This is an old mobile home park which is now attempting to draw RVers. Basically a parking lot with a few shrubs between cramped spaces, this park has nothing to offer in the way of recreation. Most sites are occupied by permanent residents. The staff were friendly, but obviously not used to RVers yet. We were asked for social security numbers and RV loan number upon arrival which we chose not to provide as our stay was prepaid. Only 2 people are allowed per site without extra fees. The paid WiFi signal was good, but the bandwidth appeared to be very limited. One free hour of Wifi is offered upon arrival. We stayed here because it was close to family, despite this, we will find another park next time even if it means a 40 minute drive. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A basic parking lot-style RV park that's right off I-80. It's a little tricky to get into--even with the TL map and directions we still missed the frontage road the first time. The owners were friendly and helpful. The lounge where Wi-Fi is available is only open during the day, and the cable TV gets about a dozen channels. The bathrooms were clean; unfortunately, the water in the showers would occasionally turn scalding hot for a few seconds before going back to normal. Our site was a level pull-through. The highway noise was pretty loud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not fancy but a great place for visiting San Francisco or nearby cities. Near the freeway so there is some noise but it is not objectionable. I don't understand the comments about the neighborhood--it may not be fancy but certainly OK. This is our four or fifth stay here as we have relatives in San Francisco. We will continue to stop here when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an OK RV campground. It is very small for large motorhomes. Our slide was about 12" from our neighbor's awning. The only positive I can see is the location. We were only 40 minutes from San Francisco. We camped here in a Motorhome.