Cuyamaca Rancho State Park
| Address | 14592-14674 CA-79, Julian, CA, United States |
| Phone | +1 760-765-3023 |
| Hours | 6:00am-8:00pm |
| Website | www.parks.ca.gov |
| Categories | State Park, Tourist Attraction |
| Rating | 4.4 14 reviews |
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Cuyamaca Rancho State Park reviews
14Despite being hung-over from the pervious night, I still had a great time hanging out with the fám. I let the lil froggy go soon as I was done taking the pic
Lots of fun hiking. Only thing problem is they just starting charging $10 for parking at each spot.
This place was so peaceful and relaxing. I just sat in my car for an hour. I will be going back.
Such a great family camping location! Camp sites are spacious and not too close to each other. The views make it seem like you are really far into nature, even though you're not too far from the city. Bathrooms are pretty nice (clean and stocked) and are close to camp sites. There are walking trails within the park and people are friendly. We will be staying here again!
I'm at green valley park right now and it's ok it seems like the sites could've been leveled out a little and I'm just trying to say I didn't like this reservation from the start cause it's 48hrs in advance and I specifically asked her to please put me as near as possible to the restroom and I'm the farthest away! Oh well I'm glad marleau doesn't mind the Walk
Awesome place to get away from the city. Lots of trails and dayhikes available. Just make sure to bring water in the summer.
Nice large spots. Ours was a little inclined, but I think we got extra space because of that. Relaxed environment and great for a quick weekend camping trip if you live around the area.
Great little park with friendly rangers. A little bit burnt, but not to surprising considers they have had multiple fires over the years.
I always come over here to test out new learnings or equipments for astrophotography. There's a little bit of light pollution but overall its a decent place to do some night photography.
Great for camping and exploring! I've come here for picnics a few times and it's been great with the fresh air and views. I've camped here a few times and it's great if your nearby! If your looking for a big forest and real distant camping I recommend taking a trip to the Sierra Nevada. Love it here!
Quite hot the day I hiked. Vegetation was all dead. Way too many bugs for my liking. The road to get there was very long and windy. The RIOI for this hike just wasn't there. Palomar Mount and Mt Laguna are much better.
So many trails, peaks to hike, meadows, beautiful campgrounds, horse trails, picnic areas, and lake for fishing and boat rentals. A wonderful natural resource, close to san diego
Gorgeous lake and views popular amongst fishing enthusiasts. There is a camping and RV site by the water, however fires aren't allowed. We had fun hanging out on the public tables. There is also a cornhole, tetherball, and horseshoes game on the lawn.
It was raining so we were about the only people in the whole camp ground. The camp ground is beautiful. Plenty of trees for shade and fire rings in every site. Definitely going back.