We really liked this park. We ended up staying extra nights. The dog walking area is the best I have ever seen and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Easy access from I-5. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean. Entire facility is "man made", .. no "natural" ambiance. Seems entirely recent, .. nice buildings, landscaping, etc. While I was there, they had frequent internet access problems. Staff reluctant to help. Pricey. Owner friendly. I prefer a more natural setting for anything over a week stay. Closest restaurants overpriced and poor quality. Drive to Lodi city limits a couple of miles. The park is mostly near 2 major truck stops right at I5, with some noise from big rigs. Have to get into Lodi to shop/eat, etc. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

In reading through past reviews I was amazed that other RVers had given this park much higher ratings. Just because someone spent a lot of money building an RV park doesn't make it a good one. The parking pads are plenty long enough, but way too narrow. Yes, you do have to step into the landscaped flower beds when you get out of your rig! Also, for a class A motorhome with the door located near the front of the rig, you will have to walk back toward the rear, through the flower bed, to get to the picnic table located on a little concrete patio. With a little more thought, the patios could have been placed so that you would step right out onto them like in many other parks. Getting hooked up to the internet was a hassle. First you have to give them a deposit for a modem and then you have to figure out how to make it work. It took us a couple of trips to the office to sort it out and, as in so many places, the desk staff wasn't trained to be very helpful when it came to dealing with internet connection problems. Finally, the $39 rate was too much just for a place to stay the night and I personally don't see this park as a destination resort, given its location so close to the freeway. We'll give this one a pass the next time we are travelling down the interstate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As do most KOAs, this place had some nice things for kids (playgrounds, etc.) This place is huge, more than 350 sites which meant that there was constant traffice on the roads, so my kids were scared to ride their scooters around. Also, there was some sort of convention going on so they let numerous people who were not camping there enter during the day. My other complaints were: 1. the site was grass and nowhere close to level. It was severely uphill from my trailer to the sewer hook-up which required some engineering. 2. The website advertised boat rentals since the campground is right next to the delta. When I called the boat rental company that was advertised, they said they really didn't come out to that marina anymore. There are nicer KOAs to take a two or three night trip to. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here over Labor Day weekend in 2007. The park was really clean with lots of trees. Some of the spaces were tight, but even with the park being fairly full, you don't notice the neighbors because of the greenery. The pool was clean and the banana bikes for rent were a blast. A very family friendly park. We played flashlight tag with the kids at night. The only downside was the train tracks and whistle throughout the night. Maybe request a site as far from the tracks as possible. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We really like this park in spite of the fact that a major train route is within a stone's throw from the camp. We have no problem with the noise of the many trains, but others might. There are a number of pretty run down permanents in the park, but this isn't a problem for us. Convenient access to town without being in town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped here overnight. When we arrived, the front desk clerk informed us that because of the recent rains, the only sites that could be used were the deluxe sites. This type of site costs $48.50, plus tax. Yikes. We arrived after dark and left shortly after sunrise, giving us no time to take advantage of whatever amenities came with the deluxe site (a small patio equipped with lawn furniture and a wire fire pit). We received no information whatsoever about cable tv hookups and could not locate one at our site. Most campers had satellite dishes, and we asssumed there was no cable. We were offered wi-fi when we checked in, but didn't have a computer with us, so didn't need it. There was one bathroom/laundry room for the entire park. Thankfully, it was not particularly busy and I was able to do my laundry without any trouble. It was a disappointment to me to be forced to pay the higher price for a deluxe site when we would not have chosen one. Most hotels and car rental businesses provide upgrades when they are unable to offer a full complement of choices. I felt the price was far too high for what we got. The entire place was soggy, the bathrooms muddy (including some of the shower stalls). I understand this was not the fault of the management, but paying a premium price for less-than-premium accommodations was unfortunate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff at the facility was AWESOME. I think that the KOA could have had more staff working on the Labor Day Holiday but for those that did work they worked their behinds off to keep the campers and kids happy. The place was completely packed and the power went out three times. PG&E was called and responded very quickly with the transformer being replaced. The staff kept us well aware of PG&E's progress. The Bathroom's needed more attention but the showers were clean. The dumpsters were constantly being dumped and were empty by morning's sunlight. THE FACILITY IS ABSOLUTELY KID FRIENDLY. It's almost like taking a ride back in time when kids could go out and roam around without worry. If any of you watched the movie "sandlot" you'll understand. Kids were on bikes and playing ball all night long. Activates are plentiful and the boating staff (tractors) were good. Store is well stocked and Lodi isn't to far if you need to get to Safeway/Wal-Mart (10miles East of site). I will continue to go the facility with my family. A few more upgrades should make this site a KOA president award winner. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an older park with mature trees that provide nice shady spots. It is associated with a marina on one of the Sacramento River sloughs. We were here during the 4th of July holiday week, and it was exceptionally busy. There were large numbers of young people with boats and trailers all through the campground. On our first night, management was not responsive to late night party noise, but seemed to be more responsive later in the week (i.e, the quiet time after 10:00 pm was followed for the most part). The pads were patches of broken grass, but “streets” were paved. The site we had was fairly level, but some were not. Although we did not use the facilities, the restrooms and showers appeared to be clean, but dated (as was the laundry). KOA staff was friendly and helpful. We camped 6 nights, with no pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.