A GREAT Place in the Napa valley. We stayed here and drove into downtown Calistoga (less then 5 mins) good food, good wine and great mudbaths. Napa Valley State park is a must.. very close to everything and a true campground We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The Passport America rate is really one of the best parts of this park. Only two of the five rows of sites are full hookup. The rest are W/E only. Due to the inexpensive rate many clubs book here in advance and take up the full hook up sites. Many of the sites are extremely narrow, and most sites are "jack and jill" style. This means that two RV's will share the same pedestal, each one facing the opposite direction. This is OK if you are camping with a friend but not so much with a stranger. When we got a neighbor they were parked so close that they used our rug to enter their RV. Our patio awning nearly touched their rig! They didn't seem to mind but it was a little uncomfortable for me. The sites are dirt but the roads are paved. The dump station was also different. It is directly in front of the bath house, and looks like a man hole cover. A small door flips up in the center to insert the dump hose into. The odd part is that it is more like a sump than a sewer line. Under the manhole cover is just a large tank to hold the sewage. I would stay here again if in the area as there are not too many choices. Just don't expect a lot. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very mixed feelings about this place. On the good side, hookups all worked perfectly, and the Wi-Fi was excellent. But, the dirt and gravel sites are very narrow, the park is not attractive looking, and there was a loud party at the fairgrounds one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate reflects Passport America discount. Very convenient for visiting the Napa Valley. Within walking distance to downtown Calistoga. Bathrooms were clean but could us some updating. Water pressure is very low at our site and in the restrooms. Wi-Fi intermittent. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great location with easy access to all of the Napa Valley, Alexander Valley and Dry Creek. As the name implies the campground is located on the fairgrounds and just adjacent to their golf course. We have been coming here for years. They have a great website for making reservations. That said, the campground is in dire need of maintenance. It rained like crazy while we were here and the campground was a mess. Poor drainage and their failure to re-gravel the site made it a muddy morass. With dogs it was a mess each time we went out. A little of the payment must be used for maintenance. A little gravel would help the soggy situation there. The staff is friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Location is the prominent feature of this park. Like most fairgrounds' parks, it's straightforward RV'ing with the necessities provided. Located in a residential area which allows a quiet stay. Gravel parking spaces with a sprinkling of lawn. It's few blocks to walk to downtown/main street Calistoga with all it's cute attractions. We will camp here again for certain. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a basic park with full 50 amp services and sewer hook available at some sites. Most sites are pull through but not all have sewer and 50 amp. 30 amp at non sewer sites. Staff is friendly. The hook ups are side by side and a bit tight when full. We spent 5 days here in October and the weekend was full but during the week the place only had a few sites occupied. This has a golf course right behind the park and is 3-4 blocks from town. Perfect for wine country and spas. If you just want to soak try the Calistoga spa they have a pool that they let you use. We paid $30 for a 30 amp site with water for $3 more you can have a full hook if available. This was the most reasonable price I have paid in California so far. Rest rooms and showers were clean and pretty plain Jane. Given the lack or RV camping available in the area I recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location right in town but in poor condition. We were only able to reserve a water and electric site which was very narrow. We recommend the full hookup sites which are only $3 more per night and much wider with 50 amp service (the non-sewer sites are 30 amp). The facilities are very basic and in need of repair. Very few of the sites have shade which is important as Calistoga can get very hot, even in September. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Price reflects the four night Passport America rate. Not much has changed since our last visit here. Restrooms, although clean could use some updating. Water pressure was very low. Since we have family in the area, we will be back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed over Thanksgiving (the second time for us) and the park was about 2/3 full. The park is fairly basic, but they are the only game in town, and what they have is well maintained. You are walking distance from Downtown Calistoga and the fair grounds are not really used this time of year. The park is quiet, never have seen an employee at the park, but then again, never found a need for one. Our spot backed up to the golf course. The slots are fairly narrow and don't have much space once the slides are opened. But they are deep, we found that the motorhomes used the front of the spots, so we slid all the way back and the spot suddenly felt much wider. For those looking for TV access, since there is no cable, you have a choice of Channel 50, or Channel 50, or Channel 50. We chose channel 50 to watch. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Price reflects Passport America rate. Nice park in a great location. We had some mix up with our reservation, but everything got worked out. Bathrooms could definitely use an upgrade, but they were clean. If you have a roof mounted satellite dish and are parked against the fence next to the golf course, you might have some trouble getting a signal. Depends on the time of year. We'll go back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We ended up here because the Napa Valley Expo was full - we hadn't made reservations. This is a LONG way up the Napa Valley. It's kind of a glorified parking lot, but sites around the perimeter along the fence are pretty well shaded, surprisingly. The restrooms and showers were fine but basic (cement floors and walls), and directly behind the garbage and dump station, so not exactly aesthetically pleasing. $33 gets you a full hookup site with 50 amps. There are also E/W sites (30 amps) at which air conditioning is not guaranteed, although it was fine when we were there, and we definitely needed it. The surrounding neighborhood wakes up early. We would want to stay farther south next time while visiting in the Napa Valley. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not an RV resort, but an RV parking lot with full hook ups and bathroom facilities within a 5 or 6 block walk to the main commercial street - all 4 blocks of it. Clean and spartan. Calistoga is wine and spa country. Soak in hot springs, get a message, mud bath or other spa treatment, taste some wine in a small rural somewhat quaint town without having drive or search for parking; and the surrounding scenery is miles and miles of vineyards, mountains and beautiful California Oaks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

