 one of my favorite places to camp and hike around.

Ashua Sabatini

January 16, 2018

Good spot to sleep and camp cause you don't have to pay

Lil Rick Martinez

November 02, 2017

Great place to be if you know where you are going. Hiking rock jump

Poet Dragon

April 24, 2013

Cottonwood is a campground built some time in the 60's or 70's. The lower part of the campground was washed out something like two decades ago, leaving only a few campsites remaining. It has only pit toilets and no potable water. There are some nice hikes in the nearby hills. Bring your forest adventure passes (Just buy the $35 year pass for 2 vehicles, help support the forest) and remember to bring a shovel and bucket for your fire, if it is allowed.