Anaheim Harbor RV Park

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Yes

Do you do monthly and what's is the rate

There is a small tent area but i do not know about its availability through out the. calendar year. I stayed for a couple days in March and there were 2 of i think 4 tent sites being occupied. I'd call the office. The management team is attentive and helpful

How much monthly rate.

Yes. Have see tents and tent trailers there.

Yes they are scooter accessible.

To camp or to stay

Hello I had the senior rate Annette was I think it was 25 and night you need to call them 4 year rate have a good day

Yes they do, like Christy said. I'm handi cap and stayed in a regular site. Sites are kinda tight to get your rig in. The park is very clean and the saff is friendly and helpful. Great place to stay and visit Disneyland. We stayed for five days and plan on returning

Yes, that would be allowed. The sites are essentially a parking space, so as long as you are contained to your space you're fine. The showerhouse is also very nice.

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No, they close about 5pm if you make reservations for after hour arrival they will give you instructions on what to do at the time of reservations. Some times people cancel and they have last minute openings. They've always been very accommodating to us, we've stayed there several times!

It depends on the day. You can email and ask

It's walkable, took us about 20 minutes. Its the closest RV park to the park.

Yes. My family took advantage of them. Clean and well taken care of.

No you have to supply ur own

I paid 54. For a night. Great place!

Same question!

Call the office or go online during the regular business hours ,they've set up for your arrival A deposit amount will be either charged to your card and remaining balance will be drawn by 11am, check out time next day enjoy your stay

Please call the RV park. They can assist you.

Yes there is they have a little small place that you can rent not sure about the prices tho

think that this is possible, there had been a number of rvs/trailers more at the back who looked to be there for a longer time. send them an email they had been very responsive in the past.

Yes they have 2 tent sites with bbq , very close to restrooms and showers

they are

40 a night

2 tent Area Next to the garbage.... nope*

depends on the space, think we paid 70usd for a deluxe one 3 weeks ago. prices are on their homepage listed. great place when visiting Disney.

Not that I know of. All ages there

If you call them and reserve a spot and tell them that you are going to be a late arrival they will leave you an envelope with all your information in it hanging on the main office door. It worked very well for us.

There is a $5 transport option that picks you up at the bus stop

Not sure, depends on the size/slides/etc. I think we paid $59. /night. 33' no slides small space. They have many sizes and also have weekly and monthly rates. Best to call them.

There was an RV in the space next us that had their kids staying in a tent. (It looked like a 2-person.) Some of the spots have grass between them. They were there several days, and it didn't seem that the RV staff minded. There certainly should be room behind a 17' trailer, but a 6-person tent would probably have to go on the cement, so bring air mattresses.

They have nightly and weekly rates sites run depending on size but the website has all prices or call the staff is wonderful

I had a 38.5 foot and it was fine if they gave you two sites next to each other. You do need 2 sites, one for rig, one for tow vehicle. I was able to get the sites next to the pool and strattled the back stop so I didn't need to disconnect. No pull throughs. No bigger than 40.

Orange RV is annoying about a 40 ft. They used to let up have a parking source for our truck because their spaces don't accommodate both. Last time they made a big deal about it and wouldn't let us come with the same set up. Harbor has been accommodating and worked with is. Orange is nicer, but it's right near the tent city. Harbor is closer to Disney, a bit more complicated to navigate the park with just a tow vehicle and a 40 foot, but doable. Doubt you can navigate either park with a triple load.

It all depends on your site choice. Check out time is 11 am. If the space you want is occupied you will need to wait. If you want to park before you go into Disneyland, show up the night before!

No, but very nice place with heated outdoor pool, hot clean showers, rest rooms. Nice laundry facilities with only $1.00 to wash and $1.00 to dry clothes. Sit back watch color tv while doing clothes, fold on beautiful granite countertops. Barbecue areas are covered with picnic tables, and there is gas fire pit to sit and warm yourselves by. Lovely RV park.

I was there in the end of June 2017 and did Tent camping. It was a little expensive for my tastes but the cheapest and only tent space around. It was pretty quiet during the night after the Disneyland fireworks were done. You can see them and hear them from any site. There is a Security Guard on 24 / 7 so there is nothing to worry about. There is a beautiful swimming pool too. All people are mixed together. Families and seniors. This park is also residential in the back section. The front section is for overnighter. There is a store and a laundry room that are beautifully maintained. There are also cook stoves set up around the park. Propane is provided for barbeques too and beautiful ables under pergola to stay out of the sun. Get my drift, it is a beautiful park to stay in with a lot of adminities.

There are no trailers or living quarters in general for rent, it's just a place to rent a space to park your own trailer or RV. They do have showers and bathrooms that are cleaned at least once a day and very well kept. Full hookups, water electric and sewer at every site. Trash services also included. As for amenities, they have a swimming pool, clubhouse with microwave, coffee maker, vending machine, and old school arcade game. Barbeque grills and gazebos are available as well. I've stayed there several times, I love it 😀

Google shows .9 mile walk to the entrance of Disneyland. So should take 10 to 20 minutes to walk into the park.

I'm am not sure if the renovations are finished or not, but i do know Frank G Bonnelli camp ground is not far from Disney and they have a great facility there. Both are very nice parks

We just paid $560 for a week in Feb. Delux space

Monthly around 800 or 900

Agree with Melinda's answer. There are only a few tent spots. Also only a few trailer spots with grass but tent would have to be small..

When you arrive there is an entrance and exit, pull into entrance passed the security booth and you will stop at stop sign and office is to the right in center, they will guide you to spot