Anaheim RV Resort

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This will be our first trip to Disneyland. My hubby, MIL, FIL, and 2 kids (4 and 1) We are driving from Alberta, Canada with our RV and Disneyland is one of many stops.
I have booked at Anaheim RV Resort and it is hard to get any reviews, I depend heavily upon Trip Advisor but am taking all the Reviews on this RV Park with a grain of salt due to the fact they are all posted by a one time poster.

Anyway, I have stumbled upon this site, and have hit the Jackpot with all the wealth of information.

Can anyone please advise on this RV park or any other park in the area.
Anyone that has stayed here can they also comment on the ART from this location. I still can't make up my mind to use this or drive our vehicle and park it.

Thanks!!!

 

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I've stayed at most of the Disneyland area RV resorts over the years. None of them are what I would call top resort class RV parks. They're all basically parking lots with a few trees, decent pool etc. It's been a few years since I've been to Anaheim RV but it was clean and probably the nicest of the area but still very basic. I would try posting on RV.NET forums. Theres always tons of people with knowledge of just about every RV park in the country there!

I miss Disney's own RV park which used to be where Mickey and Friends parking garage is now.

 

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Hi there~

We have never stayed at the Anaheim RV Resort but have enjoyed staying at Orangeland RV Resort. This is a nice, quiet resort located just 5 minutes from Disneyland. They have a nice pool, grilling area and very clean restroom/shower facilities. They have a computer area with free Wi-Fi and also allow you use of the printers without charge. They also have a nice dog run area if you are traveling with pets.

We have stayed here many times and always have an enjoyable time. The park has many citrus trees and the fruit is free for the picking. In the office they have the tree picker to borrow and will give you a map of the park to see what the various trees are for the fruit.

Rates run from $65-80 per site. We have stayed at the premium or preferred site. These have a nice table and chairs so we can enjoy time at the site with a nice outdoor eating area.

Check them out at www.orangeland.com