We live in Yuma and try to cool down from time to time in the summer by taking short trips. Most of the time we go to northern AZ or NM. We were going to stay a week and travel on to San Diego for another week. When we got there it was real warm and thought the pool would feel real good at the end of a day of traveling. I had noticed a lot of people at the pool but did not think to much about it. After getting set up and having dinner, the wife and I wanted to go for a swim. When we got to the pool I could not believe the color of the water. You could not even see the bottom! There was garbage every where. Needless to say we did not go into the water. When I told the owner he said it would clear up soon and it OK to swim. The next day I went to the pool mid day to have a look. I think every one from the nearby reservation was in the pool and spa. The kids were even eating in the pool. I guess they charge $5 per person to anyone out of the park. There must have been 25 little kids in the water. Did not know this before we checked in. We left early!! Will never go back!!

This past weekend was the worst camping trip I have even been on, including ones that had trips to the ER. My parents and I took my children and my sisters children here for the weekend. Before we ever arrived the campground had changed our spots three times, because someone kept messing up the reservation. We arrived on Thursday and found out on Friday that they had a very bad yellowjacket problem. So bad that we couldn't take the kids swimming becasue my husband was bitten in the pool. About 7pm on Friday night (after we had been there for over 24 hours) the summer regular that was next to my parents told the office they were crooked in the sight and a foot into his site. At dusk managment expected us to pack up and move sights. Keep in mind we had four children under the age of 5, and the baby was already in bed asleep. When we refused to move right then, and said we would just leave in the morning the owner called the police to have us removed. The owner and his staff were very rude, and since we were willing to leave the next morning (2 days before our reservation was up) there was no need to expose 4 children to police. In the end the owners wife send the cops away and said we could stay through the night. Worst customer service I have ever seen in my entire life!!!

We visited friends in the summer of 2009 and it was fun. BUT!!!
We were going to stay again this summer but for a month this time and when we called were told the rates had gone from $490 a month to $675. An almost $200 increase from last year? I couldn't believe it, Do these owners stay on top of the news? The economy is in a pitfall and people are loosing their jobs and homes right and left. And to top it off this is a rustic not upgraded rv camp yet they are charging you almost the same price as many many RV parks in San Diego.
The roads in the rv camp are unpaved and the sites rather primitive (all dirt sites)
And even though I had fun with my friends one huge draw back was the pool, they allow outsiders to come in and swim. In fact it was so populated with outsiders on the weekend I was there and so noisy we never got to enjoy the pool. A big disappointment since it was over 100 degrees that day. I couldn't figure out or my friends who stay there why the owners do not consider the paying guests as more valuable that outsiders who they charge $5 each and who cause the pool to look murky. Yikes to scary to even swim or step into the hot tub. My friends who stay there say they have given up on even using the pool as the outsiders have taken it over. The reason my friends like the rv park is they have off road vehicles they ride in the area and in the park so they over look many of the draw backs of Sacred Rocks but are not happy with many things the owners do. But I just wanted to go up and enjoy my friends company but I am from Imperial Valley and Boulevard can get up to 105 degrees I decided I am going on in to San Diego for about $730 (only $55 more that Sacred Rocks) and have cool weather, paved roads, be near the beach and no outsiders in the pool! I am Sad about the increase in the monthly and daily rates but figure my friends can come into San Diego this summer to visit me.

We have never stayed at a park where the staff is as friendly and helpful. Sharon and Dimitri are working hard to upgrade this park. It has just won the 'Most Earth Friendly Park in America' award from Plan-It Green. It is a short drive from Highway 8, but go slow on the entry road, the big rain storm took it's toll and they have lots of work to do. There are 8 ft. wide trails cleared on the 163 acres. There are a few rental cottages. The park is a forest of oak trees, lots of shade. There is a tenting area cleared. We loved the huge rocks, the labrynth, the wide spaces and picnic tables, the trails, the quiet, and if it were summer I am sure we would have enjoyed the pool and spa. Mostly we enjoyed the cool nights, sunny days, and QUIET. The wild turkeys trotting through each evening were icing on the cake.