Soledad Canyon RV & Camping Resort

Absolutely love this park. Especially the new section where we stayed. Nice big sites, clean, close to town and wonderful staff. Check in was quick and easy. A great stop for the night. We are looking forward to returning.

Overall, this trip was pleasant, but there's one thing that desperately needs attention from staff management. When we checked in, I asked, "Is there anything I need to know about the park?" I was told that section M was closed, and anywhere else is open as long as the box isn't painted red. We found a spot (N128) and parked. After a day, our microwave lost power. The next day, our electric fireplace lost power. On the third day, our fridge lost power, and our lights were behaving oddly. My husband talked to the electricians working in section N who told us that the power is not stable in this section, and they advised that we move to another part of the park. So we found a new spot, put our tag on the power box, and packed up to move. However, the box had completely lost power in the night, and that drained our batteries so we couldn't pull in the slide or jacks. Luckily, we had a generator; however, we still weren't getting power to the RV. So we manually lifted everything and moved. After calling an RV repair service to come out, it was determined that the power box fried the top of our power cord; it was literally melted. Luckily, he knew how to fix it, so we bought a new head, and he attached it. It was an ordeal, to say the least, and cost us over $200, but we're so lucky it didn't cost more. While packing up we chatted with out neighbor in the next site over. Our neighbor was an elderly woman who needed power to lift her bed to even get up in the morning. The poor woman lost power in the night and had to use all her might to get out of bed! The thing that bothers me the most is that this park continues to keep section N open even though electricity is unstable (has been for years according to park staff and electricians). Secondly, when I called, twice, to speak with someone about what was happening, they couldn't help but said they would have the manager call. I still have not heard from the manager. We ended up staying in the brand new section K for the remainder of our trip. Everything considered, most of the staff is friendly and helpful. Most of the sites are beautiful and have working power. Reception is only really good in section N where the power is bad unless you have Starlink and can make wifi calls. We love TT and will continue to enjoy their parks; I just hope this park addresses those very important issues.

Great place to camp, we stayed in a K site, and all the spots there were huge! Long and wide, plenty of space for all your stuff. Plenty of trees, lots of activities.Laundry facilities were a little small, and could be a little crowded, but still able to get a machine. Nice and quiet at night, Will be coming back for sure!

This park quiet and solitude. It’s a quiet hidden gem but be prepared to be isolated with very little connection with staff. No activities or customer service and plan on taking care of yourself. This park has a lot of hidden potential but it is not utilizing is resources.

This property just hasn't had any upkeep. I think if they were to work on the campsites it could be nice but until then, it was pretty rundown. In their newer section it looked liked they may have been nicer but those were obviously full.

I stay at Soledad Canyon everytime i come down to California to visit family and friends. Closely located to family and friends to either come visit me or i go to their house. One of my favorite thousand trails locations.

This park is a must visit. It's beautiful, quiet (besides the train), and close enough to LA that everyone can find something to do. The train isn't a negative but it is something to keep in mind if you already have trouble sleeping.

Cons: Weak to non-existant TMobile, unusable pay-to-use park wifi. Pros: Beautiful new sites and scenery. Many upgrades being done all over the park. Hopefully will install walking paths along main road in park.

Cabin was a little dirtier than i would have expected, dirt and hair on floor and mouse droppings in the kitchen trash can. Train was right next to the cabin and blew its horn all night at the crossing keeping us awake.