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H.Y. left this review using the Directory software: Very strange parking sites; most long-term folks (and there are quite a few) have chosen to park with their door under the casita/roof which makes their services on the outside of the parallel parking site. The whole base is pretty run down and a bit odd, but the people here are just SO nice it makes up for it.

J.M. left this review using the Directory software: This was our 2nd time at Pt. Mugu. To be able to fall asleep at night listening to the ocean can't get any better. Personnel are very friendly. Will return.

C.H. left this review using the Directory software: This was our third stay here. Upon arrival we assigned to an overflow site near the office for what turned out to be one week. Actually we prefer the overflow area - lots more sun than available back in the campground proper. We then moved to site 31 for our second week. Nice enough site, although rather dark for our liking. Near the end of of our stay, the 30-amp breaker in the utility box failed late one afternoon. I reported it to the office, but it was too late to get repaired that evening. We managed just fine with the 20A outlet. First thing the next morning, one of the FAMCAMP workers, Jeff, came by to assess the problem. He called it in to CE, who responded very promptly and soon had us back in full service. Being in line with the runway, there is significant "Sound of Freedom" here, but I'm not complaining at all. The Community building has wi-fi available inside and offers a small book exchange. Bathroooms were clean and the showers had some of the hottest water we've ever encountered. One of four washing machines in the laundry room had been removed, thanks to mechanical failure. New washers and dryers had just arrived and were sitting on the porch of the Community building awaiting installation. Washer and dryer were each $.75 per load. We'll definitely be back in the future. Ted H.

T.L. left this review using the Directory software: Sites are dirt, some are pullthru, almost level. Roads in camping areas are mostly dirt good to fair condition. Other roads are paved in good condition. At site 3H I had to use my 50 amp pigtail adapter because the 30 amp receptacle was installed upside down.

T.L. left this review using the Directory software: Looks like most if not all sites have long pvc pipes installed to better locate sewer hookup, only problem is they need a threaded fitting to properly hook up to, otherwise hose tries and succeeds to jump out of pipe. The park was attractive with level sites and staff was quite helpful.

G.L. left this review using the Directory software: Lots of stickers. The dog would not go on the grass after the first day. Lots of wind, mist, rain and fog. Lots of fishing opportunities but they tell me a Texas fishing license is $65, non-resident, for a year. Marina sites are on the grass and one unit had to be pulled out of the mud while we were there.

R.R. left this review using the Directory software: We are enjoying our stay in JNAS Campground. It is beautifully located on the saint Johns River. NEX is close. Beautiful nature walk along river. Staff has been very helpful. A nice extra is that the naval hospital provides excellent care to us snow-birds. Beautiful golf course, fitness center and indoor swimming pool. We enjoy the sounds of freedom as airplanes and jets are constantly in the air. All this and free laundry.

J.S. left this review using the Directory software: We've been to this campground several times and it's still as nice as ever. Charly is very helpful and does a great job. This is one of the most well maintained campgrounds I've camped in. Very convenient just several miles off I-95.

J.C. left this review using the Directory software: Sites are a little close together. I have stayed here several times, and taking into account where the camp is this is a good place. Golf club is open daily for breakfast and lunch. Lunch extends until closing sometime around dark. good food and really good prices. reservations should be made as far in advance as possible (60 days for retired). This is in San Diego which is a major tourist area, so one or two weeks in advance is probably not going to get you a space!! Wi-fi is free, and works well.

R.R. left this review using the Directory software: Paul, the manager, said that by this time next year there will be 45 additional sites as well as an overflow area. Funds have been appropriated, nearly $3 million. This is a great park with wonderful facilities that will only get better. Its very neat and well maintained. Full service base with everything you need.

C.H. left this review using the Directory software: This was our second stay here. We had made our reservation about two months prior, but when we arrived on 1 Dec, they had us down as arriving on 2 Dec and staying a day later than we intended. All the hookup sites were taken that first night so we stayed in one of the primitive sites, #19, down facing the river. They did not charge us for that night and refunded our last night's payment. The next day we were able to move to a gravel site with full-hookups. The next day we spotted an empty concrete site, so I called the office and we were able to get it. There really is quite a difference between the old and new sections of the campground. Sites in the old section are gravel and dirt, quite close together and some could present a challenge for large rigs. That area is quite wooded and fairly dark. The newer section with its concrete pads and grass is much more pleasant. Some of the pads are pretty tilted, though, and it takes some major leveling. The bathouse is heated with hot showers and free laundry facilities. We did not have any issues with its cleanliness. I agree with previous reviews about the lack of a campground host. I asked about that at the office and was told that they didn't want to pay for one. A Host would be a big help in keeping an eye on things, helping with late arrivals and being available to answer questions. All in all, we would definitely come back.

J.O. left this review using the Directory software: We enjoyed our stay at the RV park. Out side of the whirlybirds during the day it was very peaceful and quiet.

J.H. left this review using the Directory software: The staff is VERY friendly. Although it is a "paved lot", with all back in slots. But, you have a nice view of the camp which is very well maintained. There is a free laundry available to campers. Also, there are cabin like facilities that can be rented as well. There is a VA clinic on post. The Rest Rooms and showers are spotless and very close to all 10 parking slots. There is a small picnic area to the SE. Word has it that in summer, you may "experience" small arms fire. Just over the hill from the "campground" is a firing range. It is a VERY nice park, and is close to Fort Clatsop and Fort Stevens in addition to Astoria and Seaside....this is a good location for this part of NW Oregon. Good price for what you get.

W.B. left this review using the Directory software: We stayed off and on for two weeks over Thanksgiving 2009. Overall a great experience, great updated facilities. Easy in and out for big rigs, quite campground (except for occasional aircraft noise during the day). If the paid cleaning crew did better job cleaning the bath house we would probably given a perfect score.

J.P. left this review using the Directory software: We drove through the campground today and we're impressed. On this trip we stayed in Chula Vista as it's been 30 years since I've been in the San Diego area and going exploring with a 34' 5er can be interesting. Getting through the gate is narrow, but there isn't a maze. The Exchange and Commissary are on the right as you are driving to the campground. The bridge looks darn low, but there were plenty of motor homes and 5er's in the park. When we reserve a space we'll be asking for one on top of the hill looking to the west, with the rear picture window the view is to kill for. Oh, no more Burger King by the BX, but the Domino's is still next door to the Commissary.