Camping near Disneyland (CA)

[Nukeneck]

We're considering taking a trip to Disneyland from Northern Nevada this year and towing the Jayco for a place to stay. We've stayed in the nearby hotels in the past but they seem to be getting more and more pricey these days. Plus I have this obsession of wanting to USE my newly purchased TT as much as possible (weird I know). Has anybody ever camped nearby the parks? We are looking at this place which has good reviews and full hook ups plus a shuttle that will take us to and fro.

Anaheim RV Park, Disneyland Camping, Orange County

We will be camping in other locations along the way so hopefully I can get my "away from everybody" fix on the same trip.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

[oldmanAZ]

As long as you're looking, check Anaheim Harbor RV Park, too. RECENT reviews have been good, but we've never stayed there. For visiting Disneyland, we've always stayed in a hotel.

[nunyadamn]

I just stayed at Anaheim Rv park last month for a couple of days. It's an ok place to stay. If your planning on Disneyland there isn't a closer place. It was reall quite, but our site was a little tight to the neighbors. We drove our truck to Disneyland to park. It was cheaper. $15 to park vs $5 for each person in the shuttle. I would stay there again and probably will in the future. The spots are all different sizes and shapes. You could probably switch to a different one if you don't like what you get.

[Country_Mouse]

We live 30 min from Disney. Did you want to stay right by Disney or are you open to a little further? Possibly check out beach spots like Crystal Cove. There is also O'Neil Regional park is about 30 min.,not beach. No hookups. I am not familiar with the place you said but if you find other state or county parks I may be able to answer some questions.


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[clubhouse]

We are about 3 hrs away from DL. Reading all these great stories about Fort Wilderness at DW make me really wish DL had something similar. Unfortunately it doesn't exist in CA. So we did what you are doing and researching the near by CG and really didn't like what we were finding so we still opt to stay in the hotels near by. We prefer the Residence Inn Main Gate for the room sizes and better than average breakfast included. Additionally there are a couple decent take out options a cross at th garden walk to get dinner to eat in the hotel, recall Residence Inns have proper table and chairs, which help us not feel like we are being held hostage by the mediocre over priced food at DL.

[oobedoob]

Anyone have any updates to this thread? We are planning on pulling the TT down in March for a Disney vacation.

[ShawnR]

It's been a few years since my family and I went in the RV. We camped here: Orangeland RV Park | RV Resort Camping in California, 92867 for a week and it was fine. Again, not recently so you'll want to research more current reviews.

[oobedoob]

Plan on spending most of the time at the park so it doesn't make a huge deal but still doesn't hurt to check, right? Thanks!

[MAJPLO]

We stayed at Anaheim RV Park last March and it was fine. We used Uber to get to the park which was pretty convenient. Didn’t spend much time in the rv


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[SousaInn]

Anaheim RV park is where we stay when visiting Disneyland. I love the shuttle service $5 per day I think, runs all day. I always take it back to the RV to eat, relax and have a cold one...and then take shuttle back to the madness after a nap.

[oobedoob]

Went with Anaheim RV park as it was one of the few that had online reservations instead of having to call and speak to a real person. Ordered 5 day ART passes and now the count down to leaving! 3 weeks to go!