Great option for an overnight near I-5. Sites are all pull-through, level, gravel and concrete curbs. Full hook-ups, strong WiFi ($4 day after 30 mins free). Clean if older bathrooms, two small but clean pools. Each site has picnic tables on a strip of grass between sites but no fire pit. Tall trees shade most sites, and a high hedge blocks the wind and views on most sides making you forget you're just off the freeway. Very nice folks at the office and maintenance staff. Price reflects 10% FMCA discount. We'll definitely stop here on future trips up and down I-5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice place to overnight on I-5. The park is quiet and very clean. Lots of pull-thru sites and very easy access. We would definitely stay here again while traveling. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great park for and overnight stop on I-5. Take Exit 325 and you will see and RV Park sign on top of the gas station. The park is right there but lots of trees so it is quiet through the night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is acceptable for an overnight stay close to Highway 5. Many residents living in the park. Pull-throughs available. We always stay here when driving down Highway 5. Not a destination park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopover here a couple of times a year on our way to & from South California. Nothing fancy, but a nice clean park with a friendly and helpful staff. Lots of long termer guests, which we don't mind as long as the sites are maintained and they don't disturb us. Not much nearby, so we usually pack that evening's meal or stop at Pea Soup Anderson's on the way down. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice place to break up a drive and stay a night. Well lit. The staff staff was very friendly. They new we were going to be a late arrival. She still watched for us and helped us get into a site. The sites are gravel and narrow with a little grass in between. It is very warm this time of year and there were some large bugs running around, wear closed toed shoes at night. Run the a/c, you won't hear any traffic noise. We will use this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are not very many, if any, other RV park selections along this section of I-5. As you would guess by the name, you park under Almond Trees. The owners were very nice. They led us to the site and helped get us situated straight so that their trees were not hit and that we were level. They have a BBQ every Saturday night of which we were fortunate enough to join. Unfortunately, the flies love this park. Keeping them off your food at a BBQ is not possible. Keeping them out of your RV is a challenge we lost several times. We will probably go back because of this parks location, but it's not a place we really want to see again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Thanks to RV Park Reviews, we stopped here on the way up I-5. All easy pull-thrus on level gravel. Wee bit of grass and park bench between sites, 50amp full hook-ups, satellite dish and cell phone worked nicely. Friendly front desk with Good Sam, Triple A and AARP discounts. Pull-through sites too cozy for long-term stays but plenty long for big-rigs and leaving tow-vehicle hooked up. Hot in July, so windows closed with AC/fan overnight, but only heard robins singing when opened the rig up for morning coffee and breakfast. Checked out the clean bathrooms and pool area with morning walk. Convenient ARCO station to top off the tank before hitting the road again. This one is marked on the map for return visits. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very convenient to I5. Although close to road and freeway, we noticed no highway noise. Lots of trees, plenty of shade - important in June on Interstate 5! Gravel sites, quite level. Long pull throughs, but narrow. Grass between sites. Pool area, bathrooms very clean. Friendly, helpful hosts. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed one night on our way to AZ. Of the 5 places we stayed on this 2000 mile round trip, we thought this park on I5 in the middle of nowhere was one of the best. It’s not a destination park as it’s in the middle of nowhere, but for an overnight on I5 you can’t get much better. The park is all pull thrus that easily accommodated our 34 ft 5er. It was easy in and out off the interstate. We liked the grass between the sites, and even though the sites aren’t superwide, there is plenty of space. There are 2 pools, a family pool and an adult pool which is a better setup than most “resort” style parks we’ve stayed at. Saturday night they had a bbq in the common area with everyone invited. We were really impressed with this park and would recommend to anyone traveling I5. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We've traveled up and down the I-5 corridor many, many times, and this is by far the nicest overnight park we've found in the area. It's got trees and shade, but sites are fairly close together. There's plenty of room for slides and awnings, but there is probably only 8 feet or so between sites. Sites were fairly level, and internal roads were nice. We heard almost no noise from the freeway, a nice change from other campgrounds along the way. There did appear to be a few permanent residents, but their sites were well maintained. One word of caution: Do not buy propane from this campground unless you want to pay $4.50 per gallon. We stupidly did not check the price before having our propane tank filled, and were floored at the price. Find propane elsewhere! Or do as we did, and just gulp loudly at the bill, and move on down the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is okay for a nights stop as there is not much to do in Coalinga. Wireless is $2 a day and staff is all right. I would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice, clean & convenient RV park. Newspaper delivered (Fresno Bee) in the morning, a free head of local lettuce. Very nice! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, nice grounds, orchards nearby which are good for dog walking. Moderate freeway noise which became loud early in the morning. Friendly, helpful staff will escort you directly to your site. No cable TV but good reception with an antenna. Best campground we've found along this stretch of I-5. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I was very impressed with the staff and with the park. It was very dog-friendly with lots of places to take a walk. AM/PM nearby. We did not use the restrooms so I can't comment on them. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As far as an overnight stay, this place was good. The staff led us to our site. The sites were clean. The site we stayed at did not have cable, but you can get reception with an antenna to major network channels. Quiet, yet close to the highway - would recommend. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Overnited here in April after an all day drive. That's what this park is best for. Not a destination. Staff friendly. Guided entry to site. Quiet. Fenced. Pools looked clean but were closed. No specific pet area. Gravel sites. Shaded. Key entry bathrooms were just ok. My "8" rating is relative to other overnite parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I am hot and cold here. Nice people at check-in, good escort to the site got me in so I could line up my satellite dish. Good hookups, nice and tight. Nice clean pool, too. The only negative was the cockroaches that come out in the bathrooms after dark. You could hitch a few of those bad boys up and pull a beer wagon. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice overnight park along I-5. A little tight to navigate, but they have pruned trees pretty nicely so Big Rigs can get around. Pull thru spots for 40-45' rigs. Gravel sites, full hookups. Stayed here in Feb. '05 with 42' motor home. Friendly staff. A good "8". We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites advertised as all pull thru's, but only for trailers. MH with toad MUST un hitch before entering the CG. Rest rooms and pool gate were locked and no management was available until after 5 PM. Many semi permanent campers. Sprinklers came on late at nite and water was very salty, leaving white spots on MH and toad. We camped here in a Motorhome.