I think this is as beautiful place if you want to get away from the city, do some hiking, and be close to some skii areas. Lake Los Angeles is about 30 minutes away from town and about an hour away from L.A. The host was very accommodating and our move to California could not have been done without this host and allowing us to do the long stay terms with my family and pets. RV is unique living space and the host is very responsive to any questions or issues that should come up with the place. The host also takes care of most maintenance things like draining out the water they do come every other Sunday, they will let you know the day of or an hour before so do not be taken back if someone is walking around the RV it is more than likely the hosts doing this on Sundays.
The views out here are beautiful and you can look at the all trails app to find nearby trails. We stayed here in the winter time so you can also see snow in the mountains depending on the weather and time. We drove 25 min to see the snow and walk around the streams it was breath taking. I think if you look up Holcomb Canyon Trail it will take you to this beautiful spot. I also believe there are some nearby Skii spots like Mt. Waterman and Kratka Ridge it is between 30-45min drive.
This is a full functioning RV it does have running water and electricity. The utilities box to heat the water can be found behind the key hanger ( near the entrance) it took me a moment to find it.
I stayed here with my husband and mother we were in between places cause we had just moved out of state. This was the most affordable place I could find for my family and pets. If you do decide to do a long stay I would recommend trying to stack up on food as much as possible with the gas prices and commute to town it gets tricky eating out and saving on gas.
The town consists of few gas stations, burger place, pizza restaurant, and people will have tents of food through the roads. So if you want a larger selection you would need to drive to Palmdale or Lancaster. There are no grocery stories in town however, the are dollar story like institutions that do however have options to buy food and necessities. Bring lots of water. I used that and an electric heater kettle to use heated water. Though you can heat up the water for 10-20 minutes to get warm water to shower etc.
Though not super common but it can be happen- there is also stray dogs throughout the area so if you are doing some driving please be careful at night not to hit a dog. That almost happened to us. I have seen a few dead dogs on the side of the road, unfortunately.
I did not see any wildlife out on the roads so that should not be as much of a concern other than the stray dogs.   There are no lights on the roads so it does get very dark when driving I had to use my brights half the time when I was driving back to the RV and it was dark out. But on the bright side you can stargaze at night and not be bothered by the light pollution.
Things to consider if staying with a Pet:
The yard is very spacious enough for a dog to walk around the yard. The fenced off section closest to the driveway is recommending for the dog to poo and pee.
However, if you consider the backyard where the RV is station at for your dog to roam use some caution as there are tree thorns that can make it uncomfortable for your dog and I do recall a few times pricking my bare feet inside the RV because of the shoes or the thorns falling off my dog. I also had to carry the dog inside a few times due to that. However it could also just depending the dog breed as well, mine is a welsh corgi.
Also to note if you are staying with your dog to seal off the screen door of the entrance as I know some dogs can get in the mode of scratching the door. I used a cardboard seal for mine and it seemed to do the job right.

Also recommend covering the seats with blankets as the dinning area has like a leather material on there and dog nails can scratch that and out of the sake of not risking it is best to be safe than sorry.