This is a good overnighter while travelling up and down Interstate 5. The sites are set in an olive grove providing lots of shade. Roomy sites of gravel withgrass between the sites. While in Corning visit the olive tasting place across the freeway. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites were really good and the access off the freeway was excellent. Every site had three big olive trees for shade and really added to the place as it was 103 degrees when we camped there in July.Stayed one night and will stop there again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Friendly staff, cute old RV park. Sites have nice grass on both sides of MH. Close to grocery store, fast foods, drug stores & etc. Our only 1 complaint is that they have such a small dirty dog pen. It smelled something awful. I am sure they could of put clean gravel in the 3 pens they had. It would be so much nicer if they would simply pen off a site with grass, the dogs need to run a bit and there is no dog park in Corning. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Passport America accepted for 1 or 2 nights; we stayed going and returning from McCloud. A very nice surprise, since our travel friends picked the place not knowing PA was accepted. Cash only for the PA price. The park has a nice walk-path to cross a main drag en route to the Olive Pit store: which also had a great burger and breakfast-sandwich menu. Also tried roach-coach BBQ (but it was over-cooked, like jerky); wish we'd tried the Mexican place, instead. Pull-through sites are long and narrow. My 60' combo needed large swing room to get in from a narrow road, so had to pick a site with wide access from the opposite side of that narrow entry road. Exiting onto a much-wider center aisle was no problem. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Friendly, helpful staff. The site were extra long gravel and mostly level. Small grassy area along the whole drive, good picnic tables and 2 small shade trees per site. They had a nice pool, small store and walking distance to Subway and Olive Pit. On the opposite corner of the highway in a little strip shopping center was a great Mexican food restaurant that will give you a 20% discount if you mention you are staying at the park. Would definitely stop here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are no restrooms or showers in this park. The casino has restrooms and the truck stop has showers but we didn't try to use them. I think you have to pay. Basic park with all the necessary hookups, long wide pull throughs. Perfect for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very easy on/off I-5, easy self-registration at kiosk and shuttle service to and from casino makes this park an excellent overnight stop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Too many permanent residents with too many vehicles and loose dogs. One of two bathrooms out-of-order. Used to be a nice, relaxed park but now getting shabby. Management unresponsive to requests to fix shower. Two domestic violence police visits insured that I'll never return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Definitely a great place to go to be away from the big city. Quiet for the most part. Lots of activities going on throughout the year. It is a great place to escape. The only draw back is that it is too country. Not too bad though. I would stay again. The price is well worth it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

After a very long drive we were very disappointed to pull into this place. It appears to have been a state park at one time in the distant past. But now it is in very poor condition and we were under the impression that we were the only transient visitors. The rest being long-term or permanent residents. Besides being in a general state of disrepair and filthy, there were ants all over the place, disgusting over-filled dumpsters that you could smell clear across the park, and none of the things we have come to expect in even some national parks we have stayed at (such as basic phone service and cable TV). The adjacent county park is in an equal state of disrepair. I would not recommend staying here. We left as soon as we could and found a much nicer and cleaner park in Yuba City. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a California State Park, right across the street from Woodson Bridge RV Park (privately owned). Level paved sites, with no hookups. This is a great campground for tents. Flush toilets. They do have showers (50 cents for 5-minutes). Quiet at night. Fishing access for the Sacramento River is not easy, as the banks are steep. Park is located about 6 miles east of Corning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.