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Angeles/Oak Flat
Angeles Oak Flat is a campground located in Castaic, California. It is situated in the Angeles National Forest and is surrounded by oak trees and rolling hills. The campground offers a variety of activities, including hiking, biking, fishing, and picnicking. There are also several nearby attractions, such as Castaic Lake, Pyramid Lake, and the Santa Clarita Valley. The campground has a total of 30 sites, all of which are equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills. There are also restrooms and showers available. Angeles Oak Flat is a great place to enjoy the outdoors and explore the beauty of the Angeles National Forest.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Stephanie Dailey
A really nice place to stop for the night! Empty on a Sunday night in mid March and no bugs at the time. Site 5 is an easy back-in for a trailer or RV. Somewhere I read that the length limit is 21 feet but this site has much more space than that. Other sites are tighter right angles and looked less deep.
D G
Nice and free campground (if you have an America The Beautiful card). First come, first serve. Beautiful live-oak-trees, quiet, clean campground, picnic tables, clean restrooms. You see the vehicle lights from the highway at night, but that's fine.
Kerri “KJo” F
Love It.. I can catch a wi-fi signal. NICE FIRE PIT AND PICNIC TABLES.. ENCLOSED OUTHOUSES... LOTS OF TREES SO I WAS ABLE TO SLEEP IN MY .::Hammock::YEAH Played my VR games 😀 Looking forward to more fun days. Food and shopping only 5 Mike's down the road. Can hear I5 in the distance so not exactly silence but that's okay I made more noise...
Mustafa Kamasi
I'm giving it 4 stars based on interaction with other campers. Friendly atmosphere. Restrooms were cleaner than I expected. Quiet remote place, nice breeze. Bring your food and water supplies. Overall, positive experience.
Duelling Dame
Supposed to be free but ranger wakes you up to tell you to go drive for an hour to buy a pass. Why can’t he just collect fees and issue passes like regular campgrounds?