Idyllwild Regional Park

Here's what their website says: Pets must be kept on controlled leashes (Maximum leash length – 6 feet) Do not leave pet(s) unattended Clean up promptly after pet(s)

No, must pay for hiking or camping The fees posted at entrance Pay online, at cashier or self pay. This park is nice and relies on fees to the county of Riverside to keep running. Many people working there are local volunteers supporting the park.

Yes, but check online to make sure campsites are available during popular dates. If you drive up for the day there is a sign showing the fees, which sites are not reserved and a self pay station. If there is no staff or host use the self pay. if you do not have cash fill out the envelope and write your cell # so they can call you to take payment by card.

No

You still pay to get into the park,....tjey have 4 handicap parking spaces close to the bathroom. Also,...in town, the spaces are all free. Have fun

Camping:30-35 per night (includes 6 people,2 vehicles) Day use: $6 per adult $3 per child (12 and younger) $2 per pet Snow play: $10 per adult $5 per child (12 and younger)

I think it is a great Camp ground i go every year but always make a reservation

If you get there during business hours if not you can put cash or check in the self pay

You can call for idywild campground 951-659-2607 or RivCoParks.org

No lake. Not many at all you can swim in. Bunch you can picnic at though.

Lake Fulmor is 10 miles from Idyllwild County Park. Stop at Mt San Jacinto Ranger station for a permit to fish and park

Still no one answered the question. The question was HOW FAR (ie: half mile walking, can drive etc)

Yes we called before we went and the lady that works here was very very helpful

Idllywild County Park is a Campground/ Park/ Hiking Trails.....25.00 a night for camping .6.00 a adult for Day use, 3.00 for children, 2.00 per dog camping per night or day use. 200 acres of Hiking Trails...Closes Fishing is Lake Hemet off the 74...

No, currently only roads open are access through Palm Desert 74, or the 79 at Temecula transitioning to the 371 Anza. The dirt road is an old fire road and it is not accessible at this time. Check Caltrans for correct info.

No. Idyllwild is at 5000 ft. Snow is seasonal. Check NOAA for current conditions

The village community center is under construction. Idyllwild County Park has 200 acres of hiking, camping, a Nature Center and picnic areas. There is a fee to enter the park

Yes. There are walk up reservations

2pm

Give the reservation line a call and stay up to date with fire updates. No damage to idy park this far

Yes as a last week

No, the spots with electrical are for camp hosts and are always occupied. There is no dump station at this campground. Dry camping only

how long is the south ridge trail hike?

Day use fee, camping fee, snow play parking fee.

Check local weather through NOAA. There is never a guarantee of snowfall as Idyllwild is at 5000 ft. as of January 1, 2020 the last snowfall is beginning to melt in the park. the park does charge extra for Snowplay days. $10.00 per adult and $5.00 per child. pets allowed at $2.00 but must remain on leash and you must pick up pet waste If there is snow, check CalTrans for info on roads and chain requirements.

The campsites are very large. So they can accomodate large RV's. BUT the biggest issue is the elevations of the sites. They are not level at all. The park does not maintain them to grade.