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Gas islands are tight together. Busy area. Would not recommend for gas unless you absolutely needed it

This was also our second time staying in Santee Lakes - West Oak Loop #217. As the prior review pointed out, the campground offers a variety of site options. Most sites are on a sandy, dirt level surface. There are a few paved, pull thru sites. Most sites are wide and some offer shade. The campground is extremely safe, quiet and is located adjacent to Mission Trails Regional Park which offers miles of hiking and MTB options. Facilities are very well maintained and bathrooms are spotless. RV sites are broken into seven sections (1) Lakeshore Loop - centrally located to the office and lakes however, sites are close together and guest turnover is high. (2) Mulberry Loop - Still lakeside and close to entry/exit gate. Sites are close together but paved. Mostly monthly guest. (3) Sycamore Loop - Small unpaved loop with some shade trees. Mostly monthly guests. Close to entry/exit loop and new bath house. (4) Willow Loop - Larger unpaved loop with more spacious sites close to pool, laundry, rec. room. Some sections of this loop are reserved for larger groups. Some sites require a bit of leveling. (5) East Willow Loop - Mid size loop with large unpaved sites. Sites are nicely organized and do not feel crowded. Mostly monthly guest. (6) - West Oak Loop - Largest of the loops. Sites are very large and unpaved. Can easily accommodate 40' plus a car. Camp host refers to it as "Million Dollar Loop" due to the large number of late model class A rigs that spend the winter here. Most sites are occupied monthly with little guest turnover. This loop is close to the dog run area as well as access trails outside the park. This loop offers little to no shade. (7) East Oak Loop - Mid size loop with large unpaved and semi shaded sites. Mostly monthly guests. Access from Santee Lakes: 20 minutes to Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach, La Jolla, Del Mar. Cell Service: Sporadic Verizon coverage. Wifi: Free but poor service.