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Soledad Canyon RV Resort- Thousand Trails RV Park
Overview
Overview
Soledad Canyon RV Resort- Thousand Trails RV Park in Acton, CA places travelers within the striking interior landscape of northern Los Angeles County. This destination delivers the classic Southern California inland experience, characterized by rugged canyon terrain, dry washes, and proximity to major commuter and transport corridors. RVers seeking a basecamp in the upper Santa Clara River valley will find this resort situated to tap into both rural desert-edge environments and the sprawling metropolitan footprint just over the mountain passes to the south.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned near the historic community of Acton, the property sits amid the arid, chaparral-covered hills where the Mojave Desert transitions into the coastal mountain ranges. Travelers typically approach via Antelope Valley Freeway (State Route 14), navigating a landscape marked by dramatic rock formations, scrub oak, and dramatic temperature swings between intense summer heat and crisp winter nights. This high-desert fringe environment offers wide-open skies and a quieter, more remote atmosphere than the coastal basin.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are subject to operational changes, visitors should contact management directly to verify utility setups, site dimensions, and current operating procedures. As a managed resort property, guests generally anticipate defined campground layouts, internal roadways, and shared community spaces. Always confirm specific hookup availability—such as electrical amperage and water pressure—along with pet rules and vehicle length restrictions before finalizing travel dates.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides ample outdoor recreation, from hiking and wildlife viewing in the nearby Angeles National Forest to exploring rock formations at Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park. Adventure seekers can easily access the thrills of Six Flags Magic Mountain located a short drive west in Valencia. Additionally, day trips down into the Los Angeles basin or north toward Lancaster and the Mojave desert floor offer museums, aerospace history, and extensive shopping.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, weekend campers from the greater Los Angeles area, and travelers looking to explore the rugged interior of Southern California without staying in dense urban RV parks. It serves as an effective stopping point for those transiting between the desert interior and the coast via State Route 14. Nature lovers who appreciate dry canyon climates and proximity to public lands will find the geographic setting particularly appealing.
Reviews
Matthew Kline
Somewhat friendly staff, very disappointing park. Many amenities are closed or in serious need of repairs. Sites are extremely cramped with little to no personal space or privacy available to yourself. Sewer connections are too deep compared to surrounding ground making airtight seals impossible (gross!). The grounds have trash and dog feces scattered from visitors that do not pick up after themselves or their pets. We fortunately shortened our stay from a week to 2 nights to find better accommodations. Location is right next to an active railroad with passenger service to and from LA, so get ready for your rig to shake at 1:30 AM if you are placed too close to the tracks. By far our least favorite Thousand Trails park as full-timers, and we will be sure to stay elsewhere, even if that means spending money and not using our membership at this park.
Dan Wilkerson
Gorgeous campground. We stayed for three weeks in January 2026 and had a lovely time. Staff was very kind and helped us extend our stay early on. Views around the campground are absolutely incredible. There are also a wide selection of walking and hiking options right around the area if that is something you enjoy. The campground can be a bit more chilly than surrounding areas, though, so be prepared for that! There are a handful of areas that have pretty foul odors around the campground, which I’d imagine would be very rough to be camped near. Additionally, as of January 2026, the dog park is locked shut. Not sure if it is a seasonal thing or what.
Elsie Campos
I'm a life rv place and it's a #2 because it's when I just need a feel away from the much days everyday. BUT here as I am now I most of the time let family know where I'm at because I will turn my phone off for a couple of days and enjoy
Aracely Macias
My first time going camping and I loved this place. So nice and peaceful. when I went with my boyfriend and his family they were filming up there. they have cabins if you don't wanna tent outside and they have one pool on one side with a Jacuzzi and the other side the have a bigger pool but that one doesn't have a Jacuzzi.
Marlena
It's such a wonderful site. The site is well maintained in every aspect. There are hiking trails, pools, spa, basketball, tennis courts, horse shoes, mini golf, volleyball, plus 2 community clubhouses. There are pool tables, foozball, air hockey, many classic board games, plus whatever activities they have planned.