We loved this park! We stayed one month at a rate of $550. The staff is very friendly, the grounds offer natural beauty and great places to walk your dog. They even have recycling available, something I wish more RV parks offered. The park even has bio degradable doggie poop pick up bags. The owners of this park must really care a lot and it shows. We will definitely return.

Our stay here was very nice, its a family owned and operated park and it shows that they care. Clay guided us to our site and helped us with dining options for our night on the town. We felt welcomed and we would come back here again.

This park was on our way to Colorado and good for one night. Be forewarned that you will be pitched on for park memberships by the residents. We were approached by 4 different people in as little as 24 hours on the advantages of joining various park memberships: we felt hounded.

This is a nice place to overnight. Owner is one really cool and nice man who was very kind and helpful. We enjoyed our quick overnight stay.

This was a pleasant stop over for us while on our way to Florida. The owner is a gentleman and very kind, I guess that's why Mobile, Alabama is voted in the top 5 most "polite" cities in America and it shows. We would would stay here again.

A very well maintained beautiful park, lined with rows of swaying palm trees. The owners are about as friendly as they come. This park has a huge swimming pool and its simply beautiful. The park is pet friendly and there is a little lake that is fun to explore. Also it has a great gift store with gorgeous nature inspired jewelry. We would definitely stay again.

This is a nice and peaceful park. If you inform the manager that you need WIFI she will put you in the best place to receive great WIFI for us that was in site number six. There is a good restaurant called Meridys very close that had really good fired chicken. There is also a interesting oil rig museum. We were only going to stay one night and ended up staying for several days. We would camp here again. It is very pet friendly and has nice pull through sites.

The first 3 nights are free! Thereafter its $15 per night. No sewer, however they do have a dump station. We stayed along with some other friends for 4 nights. Great place for a dog to run. Nothing fancy but a nice, cheap place to stay and have fun gambling. There is another casino down the road that is bigger. Good luck! A very interesting and impressive motorcycle museum downtown. We would stay again.

The first 3 nights of your stay are free! Thereafter the price is $15 dollars per night. There are no sewer hook up at your site, however they do have a dump station. Lots of grass to walk your dog. The casino is "OK"; there is a really nice casino just a short drive up the road. Good luck!

Bethel Island is peaceful and beautiful. Sugar Barge is the only decent RV park on the island. Be warned if going in the summer time, this park is only 30 amp. If you have two AC's like many of the newer coaches, you are going to be toasty. The staff was friendly. We will stay again, but, I will not stay in the summer again due to the oppressive heat, our coach inside reached about 98 degrees, it would be to everyones benefit to upgrade the electrical to 50 amp.

This is the closet RV park to San Jose. It is new and very nice. The staff is pleasant and kind. The train that is near was not a big deal, our motorhome is pretty well insulated so it never bothered us. This park has a nice pool and jacuzzi. Be careful to really look at your charges, they have a charge of a $2.00 per day if you have more than one dog and they also charge $2.00 per day for parking your toad in any of the available parking spots. That can really add up if you stay a month or two and we think that is a little high. Overall, nice park.

Wow, we had uncompromising, expansive views of the Pacific Ocean. The staff was really friendly. The hiking trails almost summon you to sing out loud "The hills are alive, with the sound of music" seriously. We were on the second level which in my opinion is the best spot to be because we were not right up against another RV. We stayed a week and they have dog "areas" and are understanding that we do our best to get our dog to the designated areas before relieving themselves. You are 20 min drive to Beverly Hills and close to many tourists attractions. We had a lovely brunch at Beau Rivage which is walking distance from the park. You must visit Dukes, Gladstones and Moonshadows all great restaurants on PCH. Definitely, will come again to live even for only a week, like the rich and famous do...

Perfect for a overnight stay. This clean park is right off 1-25, near restaurants and shopping. All gravel sites with pull thrus. Very welcoming staff.