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Date of Stay: September, 2016
A good camping experience, lots of trees and shade. The Park is immaculate, the owners keep the grounds in excellent condition. Asphalt roads and sites, ours was level, full hook up, picnic table, with WiFi and cable TV. WiFi was a bit slow but worked for email. RV park is next to the fairgrounds with a playground for kids. Campfires are not permitted.
Date of Stay: August, 2016
RV park opened summer of 2016, everything is new. Excellent website with lots of information. 18 RV sites, 20 tent sites, and 15 deluxe canvas tents with beds and elec. Great looking clubhouse with games, books, TV, BBQ, laundry, showers, and small store. Gravel sites, back-in and pull-thru, picnic table, Wi-Fi worked good. Dogs friendly for $5 per night. Lots of trees and quiet at night.
Date of Stay: July, 2016
Family campground with lots of things for kids. Swimming pool, water park, arcade, mini-golf, playground, movie night, pool table, and a hiking trail. We had a pull-thru site, level, gravel, with a picnic table and fire pit. WiFi was slow and worked best closer to the Office. Cable TV. Biggest problem was the sewer connection was 8" off the ground, so had to lift the hose to dump. Quiet at night.
Date of Stay: July, 2016
A good camping experience, lots of pine trees and shade. The Park is immaculate, the owners keep the grounds in excellent condition. Gravel and dirt sites, ours was level, full hook up, picnic table, with a fire pit. Fish pond, café, small store supplies on site. Wi-Fi was limited (office area) and restrictive (password was good for 2-hours only). Cable TV had 13 channels. Bathrooms and showers were clean, individual shower stalls with curtain and dressing area. Owners are very friendly and informative. Some road noise, but quiet at night.
Date of Stay: June, 2016
Everything was clean and well managed. Pond sites are excellent. Fire pit, picnic table, grass, wooden decks, flowers, and shade. WiFi and Cable TV worked great. They deliver firewood to your site ($). Dog park. Only a swing for the kids. Shower and restroom were spotless. Quiet at night. Short walk to the State Park.
Date of Stay: June, 2016
We had a pull-through site, level, grass & dirt. Cable TV and WiFi worked great. Good Park improvement overall, since we camped here several years ago. Fire pit and picnic bench are located on opposite side of road near the lake. New Managers were very helpful and polite. Quiet at night. Across the road, back-in sites were on concrete. Good stop for an over-nighter.
Date of Stay: September, 2015
A great camping experience, lots of pine trees and shade. The Park is immaculate, the owners keep the grounds in excellent condition. Gravel and dirt sites, ours was level, full hook up, picnic table, with Wi-Fi and cable TV. Pets are OK, but must be on a leash at all times; dog run. Bathrooms and showers were clean, individual shower stalls with door and dressing area. Owners are very friendly and informative. Park fire pit (campfire) located in safe area. Country store, post office, and Café (breakfast and lunch) on premises. Quiet at night.
Date of Stay: September, 2015
Asphalt roads, dirt sites. Lots of trees so we were in the shade, site was level, back-in. Picnic table and raised BBQ. Campfires not permitted. This campground is a Thousand Trails membership park; however they do let non-members stay. It would have cost us $72 a night, but they had a special of "pay for 2-nights and get the 3rd-night fee" which worked out to $48 per night. WiFi was weak and intermittent, get Code when you check-in. We were in Section "A", which does not have cable TV, but we were able to get antenna TV with 7-channels. Swimming pool and playground. Pets are OK, but must be on a leash at all times. Bathrooms and showers were old, but clean. Quiet at night.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
We stayed in a full-hookup site, which cost $60, plus $26 (two additional adults), plus $9 (tax), for a total of $95 per day. The site was level gravel and dirt, with a concrete pad and grass patch. We had a picnic table and fire pit, with a shade tree. Cable TV and WiFi (128mb free) worked fine, faster WiFi was an additional charge. Showers were $1 for five-minutes. This is a family orientated park, centered around the Russian River. Lots activities, swimming, bike riding, hay rides, movies, etc. Bathrooms were old and well used. They have a small store on site, and they are dog friendly. Quiet at night. Best way to get here from Hwy-101 is on the "River Road" through Guereneville, other approaches are very windy. A great place if you have kids.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
Park is right at the mouth of the Noyo River. This is an older area of town, don't expect to see a lot of new buildings. The park offers first-timers a 4-night stay when you pay for 3-nights. Active military gets 3-nights free. Mostly-level, dirt & gravel, back-in sites, very close together. Full hook-ups, WiFi worked great, no cable TV or reception. Private patio-pier access, with tables and chairs, right next to the river. One bathroom-shower for the campground, get a key when you check in. Owner was friendly and informative, after-hours manager is in site #2. Quiet at night. I saw one portable fire pit, but no one had a campfire. Nothing for young kids here. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance, an excellent one is Silver's at the Wharf. Very relaxing time, everyone in the park was nice. Dog Beach is about 2-blocks away.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
Robinson Rancheria has sold this park to a private owner. The new owner has great plans, but it appears it is a slow process. The park is split into two sections, the lake side is concrete, level sites that are all (short) back-in, with connections at the rear; Across the street is level, dirt sites, with long pull-thrus or back-in, connections are in the middle of the site. Picnic tables are on the lake side, under shade trees. WiFi was intermittent, and worked great when it was running. Cable TV connections were present but not working. Park manager is in site #39 , he was friendly and informative. Restrooms are old, waiting to be remodeled. Aurora's webpage tells about most of the "pending" upgrades. It was quiet at night.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Very nice campground about 2-miles past the Big Trees State Park. Military discount got us the best rate, they also offer Good Sam. Camping amongst the trees, our site was dirt (some have asphalt), needed some leveling, picnic table and fire pit. Quiet at night. They have a tent only section at the rear of the campground. The owner was friendly and helped us with our many questions. Swimming pool and kids playground were great, kids can bike around on the asphalt roads (helmets), firewood was reasonable, restrooms were clean. WiFi was available, no TV or cell phone reception.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Level, concrete sites, with picnic table. Ample space between sites. Grass strip was dead, due to CA drought conditions. No shade, trees need to develop more. No one available to purchase propane the day we stayed there. WiFi and cable TV worked OK. Swimming pool.
Date of Stay: July, 2015
Dirt sites, needed some leveling, but we enjoyed the camping experience, versus an asphalt parking lot. Lots of developed trees for shade. Wi-Fi and cable TV worked good. Swimming pool was heated. Lake access for fishing, a dock, and a boat ramp. Staff was friendly and helpful. Fire ring was delivered to our site upon request. Quiet at night.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
Wide, level, gravel sites, some with grass area. Picnic table, very few with fire pits. Owners were friendly and helpful. Cash discount is available on top of Good Sam. WiFi worked good, many cable TV channels. Park is clean and well maintained. Quiet at night. Not much for kids here. Exit off Hwy-101 at #734, as southern exit approach is windy and rough road.