Stayed here in Oct 2010 while attending Gay Days Anaheim -- AKA Disneyland.  The park is about 2 blocks from Disneyland's front entrance - an easy walk.  Very clean park.

Stay here every year in a 5th wheel with slides. I have seen big rigs, in the back in sites as the pull thru sites, which are limited.  They have a full hookup area for those needing it, and a honey wagon that is weekly by appointment and at an additional cost. Some sites are level paved sites, some are a dirt, all have 30 AMP, and cable TV.  you can fill your water tanks in the campground at the non-full hookup sites from a hose bib, just make sure you disconnect it after your filled as they are community faucets.  They allow dogs to swim in the lake, people swimming, have a small library/book exchange, boat ramp and boat trailer parking area.  The bathrooms and showers are clean, as is the rest of the campground. It is a private campground, and Staff is friendly. If you are planning to stay here, I highly recommend reservations, which are first come, first served as the campground is usually booked during the summer months. The Staff is helpful if you need anything.

Great wooded campsite - lots of oak trees.  Bogart Park isn't far from Oak Glen - the home of apples -- cider, pies, shopping, etc.

Located right on Lake Cuyamaca near Julian, this campground is about an hour's drive east of San Diego.  The lake is beautiful - albeit a bit crowded on weekends - and offers some pretty good fishing for trout, bass and even the elusive sturgeon!  You can rent boats, hike around the lake and surrounding mountains, or just relax at the campground.  Julian is about 8 miles away - and provides a great place to have a meal and the apple pie for which Julian is known.