Lake Perris Campground

Dry camping is $30 and hookups are $10 more

U need to reserve your spot either by calling or online

30 dollars per night with one vehicle and 20 dollars for additional vehicle

Yes

Of course...there's clean restrooms and showers also.

3-4 after check out hours

And su page web.

Reservations are made online www.parks.ca.gov/passes. Hope this helps.

You can pay cash or card (expect AMEX I believe) on site, you can also make reservations online. If you get there late make sure to use the entrance on Moreno Valley side off Iris and Via del Lago and you can pay in the morning. Make sure to check what sites are reserved before pulling in to an empty one.

If you are camping then the $10 entrance fee is waived. The campsite price depends on hook up or what they call a dry site. I believe it is $30 and $40.

No...... you can just show up.... but if it's a holiday weekend they might be full and turn you away....

Yes

Yes and water.

Yes. There are bbq grills on the fire pits at the campsites that are generally well maintained, and you can bring your own grill or gas stove etc. for food prep, just keep in mind that bonfires must be in the fire pit at your campsite to comply with fire department rules, you risk a hefty fine if they catch you having bonfires outside the provided pits, especially in summer.

Yes

I agree. I went and tried to get a camping space on friday and they said they were booked for the whole weekend. You would have to call to check available dates and reserve them ahead of time.

Yes.... half the beaches are closed.... but there is plenty of room to go swim.

I think its the same qith groups or big family you might want to get 2 camp site i went with family so a total of 14 to 16 and we got 2 camp site

There is an electrical hookup in theRV space.

$45 a night for R.V. camping, which has electricity, water, and graywater drain hookups and $30 a night for tent camping no hookups. They do have A.D.A accessible sites and bathrooms.

Check the website. During heavy algae blooms they restrict swimming due to it being a health hazard.

Yes it is allowed

Yes there is spots I was there a couple weeks ago

Per their rules dogs are not allowed in the water or 100ft near the water. However, I've seen people do it anyway. So it's up to you if u wanna take the risk...

Im pretty sure you can.

Campfires are allowed. When I was there it was windy untill the sun went down, we held off starting the fire in the wind

Call to check availability. Weekends are busy, weekdays are not. Plan accordingly

Not sure, check website

No they don't you have to bring your own.

You can call them or go online to the website. Lowest cost is $35/night. Some are $45/night plus reservation fees.

My best guess is only in the hunting areas, and state/local rules apply... I'd call the park and talk to them. It's a California State Recreation Area (SRA).

Yes

Do it before 5 pm. Found out that the hard way!

No

Yes

Yes

Yes, we stayed two nights, just make reservations online

$10 each.

They will give you camp site if u call or when u check in.

CA State park.com

It is open. Prices seem to vary, but you can see prices and reserve a spot at https://www.reservecalifornia.com/CaliforniaWebHome/ You just need to narrow it down to Lake Perris

You can not check in until your reserved time, even if your spot is available.

Question makes no sense, How much year??????

Yes sure and.nice restroom too,and clean and safe....

No winter rates

I don't know about the tent sites but rv sites do

No motorized bikes ECT.. Look at the camp ground rules

I don't know. Call the park

It is very pretty but there is a lot road runners but is is beautiful I recommend 10 out of 10

Yes

No. You bring your tent, trailer or motorhome.

We saw people with golf carts, so I'd say yes

Yes but you have to make reservations online. They are not allowing people to just show up. You have to make a reservation at least two days in advance.

No

A five minute walk or so.

Yes

Yes you can

Yes

Its 10 minutes walk if youre on site 70/71 i still drove there weather changes too .

No you don't have to pay. Plus the museum is free as well open Friday thru Sunday

I don't recall but the info is in the website https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=22122

#110 is excelent

Reservecalifornia.com

Maybe

https://www.parks.ca.gov/pages/651/files/campground%20map.bmp

No only 15 days out of a whole year that is all u can stay

Flat rate

8 cool

Been there, lousy camp sites, was great place yrs ago.

I think only of one boat

Take your own there

I believe the discount for veterans and active military is up to %50 at times depending on season and catagory . They have a website that is very user friendly and the discount amounts and the categories are explained in detail charts . http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=

$10 per vehicle.

Yes saw people doing this when we went

The teardrop R.V. rally is a private event. They have reserved the entire Deer loop. The general public will be in the Coyote loop.

No, just flies

Arrival is usually at 2pm to get your pass to get in and car pass. Last time by about 7pm they close one entrance of the lake it was hard to get in after 7pm .

No, but there is group camping available at Bernasconi which is across the lake that is close to the water. Also the main campground at Lake Perris is within walking distance of the lake.

It is $35 a night to tent camp and $45 a night for R.V. Parking is included for one car, you may have to pay for additional vehicles.

Both types camping including on lake and up hill Not elsewhere yet

Yes , there are space avalible in August . you need to call the primary number which is available on the main site and reserve and confirm .

We had a place for a fire pit/ camp fire when we went there. It was a concrete thing provided at the campsite. I don't know if that helped 😂

No annual pass for camping