First time to visit this park. Very relaxing weekend. Park was full, but absolutely no bothersome noises, i.e. loud music, cars, etc. Many pull thru sites. Very nice stream that runs thru the campground. Small playground for children. Three small ponds to "catch and release" fish in. Granddaughters had a great time. Hosts were very nice and pleasant. Hint: Bring whatever you'll need. Nearest store is about five miles away in Pine Flat. Top off your fuel in Ducor. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very, very nice park. No phone service (not even cell) could be kind of a drag if you really need to stay in touch. T.V. reception not too good. But those hot spring baths are to die for. Just love taking our time driving up into the the sierra foothills soaking in all the wonderful scenery, then soaking in the hot bubbling tubs. Great for getting the knots out of your rope. We go there every chance we get. One of our favorite getaways. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park. The only thing that was really bad was the bathrooms, and I mean really bad. The people that work there are sometimes rude but that was only once. I will camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Older park, but very relaxing. All sites are easy backing and/or pull-thru. Hosts were very nice and made us feel welcome. Bathrooms are old, but useable. Need to re-invest a little money in modernizing them. Other than that, we will return. Small fishing ponds are mostly for the kids, but had a great time watching them. Fishing is on a "catch and release basis" but the catfish can be kept for a nominal fee. Be sure to take the supplies you need, as the nearest store is about five miles. Lots of large shade trees and a beautiful stream flows thru the park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

One of the most important parts of selecting a campground is the courtesy and responsiveness of the campground during the research and reservations stage. I tried as hard as I could to get information about this site for a trip we planned where this was looking like our first choice. But, getting information from this campground was like pulling teeth. The person who occasionally responded to me was terse, disinterested and became increasingly rude as my efforts to get information continued. The websites I looked at indicated walking trails from the campground, but I was later told they did not have them. With other campground reps being polite and interested in our business, we had to decide not to go to Quail Valley. He sent us a rude response to our decision to go elsewhere. Though this campground may have some positive attributes, the staff appears to be unconcerned about getting any business. This is not what RVers are looking for or expect in a campground. Fortunately, we found out before it was too late and will be able to stay at one of the numerous other campgrounds where friendly staff and owners prevail. After all, isn't that what RVing is all about? We camped here in a Motorhome.