Angeles - Table Mountain

Located just a few miles outside of the Los Angeles metro area, the Angeles National Forest is the desert playground of the city. Vegetation ranges from chaparral and oak at lower elevations to pine at higher altitudes. Campers come here to explore hundreds of miles of trails on foot, horseback, or ATVs. They also come to swim, boat, and fish in the scattered lakes.

American Land & Leisure currently runs four facilities in the Angeles National Forest.

Table Mountain Campground is located 3 miles from Wrightwood at an elevation of 7200 feet. Set in a hilly, oak and pine setting with a large meadow, this campground has 115 camp sites and a large amphitheater. Campers come here to mountain bike, hike, fish, and relax in the shade. Two sets of hosts work together to care for this facility. Each host site will hold an RV up to 32 feet long. Piped water is available. Hours are 20 to 30 hours per week per couple. The campground is open from late April to mid-November.


Jackson Flats Campground is located 10 miles from Wrightwood at an elevation of 7500 feet. Set in a ponderosa pines wood on Jackson Lake, this campground has 5 large group sites. Domestic water and flush toilets are available. Caring for this facility takes 20 to 30 hours per week per couple. The campground is open from late April to mid-November.

Mountain Oak Campground is located 8 miles from Wrightwood near Jackson Lake. Set in an oak and sugar pine forest, this campground has 17 sites. Campers come here to hike, fish and boat. Piped water is available. The host site will hold up to an 18 foot rig. The area managers for the Angeles region live at and care for this facility and Lake Campground. The campground is open from late April to mid-November.

Lake Campground is located 5 1/2 miles from Wrightwood, on Jackson Lake. This secluded campground is scattered with oak trees for shade, and has 8 campsites. Campers come here to fish, hike, boat, and swim. Lake campground is open from late April to mid-November.