Very spacious, shady, and level sites. Nice staff. We enjoyed the large, fenced dog area. Everything worked well and was well maintained. No cable TV, but there were many broadcast stations available. WiFi was extra, but it worked very well and we had a choice of antennas throughout the park, so we had a strong signal and the speed was better than most. We made day trips to Napa, San Francisco, and Stockton because the park is nicely located. We enjoyed the park, and would love to come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This KOA is a long way down a narrow road on a levee. Was a little scary but we made it just fine. The campground had lots of things to do, like the boat dock on the other side. Didn't get to go there (no boat). The store was small but had lots of items to buy like t-shirts and key chains. The fishing here was great and the weather was wonderful. The park isn't built for really long vehicles but if you unhook there is very little problem. Will come again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stopped here for 1 night on our way from South to North California. Easy pull through sites; did not have to unhook from trailer. Newly built enclosed dog park/play area was great. Volleyball court, tennis court and pool were all open and usable. Quite a ways off I-5 on Highway 12, then on to a little country back road, but GPS got us to it. If you need a place to stay for 1 night and don't want to unhook this would be a good choice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have stayed on the Delta many times and of all the campgrounds I've stayed at on the Delta, this was by far the cleanest campground I've seen. Everything was centrally located for our family to use including a state of the art clubhouse with the best $5 breakfast I've ever eaten. They had a country & western band that was great. They have a pool and spa and a miniature golf course that my kids were crazy about. There were always activities going on. They even had a bonfire. The staff was friendly, the park was clean, the bathrooms and showers were so clean you could have eaten off the floors. we are definitely coming back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is very quiet and almost everyone we met was friendly. That is where the pros end for this park. We had one bad experience after another. First of all, there are no pads at all and the sites are very uneven with the road surface quite a bit above each site location. The first site we tried to use, we couldn't because we would have ripped our stabilizers right off due to the decline into the site. Also the sewer hookups for most sites are actually above the level most RV's would be at making it difficult to use effectively. We were excited to use the pool and hot tub until we got here and saw that both were bright green. We inquired at the office and they stated the pool was closed because they had shocked it that morning. Even though it was closed there was a teenager swimming in the closed pool with her father. I guess they didn't know that green water is not a good thing. Some of our neighbors were very rude and completely over-reacted to us inadvertently going a couple miles over the 5 mph speed limit. It was though we were driving drunk and had killed multiple people. Once we realized we were going a little fast, we of course slowed down, but we still were flagged down to stop and given one of the biggest lectures I have ever received as an adult. It was all a little much. To top it off, there is no way they should have Marina in their name. They do not have boat launch access nor a discount at any of the nearby resorts. They do have a dock area that you can moor your boat at, however it is so badly falling apart it is clearly unsafe. There is a sign posted that states, "Loose boards, proceed at your own risk," which looks like it had been there ten years. 25 years ago this was probably a nice place to camp. It clearly has not been kept up and I would not recommend staying here except it is very quiet. We did meet some very nice people here as well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate is for RPI members. For others we think it's around $30. Clean park but has gravel roads and is a little dusty. We spoke to people and don't advise staying here after heavy rains. The majority of the sites are on grass. Several rigs had to be towed out after sinking in the mud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only sites with 50 amps have no shade at all. Camp host was friendly, but not terribly helpful. Just said to drive around and pick our site, but didn’t know which ones had 50 amp so to just get out and look at electrical box to find out. The grass needed to be cut and the ground was so boggy that we kept sinking so we couldn't keep our leveling jacks down. Wi-Fi was $5/day. Not a place we will put on our return list. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park in an interesting region. With no rain in June there was no mud to worry about. Verizon cell phone and Mi-Fi were both good. Sites in the J section had 50 amps, water and sewer available and were satellite friendly. We camped here with an RPI membership at $10/night but with temps close to 100 degree. We opted for the 50 amp service at an extra $7 charge. The pool, store and clubhouse were all open and seemed quite nice. The Lighthouse Restaurant is on the levee overlooking the water and served mostly Mexican dishes that were very good and reasonable. All the people here were very friendly and welcoming so we will return again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good location on the Sacramento River. Was a good reasonable central home base for exploring the area. The have docks for your boat. They have their own restaurant on-site. Saw people eating there, we did not. Was able to have a campfire in our washtub. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.