Table Mountain (Angeles)

Table Mountain Rd, Llano, CA 93544

Contact: (760) 249-3526

https://www.recreation.gov/camping/table-mountain-angeles/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=73585

$25per night

RV/TrailersThis campground allows RVs or Trailers at some campsites

This campground has NO Electric hookups

This campground has NO sewer hookups

This campground has NO water hookups

This campground has NO showers on site

This campground is pet-friendly. Bring your pals!

This campground does NOT have accessibility campsites and features

Updated 2023-02-02

Overview

Table Mountain Campground is located within Angeles National Forest northeast of Los Angeles. Although not far from major urban areas, this campground is fairly secluded in the hills and forests surrounding the San Gabriel Mountain Range.

The campground features 113 single sites (maximum 8 guests, 2 vehicles) and 5 double sites (maximum 16 guests, 4 vehicles), all of which are mixed-use for tents or RVs. The maximum size limit for RVs ranges from approximately 27 feet to 48 feet. No hookups are available. Pets are allowed within the campground.

Table Mountain has one quadruple site that functions as its group camp. It can fit up to 32 people and 8 vehicles under 24 feet. Trailers, RVs, and tents are allowed. Amenities include drinking water, vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, and storage boxes for food. The nearby North Lodge also has a concession stand, general store, and gift shop.

The campground is popular year-round. It closes for the winter, usually from the first week of November through early April.

Best Campsites at Table Mountain (Angeles)

Below are Power Camper’s recommended sites if you want to have the best experience at Table Mountain Campground.

Most Convenient: Sites #004–008

Next to vault toilets, drinking water, and trash
Not far from the entrance
Closest to the North Lodge
Downside: may be noisier/busier by the entrance

Most Private: Sites #009–010, #041, #057–058

#009–010: somewhat private but close to amenities
#041: very secluded with no surrounding sites
#057–058: elevated double site
Downside: #41 and #57–58 are far from amenities

Close to Parking Area: #075, #079

Relatively private, located by end of a loop
Next to the parking lot
Close to toilets and drinking water
Downside: farther from the entrance and trash

Unique Experiences

After working up an appetite on the trails, stop by the nearby North Lodge Adventure Center for a cold pitcher of beer, a bacon double cheeseburger, or some chili cheese nachos.
Hop in the car to drive along the Angeles Crest Scenic Byway and experience stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountain Range and the majesty of the pine forests all around you.
Winding its way from Mexico to Washington State, the Pacific Crest Trail is the perfect place for a short trek, a daytime hike, or a longer journey through nature.
Challenge your loved one to a round of disc golf at the North Lodge, the highest-elevation course in the area that promises unbeatable scenery, some friendly competition, and refreshments just around the corner.

Table Mountain (Angeles) Campground Rules

Max Trailer/RV Length

48 Feet

Max People per Site

Max Vehicles per Site

Fires allowed?

Only in designated fire rings

Pets allowed?

Yes

Table Mountain (Angeles) Reservation Information

Reservations Allowed?

Reservations Required?

Yes

Reservations can be made at www.recreation.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777. Single campsites are $25 per night, and doubles are $50 per night. Each reservation will also be charged an $8 fee during registration. No hookups or upgrades are available. All stays are limited to a maximum length of 14 consecutive days. Guests can reserve up to four sites in a single credit card transaction. Some sites are only available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Ensure you have the following information to make a reservation:

Park selections
Date you wish to start camping
Type and size of camping equipment
Number of people that will occupy the campsite
Number of nights you wish to camp
Alternative park and camping date choices
Your phone number and area code
Method of payment/Credit card number and expiration date
Mailing address

Group Camping Reservations

Table Mountain’s group site can be reserved through the online portal at www.recreation.gov or by phone at 1-877-444-6777. The fee is $100 per night for up to 32 guests, and all reservations are assessed an additional $8 booking fee. No hookups or upgrades are available. This site is not ADA accessible.

Campsite Reservation Cancellations

Cancellations should be requested online at www.recreation.gov in the _My Reservations _area or via phone at 1-877-444-6777. All cancellations will be charged a penalty of $10. For same-day or late cancellations, the campground may also subtract the cost of one night’s stay from any refund owed.

Table Mountain (Angeles) Campground Cost

Single sites

$25

Double Sites

$50

Group Campsite

$235 - $320

Activities

Backpacking

Bike Trails

Horseback Riding

Fishing

Hiking

Photography

Amenities

RV/Trailers

Hookups

Pull Through Spots

Pet Friendly

ADA Sites

Showers

Campfire Rings

Grills

Picnic Tables

Amphitheater

Potable Water

Cell Service

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Nearby Campgrounds to Table Mountain (Angeles)

With no hookups available and a forest setting, Table Mountain Campground has fewer amenities and a different environment compared to many other campgrounds throughout the state. Since many campsites can accommodate larger RVs over 40 feet, this campground makes an excellent option for campers who are unable to fit into campgrounds with stricter length restrictions. Furthermore, at a price point of only $25 per night for single sites and $100 per night for the group camp, Table Mountain is far more affordable if guests are willing to forego amenities like hookups. The nearby North Lodge provides many comforts and luxuries to make a stay at Table Mountain more comfortable despite limited in-campground facilities.

South Carlsbad State Beach

South Carlsbad State Beach features over 200 sites of varying types. A small quantity of sites have full or double hookups, while others are primitive sites for tent or RV camping. ADA-accessible sites are also available.

The campground has a paid dump station that costs $10 per use. Oceanfront and inland sites are $50 and $35, respectively, with the option to upgrade to hookups for an additional $25 per night. Between the bluffs and the beach, South Carlsbad has a much different setting compared to the forests of Table Mountain.

Carpinteria State Beach

Carpinteria State Beach features almost 200 individual campsites with hookups and seven group sites that can accommodate 25–40 people. At a rate of $45 without hookups, $70 with hookups, and $180 for group sites, the fees are significantly more than at Table Mountain. The beach setting and tide pools further distinguish Carpinteria from Angeles National Forest.

Dogwood Campground

Dogwood Campground has dozens of sites divided into four categories: tent-only ($37), double ($73), single without hookups ($37), and single with electric hookups ($47). Each site has a picnic table and a fire ring. Flush toilets and showers are on site. There is no group site, so campers in groups of over 16 people will need to reserve group sites at other locations like Table Mountain.

Serrano Campground

Serrano Campground has over 100 mixed-use sites that can accommodate RVs of up to 40 feet. Serrano provides a similar forest setting to Table Mountain with the option for additional amenities and upgrades. Approximately 27 sites have electric and water hookups, and there is an on-site dump station within the campground. However, no group sites or double sites are offered at Serrano, so groups traveling with over 8 guests will need to make separate reservations to stay at this campground.