I stayed here for about two months when moving to town. Things were straightforward- good monthly rate, mostly quiet neighbors. The only downside was the train tracks that run literal feet away, so you need to be prepared to be woken up by train horns every hour.
This park is well-run by kind and hard-working people and filled with good neighbors. It has various sized spots, full hook-ups and internet, showers and bathrooms, and easy walking distance to downtown. The managers also run the local Christian store. The rates here are good and we were lucky to get a spot!
The new management has added colorful landscaping to beautify our surroundings. Also, they have put in place a helpful, skilled and reliable maintenance department. We enjoy the trains and the planes.
Absolutely fantastic interaction with the host/owner but disappointed to find quite a bit of broken glass and trash debris on our site we have dogs. Moved to another campground in the area for nicer views, less train-noise, and better ground maintenance for a better price.
9/6/2022 This park has major electrical issues and outages, which has caused the specific row I stay on, with my trailer, and at least 5 other trailers surrounding me to have power continuously go out and on over many hours during hottest part of day. Today alone power went out no less than 25 times between 12 and 7 p.m. This has been occuring for the last 6 days, causing the temperature inside to reach very close to 100 degrees same as temperature outside. I advised management at the onset, a week ago, but they chose to do nothing about it, and instead went away for the long holiday weekend. With the constant on and off of power over several hours, and several days, in the extreme heat, I fear that my coach could now be damaged by the ongoing electrical problem. Which by the way, is not affecting the manager's space. The word here that's gotten back to me, is that the manager has stated, "it's not that bad" meaning, he's aware of the problem but doesn't consider this to be a life threatening situation for the tenants and pets affected by these power outages and surges. Most of the tenants affected are seniors, very elderly, and several disabled. My thoughts for prospective tenants is that if you want to pay $600 a month for rent the cost here plus being billed for electric, go to Willow Springs RV and Mobile Home Park. They charge the same price, while including such amenities as air conditioned clubhouse, game room, small library for book exchange, and a swimming pool!. NONE of which is included here at Trails End RV Park. Lots of noise pollution due to train tracks and airport immediately next to park. This is a sad place to stay.
Nice management, clean park, has showers Laundry room. Near train tracks so get use to trains blowing their horn.
It's a great park with mostly long term residents. It's right by the train and airport so it's loud obviously but that's Tehachapi, if you stay anywhere near downtown, you will still hear the train. The park has clean restrooms, showers and laundry facility. The manager is always helpful and answers the phone and is available. I'm surprised by people complaining in google reviews about this place. It's actually fully booked so I'm sure some other people appreciate the community and the management.
Garbage… doesn’t take cards, or cash, only checks/money orders. Laundry mats washers are out of order and the dryers don’t dry and there’s rats. Stay somewhere else
Very quiet and peaceful place to live. As well as surprisingly very affordable for being so close to downtown Tehachapi.
Nice park fun manager. A lot of full-timers with some spaces for travelers. Be aware it's very close to the airport and very close to train tracks with a crossing, horns going on throughout the night. We find there's a lot of RV parks and campgrounds that are built near the railroad so we're used to it but if you're sensitive to it just be aware.
