This is a regional park operated by the local utility district. Only 18 RV sites and a bunch of tent sites. We found it to be a clean campground located in an attractive setting of rolling hills about 12 miles east of Hwy 99 & 35 miles south of Sacramento. RV sites were level, graveled back-ins. No sewer hook-ups but there is a dump station. There are plenty of trees, a small lake with picnic and fishing areas. It is popular with scouting groups, family week-enders and day-use fishermen (no gas boat motors allowed). It is a busy place in the summer and fall. During the off season, the entrance gate is locked at sundown so campers returning after dark must ring a bell for the night watchman to drive over from the adjacent power plant to open the gate. A couple of times it was a 30-minuite wait. We were there in March (off-season) so not all of the restroom/shower buildings were open - we had to drive from the rv site to the showers on the other side of the park. Overall, we enjoyed the park as an off-season, do-nothing getaway. We camped here in a Motorhome.