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Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park
Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park is a 7,000-acre wilderness park located in San Juan Capistrano, California. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, coyotes, bobcats, and mountain lions. It also features a variety of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, as well as a campground and picnic areas. The park is also home to a variety of plant life, including oak and sycamore trees, as well as chaparral and coastal sage scrub. Visitors can also enjoy fishing, bird watching, and nature photography.
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User Reviews
Fernando Mendoza
Not much to do at this park. Fire ants always all over the place, consistently. Bathrooms are scarce. Hikes can can be an option or visiting the Nature Center. fun if you have a big group but remember to camp away from the ants.
M planetmike
5 stars for convenience. You want to get away from it all but not too far? This is your place. It's one of the few OC parks which offers camping, 30 minutes from the beach, and can offer dark skies. Fire pits and firewood are offered, which I find contrary to SoCal fire prevention warnings. However, we all appreciate an open fire during a cool evening.
Christopher Hazlett
Great park. I love it. I usually visit a few times a year. Went camping a few years ago and want to go camping again. I usually go to the "Old Coral Picnic Area" when I go for day use. The Nature Center is pretty awesome as well. The park has A LOT of hiking, biking, equestrian and multi-use trails.
Paul Grenier
Site #12. We have visited this OC County Park several times camping in the Live Oak Loop. The last time we were there, drought had caused the closure of restrooms and showers, but relatively clean Porta-Potties with hand wash stations are scattered around. Very friendly Rangers stopped by to chat and made us feel welcomed. Miles of hiking trails with great views of the surrounding hills. We didn't get to visit the Nature Center but will try to the next time.
Sgahira
RV campground with power and water hookups. Yes, it is next to the hwy but the noise was not annoying plus at night was super quiet. We could hear the owls and coyotes, the campground was super clean and park staff super welcoming and helpful. They also have wood bundles for $5.00