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4worldlovers: The Hickey Creek showers are closed for maintenance. The restrooms are open daily from 7am to Sunset.

Registered campers can use the shower facilties at Arroyo Restrooms 1, 2 and 3.

Campers should plan on purchasing firewood from a vendor prior to arrival. Firewood from any outside source must be commercially produced, kiln-dried and heat treated, bundled, labeled and certified as “Pest Free” or “Safe to Move.” Shipping pallets, scrap lumber, wood purchased from tree trimming services, etc. are prohibited. Gathering of dead wood or other plant material within the park is not permitted.

Parking fees (day use): $3 per vehicle entry Monday - Friday; $5 Saturday - Sunday; Higher for some holidays and events (Fee Information)

O'Neill Regional Park's 4,500 acres are situated in beautiful Trabuco and Live Oak Canyons. The park is heavily wooded with coast live oak and sycamore trees. The hillsides surrounding the park are filled with cactus, wild buckwheat, sagebrush and chaparral of scrub oak, buckthorn and mountain mahogany. Trabuco and Hickey Creeks also meander through the park, flowing in winter and early spring, dry in summer and fall.

If you would like to make a camping reservation, go to our online reservations system.

The park serves both as an overnight camping and day-use/picnic facility.

Picnic areas vary in size and are available on a first-come, first-served basis or by reservation. Barbeques and picnic tables are available throughout the park. Call the park for more information.

4worldlovers: Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and alternate Mondays 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Parking fees: $3 per vehicle entry Monday - Friday; $5 Saturday - Sunday; Higher for some holidays and events (Fee Information)

All Recreational Vehicles (RVs) and all motor vehicles 20 feet and longer shall park in designated spaces only.

Mile Square Regional Park is an urban park located in the City of Fountain Valley and totals 607 acres of land. Within the park's boundaries are three regulation golf courses, three soccer fields, three baseball and three softball diamonds, an archery range and a nature area. Also, there are two fishing lakes, concession-operated bike and paddle boat operations, a wide expanse of picnic areas as well as numerous picnic shelters. Shelters serve a wide variety of visitors ranging from individuals to families and group organizations to annual company picnics.

65 acres of land located adjacent to Brookhurst is leased to the City of Fountain Valley for recreational purposes. This parcel has been developed by the city into a high-activity community park. Facilities provided by the city include a community center building, ball diamonds, basketball courts, outdoor play areas and a tennis court complex. Night lighting is provided on much of the outdoor facilities to extend playing hours.

4worldlovers: Camping in the Lower Moro, Upper Moro, and Deer Canyon Campsites

This is not beach camping. All Crystal Cove Primitive tent sites are accessible only by foot, and require at least a 3 mile hike inland from the parking lot.

No drinking water is available, all belongings and trash must be packed in and packed out with you.

There are no wood or charcoal fires permitted in the park. Only backpack stoves are permitted.

Fees include entry for 1 vehicle. Any additional vehicle will be $15 per night.

4worldlovers:
Our RV park caters to seniors with the traveling bug. But our prices will encourage you to extend your visit.


Orange County, California, is one of those places people love to visit. Or, maybe they’d even like to move here.


RV camping is continuing to grow in popularity among the senior set, and we’re ready for all comers...


Orange County, California, is known for its wonderful Mediterranean climate, fabulous beaches, unique entertainment, and for being the home of the original Disneyland. Fortunately, for those seeking an affordable way to take advantage of all it offers, Orange County also is home to Parque Santiago Mobile Home Park in Tustin.


We at Parque Santiago Mobile Home Park welcome our short-term visitors to the area, as well as a long term RV park for those who want to make a home here. The park features gorgeous, manicured lots that provide privacy and security. Our RV lots are a full 8 feet wide and 29 to 40 feet long, capable of handling the most extreme RVs on the road.

Parque Santiago is one of the few mobile home and RV parks in the area that specifically caters to our senior population. Security and providing for a warm, relaxing living environment are our primary concerns.

Visitors will find comfort and beauty at a welcome low price, regardless of the length of your stay. The traditional RV parks in Orange County have a price arrangement that can make a long stay prohibitively costly. But at Parque Santiago, our prices are geared for the visitor planning on staying long term.

Even with our lower prices, Parque Santiago doesn’t skimp on the facilities available to visitors. Those high-priced parks can’t outdo Parque Santiago in the list of amenities we offer, which include:

• A location near shopping, medical care, the post office, libraries, and other facilities and points of interest

Our goal at Parque Santiago Mobile Home Park is to be the premier location for low-cost senior living in the greater Orange County area. We strive to make life here as relaxing as possible, with a variety of options so you can live at the pace you set.