This campground may have been nice at some time but it is run down now. I don't want to shower here. The door to the woman's bathroom was propped open, probably to minimize mildew smells, and is not locked. The basins and counter tops are old, worn, and stained. The showers are dingy. The dumpster, which is right next to us, is overflowing and smelly. There are about 6 guests here and about 10 permanent rigs that look a bit scruffy, as does most of the park. The one plus is the good sized shade trees. Wi-Fi internet is free for 10 minutes, then $2.95 for 6 hours, $5.95 for one day and so on. The charges are handled on-line via NomadISP. The freeway is very close so there is always the sound of traffic which I find a bit annoying. We are Good Sam members and our total charge for 1 night is $32.85. No prices were posted in the office, so we don't know what their "normal" prices are. There is a swimming pool, but it was locked. There is a sign on the gate that says "If you want to keep using the pool clean up after yourselves." There is no cable available and TV reception with our antenna is minimal. In the back corner of the property is a huge pile of wire & metal cages, pipes, etc. that looks terrible. Next door is a trailer park that shares the front driveway with this property. We feel this park is overpriced for it's condition, location, and amenities. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of those parks that if you check the TL Directory the park is listed in the upper 8's or 9's, but it is old and in need of renovation in numerous areas--rest rooms, showers, sites. For example, the bathrooms were reasonably clean but it is so old and constructed of just concrete block that it never looks really clean. The site next to ours (#5, I believe) had an obvious water leak as it had standing water covering at least a quarter of the site. Road noise from I-5 was rather loud, as the park sits next to the Interstate. It serves a purpose of providing an overnight stay in an area that doesn't have many options, but it definitely is not a destination park. We'd probably stay again but only because it is only place along this stretch of I-5 to use. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have used this campground for the past 7 years as a stopover to Oregon. It used to be nice. Today, the golf course isn't even open, yet they still charge top dollar. The grounds are run down, pool is dirty, maneuvering is difficult because of fencing installed to designate sites; one person had to unhook toad to get his rig out. Many permanent residents; too much road noise from I-5. This will be our last time there. Not worth the dollars. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I am surprised to find negative reviews on this park. We had a great time when we stayed. The location has been under renovation for some time now. RV sites are bordered with white picket fences with well kept shade trees. The park had various nice amenities including a nice swimming pool, forgiving 9 hole golf course, several club houses, and volley ball & horse shoe areas. An on site convenience store comes in handy. It is a country setting with dirt roads. Bathrooms and laundry rooms were clean. They had some un-assembled water park equipment laying around on the side (a waterpark development?), but according to the manager, the project is to be moved to a different location and a fishing pond will be added to the park in 2008 instead. Nice place we will come back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a rural RV park, surrounded by a small but fun golf course. Our site was marginal - uneven terrain, lots of dirt and an immature shade tree which interfered with our awning. We asked the park manager to have maintenance trim a low-hanging branch from the tree so that we could open our awning and although she promised to send someone over, nobody ever showed up over the four days we spent at the park. Additionally, our group had exclusive use of the clubhouse and although cooking facilities in the clubhouse were acceptable, security was absent. All of our food was stolen from the locked clubhouse on the third night and management's reaction was "ho-hum." We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly service at check in, but that's where the positive experience ended. The campground owners have apparently deferred a lot of maintenance. Large wooden beams painted white mark the edges of dirt pull throughs. Where ours had been there was only rutted dirt left with lots of unattended weeds. The women's showers were dark, and seemed darker with brown tile. Hooks for towels or clothes were broken off in two of the three. The plastic handles on the third were broken. As I walked back to our fiver to shower in our own unit, a rat ran across the sidewalk into the overgrown plants growing next to the shower building. I would not stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Considering the lack of RV parks on the I-5 corridor, this place is not too bad. Pull thru sites, so for overnighters, no need to unhook. Gravel sites, a bit dusty, more permanent residents than preferred but still, decent to stay at going up or down the interstate. Shared utility boxes but management will make every attempt to only put one rig per box. Nice pool. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our favorite park of 7 on our Olympia to San Diego trip. Clean, quiet (except for some road noise from I5), friendly. Only down-side was the pesky street light that looked in our trailer window all night. Didn't get to try the golf course, but looked to be well taken care of. We'll definitely stay here again when in the area. Highly recommend "Granzellas" restaurant up the road at Williams for lunch or dinner! Great Pizza, ribs & shopping We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This place has shared utilities, which I didn’t mind until my part of the sewer backed up when I tried to dump. We had a power failure the first night and then voltage was low for hours after. There are lots of seasonals and seasonal parked trailers with overgrown weeds, junk piled up, vehicles and unrestrained dogs. A lot of occupied trailers with no evidence of tow vehicles. The swimming pool is shared between the RV and the mobile home park next door and used is mostly by residents’ and mobile home park kids and families. Overall, except for the residents’ sites it looks nice. Good enough for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The par three golf course is nice but the campground is poorly maintained and needs a complete renovation. It's located right next to I-5 and can be noisy if you're camped on the east end of the campground. We stayed here on our way to Washington and again on the return trip only because there isn't much else around. On our return trip we requested a 50 amp site because we needed to run both A/C's. The 50 amp sites don't have sewer hook-ups are located under diseased eucalyptus trees that drip sap and bug larva all over your rig. I had to hose down the slides, roof of our fiver and our truck before we left. A real mess. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

An OK park for one night stop overs as you travel up or down I-5 in California. Nice par 3, 9 hole golf course but I would not play there becasue I would never stay more than one night. If I was retired and had the time to stay at an RV park for golf, there are plenty of beautiful 18 hole courses near or on RV parks up and down the state. The park overall was a nice, shady older style park with only limited amenities otherwise. Kind of far off of I-5 also. Nice staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Had to drive a ways from the freeway, just to find ourselves right next to it. But all of the large trees seemed to take care of the noise. Closest grocery store in the next town 10 miles up the freeway. Very large, long and wide pull-thru's. Hook-ups at some sites were in strange places...water at one end, sewer at the other, and electric in the middle. Most were okay, though. Nice store. Good sized pool. Shower and rest room lights worked from timer that was not always easy to find, and limited the length of your shower at night, unless you like the dark. Showers could use some sprucing up. Check out the putting greens before you pay. Tree leaves and other debris may make it more challenging than you want. We camped here in a camper.

Clean, quaint park with laundry services, clubhouse for clubs, horseshoes, golf and RV supplies, and a 9 hole 3-par golf course. Lots of grass and shade. Located just of I-5 north of Sacramento. Some freeway noise. Will definitely return. We camped here in a camper.

A set of ear plugs is all this park needs to be a nice park. We were pleasantly surprised at how nice it was; large, attractive, grass sites, easy in and out. The only drawback was the interstate nearby. We camped here in a Motorhome.