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Oak Hill RV Village
Overview
Overview
Oak Hill RV Village in Oak Hills, California provides travelers with a mountain-adjacent basecamp along the northern slopes of the San Gabriel Mountains. Positioned in the high desert transition zone of San Bernardino County, this destination places motorists right on the edge of major transit corridors leading into Southern California. Visitors find a distinct desert-mountain atmosphere characterized by sweeping vistas, Joshua trees, and crisp elevation air.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the high desert community of Oak Hills, the property sits near the junction of Interstate 15 and Highway 138. The local landscape features sandy soils, sagebrush, and rolling terrain typical of the Cajon Pass region. Weather conditions vary sharply between summer heat and winter frost, making proper rig preparation essential for motorists navigating this high-altitude corridor north of San Bernardino.
Amenities & Park Features
Specific on-site facilities, utility hookups, and layout configurations at Oak Hill RV Village remain unspecified by the property name alone. Travelers planning a stop here should contact management directly to verify site dimensions, electrical amp availability, water pressure, and waste disposal options. Clarifying your rig length and slide-out requirements beforehand ensures a seamless arrival in this high desert setting.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region offers swift access to notable outdoor destinations across Southern California. Cajon Pass provides rugged hiking trails and historic rail viewpoints just minutes away. Anglers and boaters can drive north to Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area for water recreation, while motorists seeking snow play or alpine forests can head south toward the San Bernardino National Forest.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits road-trippers navigating Interstate 15 between the Mojave Desert and the Los Angeles basin. Weekend warriors heading toward nearby mountain recreation areas or desert OHV trails will appreciate the strategic positioning. Long-haul travelers looking for a high desert stopover before tackling the Cajon Pass descent find this setting practical for journey staging.
Reviews
Janine M.
Lots of long-term RVs here, convenient stop for the night. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Manuel Alvarez
Well I haven't stay there yet but it looks pretty nice is by the freeway and I like the very much I just don't know how to get in there no # for the office so I can't call
louise sebastian
The website shows a nice park however in trying to make a reservation, no one answers the phone and the mailbox is full. I also sent a text with no response. Wonder if this place is open 🤔
Cindy Rodriguez
We made a reservation here for three nights. I even called the day we were to arrive to confirm. When we arrived, no one was in the office. A sign said be back at 5. It was around 3:45 pm. It shouldn't have been closed. I called the same number I called when making the reservation. It told me to leave a message, and the mailbox was full. We decided to look for "our" 70 ft pull through spot. There was none! Not one vacant spot. This is not ok to do to travelers.
danny chiaramonte
I can’t explain how awesome management is here. Cheryl went literally above and beyond to help me get my family in here. She was helpful, sympathetic, and she really cared about our situation. Then she snapped into action immediately. It’s awesome to see how there are still some truly whole hearted real human beings out there who really care. Highly recommend. This park is clean, in a great location, and very quiet. It’s so nice and we are all so thankful.