The posted signs say 1 hour parking, however when we asked they guided us to overnight parking. The folks are super-friendly. The place is clean as a whistle. Showers are affordable at $15 and washers and dryers are available. It lacks a lounge. But you can help yourself to a seat with phone charging in the “food court”. Overall a good stay

FREE!! Three designated spread out private spaces but plenty of room for more in other parking areas. Only 2 of us on a Saturday. The sites are a bit worn with big potholes but hey it’s free! Picnic table and fire ring in the designated spots. No fires allowed outside the 3 designated spaces but overnight parking is ok. Really appreciated the...

The facilities are at the Coyote Howls East Campground. I talked to Dan who was very pleasant. A dump is $12 and fresh water refill is $4, regardless of tank size. You can dump garbage as a paying patron. There is easy access and there are several locations in the campground. Some are smaller than others, but the one at Building #4 near the...

We stopped here with our 41' 5th wheel for 2 nights. We went to the right from the T and found a spot. The freeway noise is minimal and we had a beautiful backdrop of the mountain to the south. We had 2 other neighbors at a very good distance from us. We would definitely stay here again.

This park is cheap and you’ll know why when you see it. You can reach out your window and pass your neighbor a beer. Not our thing but it is for many I guess. Very crowded! We got a lot that was so close to the RV behind us we couldn’t attach our sewer hose without almost bumping their RV. We paid for 4 nights but only stayed two. Got outta...