RV Camping with Full Hookups?

[NightGuardianAngel]

Does Disneyland in California have a RV resort like Disney World does in Florida? I feel very comfortable staying in my motorhome (flat towing my mid size truck to get around town without closing camp) than in a hotel since I can bring the comforts of home and a full kitchen (saves a ton of money to cook my own food) with me and I enjoy the outdoors. The queen size bed in my motorhome is very comfortable with a sleep number mattress and i can stream Disney Plus, Max, and Netflix just like at home.

Everything, including eating out all the time, is a lot more expensive in California.

 

[irlandaise]

Does Disneyland in California have a RV resort like Disney World does in Florida?

The entire Disneyland complex is just a few hundred acres in an urban setting. There's zero room for anything like Fort Wilderness. However, there are RV parks in the general area; you can do a web search for those.

 

[StarlitNight05]

Does Disneyland in California have a RV resort like Disney World does in Florida? I feel very comfortable staying in my motorhome (flat towing my mid size truck to get around town without closing camp) than in a hotel since I can bring the comforts of home and a full kitchen (saves a ton of money to cook my own food) with me and I enjoy the outdoors. The queen size bed in my motorhome is very comfortable with a sleep number mattress and i can stream Disney Plus, Max, and Netflix just like at home.

Everything, including eating out all the time, is a lot more expensive in California.

Looks like Anaheim Harbor RV park is somewhat within walking distance (one reviewer on Google said 20 min). They appear to have full hookups...but it would definitely be a different vibe compared to Fort Wilderness at WDW.

https://anaheimharborrvpark.com/
https://yelp.to/ybP0Apmfy8
https://g.co/kgs/g31vpLC

 

[avalovesminnie]

Crystal cove state park has RV sites with full hook ups and amazing views. It’s about 20-30 min out just south of Newport Beach. I wouldn’t do sequential park days if staying there. You likely need to book 6 months ahead at 8 am

 

[ClaraOswald]

As others said, nothing near the park will have an outdoorsy-vibe. There are a couple RV parks nearby. Never stayed at either but they look okay as long as you have proper expectations.

Orangeland Rv Park seems to get good reviews. https://www.orangeland.com/

They are a little less than 5 miles from Disneyland. They have full hookups, pool, mini-golf and other various amenities. But the sites are close together in a more 'parking lot' style.