A very nice campground with paved streets with level gravel sites. The entrance is over a very narrow bridge but just go slow and you will be fine. We were escorted to the site which was level, roomy and the gravel was large enough that it didn’t track into the rig. The street side had a couple of large trees so no one could park too close (site 49). There is an adult play area (putting green and horseshoes, etc.) inside a fence. The water connection contained a lot of particulates so we used Brita water for cooking and drank bottled water. I could hear nearby trains but didn’t find them a problem. I will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was our first time at this park, and we will definitely return. The park was very centrally located, very clean and very well run. Some of the sites are close together,and some are not completely level. The name is misleading, very few sites are on the river. They had plenty of trash receptacles and a very good recycling center. They have a dog play area which was nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an update to a prior review. They are no longer Good Sam or AAA, and their rates have jumped, for some sites nearly double. Still a great park, but on the high side now for pricing. Also, reservations are now done over the internet primarily. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The rate reflects Good Sam discount. A very well maintained with friendly staff. My only complaints are that they need a second dumpster area for the upper RV spaces. Also, there is only one restroom to serve the entire park. However, these are only minor gripes. Please note that we found the water connection to contain a lot of particulates. It is fine for showering, but we used bottled water for cooking. Not sure if this is reflective of all sites. This is by far the nicest RV park in the area. We plan to go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice, well maintained park. Everything was clean, all sites have gravel pads. Friendly staff. Our site was 30 amp service, which is fine for us. This is a good location with 6 golf courses, great alpine hiking at nearby Gold Lakes Basin, and Plumas Eureka State Park all a short drive away. Only negatives were poor wi-fi only at the laundry area, and the nearby trains that announced their presence 3 times during the night. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very well maintained park. Owners and staff are pleasant and professional. Paved internal roads, propane fill available, and some sights even have concrete patios. There are freight trains running across the river, but very rarely during the night. Backed up to a meadow on one side with a resident deer herd. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We certainly enjoyed our brief stay here. The area was clean and maintained on an outstanding basis. The only minus was the fact there was only one restroom and shower for this fairly large park. It forced us to use our trailer's facility (which we had not done before) and found it to be not that bad. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
One of the best RV parks that we have stayed at. The road is paved throughout and every site has pine trees with pea gravel. Some sites have a concrete deck pad. Every day, the sites are raked, debrois including left cigaret buts are removed. It is so neat and quiet among the many tall pine trees and the sites are spacious so that you are not right up to your neighbor. The river is pretty puny this time of year and a mossy but nice to look at. On the negative side, and there is not much negative, the showers do cost $.50 for five minutes they claim it's to cut down on their septic affluent (Really though your RV shower goes to the same septic system) and the bathroom only accommodates two each gender. They claim to have WiFi but unless you have a site right next to the office don't count on it serving you; one fellow had to sit at a picnic table right next to the office to get it to work. There were some young kids there but except for bike riding (their own) there was no activity for them, nor play ground. All and all though, it's a definite must go back for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The maintenance of the grounds and sites was outstanding. Lots of native pine trees plus the owners have planted many trees which are watered on an extensive drip system. Many sites have new 50 amp. service to them. There is a free WiFi hot spot which I could not get to work on my laptop. One disadvantage is that there is only one set of restrooms for the entire park - the restrooms are not large. Also, they charge for a shower (it should be included in the price). Excellent paved roads and rock base at the sites. The park was not dusty. Also, there is only one garbage location which is kept extremely clean. The trees, setting and location are excellent. They even clean the new picnic tables before each check-in and they guide you to your site and direct you park easily on your site. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Older park in need of repairs, broken electrical boxes with worn out plugs which heated up
our 30 amp plug, dirty and dusty sites. Asphalt roads and site pads, but dirt and dust everywhere else. If you prepay and decide to leave no refunds! Only 11 riverfront sites which a very small and very close together. cable TV connection was on opposite side of the pad instead of being with the rest of the hookups. Lots of permanent rigs and they have all the best sites in the back of the park with 50 amp service, but the short termers get the worst spots in the front with the 30 amp service. They charge 50 cents for a shower also and restrooms and laundry are closed each day from 1-3 pm for cleaning although it never took that long to clean them. They supposedly have a data port on a pay phone outside the laundry, but it did not work the entire time we were there. Staff was friendly, but we would probably not return to this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.