This is a great place to stay if you enjoy the comforting noise of freight trains passing by constantly. Very hard to sleep with major train lines within 50 yards of park. Arrival and setup at night was a extremely difficult. Sites are close together. Nice and close to Roseville, Lincoln and Loomis. Great shopping and dining nearby. If you are looking to spend the night in the Roseville area to take advantage of the local retail / malls this is a good place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had planned to stay in Auburn but the Auburn RV Park is closed. This was easy to reach and fairly close to shopping. Staff was friendly. The only drawback was the railroad crossing less than a quarter mile away -- the trains had to blow their horns several times, but only early in the morning (we never heard them in the middle of the night). We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very rural style park. Nice shady sites, but they are all dirt. Has quite a few run down RV's which appear to be permanent residents. Very quiet except for the rooster that crowed every morning. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A place to stay temporarily if you can't find anywhere else. It's an old KOA with an older trailer park on the site as well. Would not stay here for an extended length of time. Also, the price is way to high for this type of campground. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I didn't experience any of the complaints mentioned, but then again the park is under new owners and management. They are young and were very helpful and friendly. The sites are maintained, most don't have a BBQ any longer, there are bountiful trees and shade everywhere. There were a couple of branchs hanging a little low, but they came right out and cut them back for me. This is not the concrete flat barren campsite that seems to be taking over the camping industry, it is a nice quaint place set on the outskirts of a small town, quiet, and oddly enough, for all the negative posts here, they are full year round. I had to make reservations 2 months in advance for my return trip. Definitely not a 5 star park, but nowhere near all the bad I have read. Perhaps those people are used to having their cake served to them on diamond plates and gold forks. I'm giving this site a 6 on the scale based mostly on their attitude of service and friendliness, and they are always out in the park doing what they do. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We wish we had read rvparkreviews before we called in to get a reservation. This place is the dirtiest park we have ever stayed in. Dirt roads and dirt sites translate into mud everywhere. It is completely over rated in Trailer Life Directory and costs double what they should be charging. The Gold Country RV park in Auburn which is about 15 miles north goes for the same price and is much nicer. We moved there quickly. Avoid Loomis if you can. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This Park is a dump. Mud Mud and more Mud. First they put us in a site that was used as a driveway and was not close to being level. I tried for a half hour to level the coach. Finally went to the office and ask for maintenance to come with a tractor and gravel to level the site. No tractor or gravel. They moved us to a site that was only available for a few days (We needed to stay a week.) There was no 30 amp breaker in the electric box. Moved us to another site which allready had someone using it. Moved us again to a site that was in part usable. (the rear 15' of the site was deep mud as was the ground outside the entrance door.) I asked for gravel again, but was ignored. The park has a modem in the "Game Room-Laundry Room" but we could not use it as the hook-up and table are right where the kids sit to watch TV, and they will not move. The interior roads were full of potholes and were muddy. When we were leaving, I had a confrontation with a self appointed park cop over where I parked my toad in order to hook it to the M/H. (Was not blocking any sites or roadway) $200 for a week for all of this misery. We would not of stayed there but we had buisness to take care of in Auburn and the KOA in Auburn was $252 for a week and only a little better. This park was formally a KOA. Park staff was not helpful. Nothing else to choose from in the Auburn area. We camped here in a Motorhome.