Mediocre campground in a beautiful location on the shore of Lake Rollins. Sites are gravel or dirt, waterfront sites may require lots of leveling. Store is well stocked, staff friendly. Could be a 10 with work to the sites, installation of electric and sewer hook-ups. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is much nicer than most fairground RV parks. It is more like a campground, surrounded by aromatic tall pines. The full hookup sites are in a large open area, so they have no shade in the summer. Large pull-through sites, with strong 50 amp power. We were parked about as far from the office as you can be, and their Wi-Fi signal was strong and fast, much better than the Verizon signal there. It had rained heavily for a few days before we arrived, and the sites were a bit muddy. There was no danger of sinking in, but it was messy. There is a pet rooster that roams the park. They even have a metal "Protected By Rooster" sign. That's cute until the sun comes up and it starts crowing under your bedroom window. There are really nice chainsaw sculptures scattered around the park. It's an easy walk to the Fairgrounds buildings. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a great place to stay. Very beautiful, not what you would expect for a fairground RV park. Very woodsy, can be a little tricking getting in and out if you are not experienced. A gentleman helped us, and he was very nice and extremely helpful. Even though a somewhat busy road was along the front, it was very quite, and relaxing. This is a RV campground that others could benefit from, on cleanliness, and overall helpfulness. I would for sure return here over and over. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
I would not call this a parking lot by any stretch. Nice, level, long pull-throughs; the full hook-up sites have few trees (get #40 or 41 for shade), so it is hot in the summer afternoons. The water-electric sites are in the pines. The restrooms and showers are clean. We are staying 6 nights, and so far we are happy with the park. A bonus is the location very close to Grass Valley and Nevada City. Also, the fairgrounds have something going on most of the summer, and it is an easy walk (or drive) over to the events. There is a horse show this weekend, and a Ham Radio field days. We have good free Wi-Fi and cell service. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This campground is one of the most beautiful campgrounds. During the fair the grounds get pretty trashed but before this and after this the campsites are quite nice. The area has much to offer in activities. Although it says there is no waterfront there is a small bass lake that I have taken my kids to. This campground is maintained and is very beautiful. It is more campground than your ordinary RV park so this makes it especially nice. You will love the quietness. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is the most convenient place in the area to stay if you're visiting Grass Valley as its just a couple miles from downtown. The fairgrounds are one of the nicest in the state with tall pine trees, grass, and walking paths. You can stroll the grounds pretty much all day/evening. There is a nice big pond/small lake adjacent to the grounds for walking as well. The sites themselves are nothing to get excited about. Basically a parking lot under the pines with hookups. No grass or tables on the sites. We were there when it was relatively quiet, but I would hesitate staying here if there is something going on at the fairgrounds (draft horse classic, grower's market, fair, etc.). It could get crowded and VERY dusty. Check the website's calendar or call ahead. Still, not bad and I would stay here again for its proximity to Grass Valley and Nevada City. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed 2 days in the full-hookup area…basically a parking lot. Heck, we stayed in an electric (30-amp), water site under tall pine trees…20 degrees cooler, and $3 cheaper. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We enjoyed staying here, though there isn't much to this campground. However, it's a beautiful area and right next to the fairgrounds, which we were able to walk through even though there wasn't anything going on at the time. They were preparing for the fair near the end of our stay, and it then got pretty crowded with some interesting fair vendor types! It was peaceful and comfortable and a good location if you are interested in visiting downtown Grass Valley. Staff was friendly. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is nice and have stayed there several times. The last time was the worst. Unfortunately, the park staff do not make any attempt enforce quiet hours. The people at a nearby site were loud and vulgar. We cut our stay short and left after only one night (we were scheduled to stay three nights). I do not recommend this site for people with families or if you want quiet at night, since the rules are not enforced. Also if you have an RV greater than 35 feet, it will be very difficult to maneuver into many spaces. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I have camped here before and found it very nice. However this last time, I had the neighbors from hell. They were loud and vulgar. The staff did nothing to deter them from being noisy at night. Because of this, I would not recommend this place for sensible/sensitive families. I complained and was told they would get back to me... but never heard from them again. If you don't mind noisy places and the chance of being near vulgar people... this is your place. If you like the quietness and friendliness of the camping community... look elsewhere. We left after one night of our 3 night planned stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice clean family park on Rollins Lake, has bar/ restaurant, general store, marina, a full service resort with a friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We workamped her for several months. It is primitive camping at its best. Very peaceful camp operated by family oriented owners. This is not the place to party! The park is almost surrounded by Rollins Lake. There is a day use area and a boat ramp. It is rustic, but has a nice general store which carries everything you may have forgotten at home! The town of Grass Valley is 30 minutes away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We spent Labor Day Weekend. Lots of wooded area on Rollins Lake. Saw a couple of deer come by the campsite one night. Great place. It has a marina to launch boats and for swimming, a small grocery store. We will be going back. We camped here in a Motorhome.