You cant beat the location. It is centrally located within the wine country and a short walk or bike ride to downtown Calistoga. The showers and restrooms leave a lot to be desired. They reminded me of my high school locker room! However, they were clean. There are easy pull-through sites in the middle. The shady sites are around the perimeter but they do not have sewer hook ups. This is not a fancy park by any stretch of the imagination, but it is your best choice in the area. We will stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Super location. Calistoga is out of the high traffic area just south with super wineries real close by. Some of the spots are a bit close together but the one we moved to was one of the best in the center pull-through area. Would definitely go there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is all about the location. With a quaint town blocks away and multiple wineries within a short drive, there's a lot to like. Basically, this is a level gravel lot with hookups and spotty Wi-Fi. There are no amenities, but a great location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A good central location for the wine country. Bathroom is totally inadequate for the size of the campground. Men's room had one toilet and one functioning urinal. (There were two urinals, with one out of service and no work done on it in the three days we were there that I observed.) The staff is friendly, but pretty casual about how the campground is run. Someone was in our assigned space and it took some doing to get it straightened out. This despite the fact that there were plenty of open spaces. Overall the campground was just OK. It could be so much better with a little effort. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

As others have said, good basic park in a great location. Just five block walk from main street in Calistoga, California, with restaurants, spas, bars, and a grocery store. On the county fairgrounds, next to a golf course. Large gravel sites with choice of 50 or 30 amp; about half with sewer hookups. Dump station also available. Shady back-in sites around the perimeter; non-shady pull-through sites in the middle. No tables or fire rings at sites. Basic bathroom and shower - common shower at least on the Men's side, it could be cleaner. Great last-minute location as usually available even for summer weekends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is centrally located for a visit to the Napa Valley. WiFi is available at your site, you need to get directions from the office on how to access it. Ample grass for pets. Very easy check-in. If the park isn't busy, the manager will let you select your own site. At first we opted for a pull-thru and then got the OK to move to a back-in (Site 61), spacious and shaded. One of the best deals around is the 9 hole golf course next door, $18.00 for all day (play as much as you want) Although I didn't use it, I inspected the bathhouse. No locks on the doors, but clean inside. The mens room only had one shower. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is one of the best campgrounds in the area. We have a 40 foot class A with a 24 foot trailer for our toys, and we had plenty of room to pull around and drive into the site. The sites are fairly level and compacted well. This location for both Napa and Sonoma is ideal. Pretty much centrally located. There are no frills here but the hook-up are very good. There are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat in town. They keep the place clean and the two separate times I was there, the neighbors were friendly and lover of wine like us. The sites along the first row near the pavilion are the best ones for day long shade. The large trees are along the fence. We will stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

When we arrived in the afternoon no one was in the office for registration. The office sign said someone would come around, or you could pay at the house in front of the campground, or pay at the fairgrounds office. Big warning about not paying, so I looked around to see who to pay. Finally someone showed up at the office the following morning when we were ready to depart. The old water and electric sites are in dire need of repair. The cover on our electric box fell off. The newer sites have sewer and have more trees, and would rate higher. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park has wide, level, gravel sites with some shade. There is one grassy area for tents. No picnic tables or grills. It does not look like the pictures on the website. It is right next to the small grandstand/track of the fairgrounds which could be noisy, I guess, depending on what is going on. The gold course is across a parking lot. There is a small office for registration. It was very peaceful when we were there. They have an excellent WiFi connection that is free. We were able to log on from the coach with no problems. The only problem we had was finding the gal in the office so we could pay for the additional nights. She was friendly and easy to work with however. No campfires of any kind are allowed because of the fire danger. I think the walk to town is about 4 - 5 blocks. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A pleasant getaway. Close to downtown Calistoga. Campground is level, large pull-thrus in front section. 9 hole golf course adjacent to RV area. Covered area with benches for BBQ. Large room available for group functions through fair grounds. Campground host is very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Another great location. Walk to Town! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

These sites are very close together. We had to keep our curtains closed because we were window to window with the RVs on either side of us. The bathrooms were certainly nothing fancy, but they seemed to be adequate. Convenient location. Connected to a city-run golf course. Campground manager was friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.