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Has Service
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Very Pet Friendly
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Price
$40 - $45/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
81 campsites
Season
Open April 1 through...
Cell
Has Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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13652 Highway 79, Julian, CA 92036
Spring weekday campers who want hikable waterfalls and good stargazing will get the most out of this place. Site #27 has water access, site #54 is the seclusion pick if you don't mind hauling gear down. Accessible sites #25, #44, #69, and #78 are solid options for those who need
Summer visitors get the worst of it: meat bees and flies are a real nuisance, fire restrictions may wipe out campfire plans, and reviewer sentiment has been sliding. Sloped sites, ash-filled fire pits, and bathrooms without soap are persistent complaints worth knowing before you
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Spring hits the sweet spot: daytime highs around 55-75°F, nights dropping to 35-45°F, with wildflowers at peak and Green Valley Falls running strong. The oak canopy keeps sites comfortable for hiking and biking. Weekdays stay quieter than weekends after the April 1 opening. Summer brings warmer days but also the fly problem reviewers complain about. Winter sees cooler temps and occasional closures.
Spring is highlighted as best: wildflowers, ideal temps and Green Valley Falls running strong.
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Green Valley Campground in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park offers a range of amenities suitable for tent and RV camping. The campground features picnic tables and fire rings at each site. There are restrooms with flush toilets and pay showers available for campers. Potable water is provided through faucets located every few campsites, ensuring convenience for filling bottles and washing up. Firewood can be purchased on-site at the entrance station or campground host sites, as wood gathering is prohibited. Accessible facilities include restroom and shower buildings and designated campsites. Some user reviews indicate that the bathrooms are clean but lack soap, and the fire pits may occasionally be overflowing with ash. Cell phone coverage varies, with service for some carriers like T-Mobile limited within the campground but available near Lake Cuyamaca.
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Pulled from per-site mentions in 131 reviews.
Accessible site #69 is praised for its spacious layout and proximity to the river.
Site #35 is noted for its proximity to the falls and unique rock formations.
Site #54 offers seclusion but requires carrying gear down to the site.
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