Fairplex RV Park

The location is pretty good for LA. Kept nice and clean but nothing exceptional.

great location next to the Fairplex. I picked up my Nexus Phantom from the manufacturer before the start of the show so wanted something easy.

Easy, level pull thru sites was just what I wanted for my first night of camping.

Some road, airplane, and railroad noise. Clean laundry and pool area. Small, limited store wirh a few RV and food supplies. Friendly staff.

We stayed here at one time for three months while our home was being built in Arizona. This was the main reason we returned since we were going to be in the area for a reunion. Not many places to chose from but this never disappoints. Nice area to walk dogs. Lots of tree which made our spot hard to get satellite but we managed with long cord. Wifi was good. Thanks to Nanci in the office who went over and beyond helpful. Nice pool and spa, laundry and showers good also. Some spaces are a little close but we were on the end near the fair parking lot which has a nice and large grass area.

Nice location for RV show in next door fairplex. Nothing great about the location. Some airport noise. But for fairplex access you can’t beat it

Pro- each camp site has 2 hook ups. Pool, laundry and showers clean. They have cabins to rent with no bathrooms. Tent camping Withy electricity. Some sites have plenty of shade, others don’t. Front desk was nice and helpful even though they changed my original site without asking. I still give them a thumbs up.
Cons my site was to close to the Main Street. Sites are very small! Only 5 feet between sites. Only premium sites have a little more space. Lots of dogs barking. No camp fires.

The choices in LA are limited for good RV stays. When we planned our trip all the regional parks and beaches were closed due to COVID. Fairplex had room for us and we are grateful. The monthly rate was helpful although it is a bit pricey but understandable due to land cost in the LA area. The sites are tight and probably 75% long term residents who are mostly working in the area. The pool looked nice and the park is quiet at night. There are those who leave early in the morning for work driving diesel pickups. Although we would have rather stayed in one of the regional parks, we needed a 30-day stay and they are limited to 14 days. WIFI is slow and not adequate for the number of campers. We would stay here again when in need of a 30 day stay. for shorter stays we will definitely look at one of the regional or beech parks.

Finding an RV Park in LA with extended stay is difficult. I live full time elsewhere, however I am staying at Fairplex on an extended basis for employment. I am giving Fairplex 2 stars because it’s available for what I need, decent location, Manager is friendly and the facilities are kept fairly well.

First issue to address is the lack of enforcing rules. The Laundry room is 600 square feet, staying distant from people is difficult. There is a huge sandwich board sign at the entrance with a stop sign, instructions, rules about entering, wearing a mask. A sign stating L.A. County code requires a mask is on the door. On 6 occasions I asked people to please get their mask, 3 of those people were confrontational. I am exposed to high risk people daily and if I get sick, they get sick. I approached the office staff, nothing has changed.

Dogs are required to be leashed however many of the large breeds are left unleashed. Many times these larger dogs will run unsupervised throughout the park. Yesterday I witnessed a Brown German Shorthair and Herding dog running through people sites, sniffing and urinating. The shorthair was confrontational, his hair was standing up the entire time. Playing fetch with your dog is ok, but unsupervised, unleashed animals are not. The Management ignores this.

Noise isn’t terrible, people are within close proximity and do pretty well. However there is an annoying group of Lineman (Brotherhood of Electrical Workers) who clearly don’t have respect for others. The sound of a diesel pickup is expected at 5 AM, but the blasting stereo is not. All these union brotherclowns have motorcycles, dirt bikes, ORV’s etc. It’s one thing if they start and ride them away. But on nearly every occasion engines are being revved, they are left running and the noise is loud and disturbing. They drive fast, especially the Harley MC owners. Most all of these clowns have dogs, my neighbor saw a dog off leash and made a comment to me about it loud enough that the dog's owner walking behind could hear it. Two days later my neighbor was confronted by the dog owner who asked how long they had been at Fairplex and claiming the rules meant nothing. This is the same dog that trotted into my site and urinated on my stairs right in front of me. There are a number of these lineman living here, they are arrogant, disruptive and disrespectful. Fairplex won’t ask them to abide by the rules.

My spot was filthy when I pulled in, there was straw/hay, nails, screws and other garbage. The dirt on the asphalt was thick and full of hardware. I spent a lot of time trying to get all the screws and nails out of the mud that I hosed into the street. I keep finding fasteners of all types in the dirt that was once grass that still waters the dirt, so wasteful and you can imagine the muddy mess.

I have seen the Manager drive the property one time, I have seen the staff drive the property less than 5 times. They stay in their office and have no idea what is happening. It wouldn’t take much to make this a great place for everyone, even the union brotherhood bozos who are more of the problem than not.