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Crystal Lake Campground
Crystal Lake is a campground run by the USDA Forest Service in Angeles National Forest[5]. Recreation.gov lists 131 campsites here, all standard nonelectric[1].
What to expect
Recreation.gov counts 131 overnight campsites at Crystal Lake[1]. Its listing says 131 sites accept an RV or trailer and 131 accept a tent[6]. The longest rig allowed at any site is 40 feet[3]. Recreation.gov also shows 3 sites with water hookups and none with electric or sewer hookups[4]. The Recreation.gov description says the campground is open but sites are not reserved through that site, and they are first-come, first-served[7]. Another Recreation.gov field says the campground can be reserved[2], so check the official listing before you go. Check-in is 2:00 PM for 92 of 113 sites[8], and check-out is 11:00 AM for 101 of 113 sites[9].
Campsite details
From Recreation.gov campsite records. Details can change, so check the listing before you book.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Campsites[1] | 131 |
| Site types[1] | 131 standard nonelectric |
| Reservations[2] | Yes, on Recreation.gov |
| Accessible sites[10] | 8 |
| Hookups[4] | electric 0, water 3, sewer 0 sites |
| Longest RV or trailer[3] | 40 ft (median 30 ft) |
| Equipment[6] | RV or trailer at 131 sites, tent at 131 sites |
| Pets[11] | Allowed at all listed sites |
| Campfires[12] | Allowed at all listed sites |
| Check-in[8] | 2:00 PM |
| Check-out[9] | 11:00 AM |
| People per site[13] | 8 |
Before you go
- Recreation.gov sources disagree on booking[2][7], so confirm how to get a site before you drive out.
- Fire restrictions can apply at any time, even where campfires are listed as allowed[12].
- The official page has the current details.
- Most sites allow up to 8 people[13].
- 8 of the 131 campsites are marked accessible on Recreation.gov[10].
Questions people ask
- Can you reserve a campsite at Crystal Lake?
- Recreation.gov says Crystal Lake can be reserved[2]. Its description says sites are first-come, first-served instead[7]. Check the official listing for current rules.
- How long can an RV be at Crystal Lake?
- The longest RV or trailer allowed at any site is 40 feet[3]. The median across sites with a listed limit is 30 feet[3].
- Does Crystal Lake have hookups?
- Recreation.gov lists 0 sites with electric hookups, 3 with water hookups and 0 with sewer hookups out of 131 campsites[4].
Facts and sources
- Recreation.gov lists 131 overnight campsites at Crystal Lake: 131 standard nonelectric. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Crystal Lake can be reserved on Recreation.gov. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Longest RV or trailer length allowed at any site at Crystal Lake: 40 feet (median across sites with a listed limit: 30 feet). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Hookups at Crystal Lake per Recreation.gov site details: 0 sites with electric hookups, 3 with water hookups, 0 with sewer hookups, out of 131 campsites. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Crystal Lake is a campground managed by the USDA Forest Service in Angeles National Forest. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Permitted equipment at Crystal Lake: 131 sites accept an RV or trailer and 131 accept a tent. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Recreation.gov description for Crystal Lake. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Check-in time at Crystal Lake on Recreation.gov: 2:00 PM (for 92 of 113 sites). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Check-out time at Crystal Lake on Recreation.gov: 11:00 AM (for 101 of 113 sites). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- 8 of the 131 campsites at Crystal Lake are marked accessible on Recreation.gov. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Pets allowed per Recreation.gov site details at Crystal Lake: yes at all 102 campsites with this detail listed. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Campfires allowed per Recreation.gov site details at Crystal Lake: yes at all 53 campsites with this detail listed. Fire restrictions can apply at any time. Recreation.gov (RIDB)
- Maximum people per campsite at Crystal Lake: 8 at most sites (range 8 to 8). Recreation.gov (RIDB)
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