I stayed over at this place during my kids' spring break. We stay over the tent, rather than cabin. It costs around $155 per night. One might think that this way over priced for a tent, but with that you get a huge pre-setup tent. Two comfortable beds, lights, heaters, and other hotel amenities, such as towels. It is true... more

We were traveling with friends of ours, altogether a party of 6. We were able to all fit in the Canyon Loft cabin, and so the price worked out pretty reasonably per family. It was unusually hot on the 2nd night we stayed there, and there was a thermal inversion effect happening within the canyon. NO breeze to speak of,... more

I like camping but just can't sleep in a tent/ground any more, so this is the best of both worlds. Having stayed here several years before, I kind of knew what to expect: grounds/cabins are nice, depending on the section; kitchenette & micro; clean bathroom/shower; small creek; flies (in swarms); tweens running around unsupervised. Our cabin was surrounded on 3... more

We just returned from a sister weekend at El Capitan and had a wonderful time. The cabin suite was perfect for us, with just enough space to escape the rain and wind outside. The bedding was nice and having maid service while camping is a rarity! There were several large groups visiting at this time which made it not as... more

We booked this cabin with the idea of having a romantic getaway the cabin we got was $630 with taxes. It was nice but not what i expected for that price. The other cabins are way to close and the bbq grill is actually the fire pit. The complimentary beach cruisers where horrible!!! Rusted and not in the best condition..There... more

I went to school in Santa Barbara and used to love coming up to El Cap before they made it a glamping site. I was actually really excited to spend a little more and have some nicer camping accommodations and my fiancee and I couldn't wait for a relaxing weekend away from the Grind in LA. Then we arrived.... I... more

I loved the Sunset photos of El Capitan and am completely bought into the concept of glamping, but found this spot to be poorly run and expensive for what it is. We've stayed several times at Maho Bay on St. Johns and found that to be an incredible spot and a great value. The idea is a fine one and... more

We stayed for 2 nights and we were expecting some kind of wilderness canyon. It is not like that at all! Instead of trying to paint a picture of a camping image, to be truthful the brochure should show a picnic area with playgrounds and swings, with kids screaming all day and night, with the cabins and tents right next... more

I read about El Capitan Canyon from Sunset Magazine. It got nice, inviting pictures, perfect for a get away weekend. I went there with 3 other adults. All of us were looking forward to spend a nice, peaceful weekend getaway and to get the "Glamping" experiences of hassle free camping. What we experienced instead was a place where it's full... more