Soledad Canyon RV & Camping Resort spreads across 266 acres of high desert landscape in Acton, about an hour from Los Angeles. The property sits at a decent elevation, which means the temperature stays mild year-round—you won’t deal with the scorching heat that can make summer camping miserable elsewhere in the Inland Empire.

The resort is genuinely set up for dogs. There are designated pet walking areas throughout the grounds where your dog can roam and explore without feeling confined. The sheer size of the place means plenty of room to move around, which makes a real difference when you’re staying for a few days. Beyond the walking paths, the resort has an Adult Center and Family Center with various recreational activities, a ball field, and volleyball court if your group wants to do something other than dog-focused stuff.

On the amenities side, there’s a pool area, mini-golf, and a spa—useful options for downtime, though obviously your dog will be hanging out with you rather than joining you at the spa itself. That said, some people do appreciate that the resort offers more than just a place to park the RV or pitch a tent.

The landscape itself is typical high desert scrubland, so don’t expect lush vegetation or shade everywhere, but that also means clearer views of the sky and fewer bugs than you’d find in more coastal camping areas. It’s a decent base if you’re exploring the region or just need a comfortable place to stay with your dog without being right in the thick of Los Angeles. The resort handles reservations through their website, and they can answer specific questions about pet policies, site availability, and any restrictions that might apply to your particular setup.