This is not an actual campground -- it is the county fairgrounds, but they welcome RVs. RVs park in various places around the site, but not in a specific RV area (which means they're dispersed). 50-amp service costs $25, but I understand you can dry camp for $20. You can get water to fill your tank, but not necessarily next to the electrical, and there is no sewer or dump station. No shower. Rest rooms may be left unlocked for you. We liked it because we had about an acre of space with a dozen picnic tables on a huge grassy area to ourselves, and it was completely quiet at night. There is 24-hour security and the fairgrounds are gated, so we felt safe at night and in leaving our RV during the day to go sight-seeing. There is no office -- register at the maintenance shed or flag down a worker. Staff was friendly. A grocery store is across the street. The big minus is that RVs can't stay here during major events; otherwise you can stay 14 days. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy to get in an out, except for the awful speed bumps. Instead of telling you that the limbs could be a problem, why don't they just trim them. There isn't much we can do about the height of the motorhome. For a one-night stop to visit family, this was an ok place. A LOT of noise from the freeway behind - luckily it did die down at night, though it was going FULL bore at 6:00 am. I think they are trying to improve - noticed a lot of cleaning going on, but they do have to do something about trimming the trees. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A park that is only if you are passing thru. A lot of full timers that look like they are on parole. VERY DUSTY when cars go by, we had reserved early for a shady spot, but when we checked in we where told that a "long term camper" would be there instead. we where put into a spot that barely fit our rig and, had to park the truck elsewhere. Noise from the Freeway was annoying, the Cable is the WORST I have ever seen. 7 channels. Would only stay again for an overnight We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
If you have to stop for the night... It's a place to be off the freeway. No charm... Over priced.... Too many full time residents. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Everything clean and well maintained. Nice area to explore. Not all sites have sewer. Dump site did not have a regular water faucet to work with, instead had a hose (looked like an air hose) with a sprayer nozzle on it. Would not work with my Sewer Solution unit. Would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
If I could sum up our visit to this park in a single phrase, it would be RUDE and overpriced. We were charged $38 for a pull thru with only water and 50 amps, only because we called ahead. The clerk at the desk wanted $42 at first. A fairly nice setting, but close to US 101 (= freeway noise). Most roads and sites are gravel, and not much gravel. Not impossible to maneuver our 38 footer, but we had to make several three point turns. The drip irrigators were on the whole time making a nice swamp next to our site. We had some local friends visit and the staff was rude to them too. Even the signs are rude, one no parking sign stated "what part of NO don't you understand". The pool area and club house looked nice (see the photo on their web site), but we didn't want to get close to the staff to use it. Next time we visit our friends, we'll stay in Plymouth. My advice if you need an overnight place to stay, is the Walmart. I asked the manager and he said overnight parking was OK. Guess what I've heard about KOA has some truth. We camped here in a Motorhome.