An excellent place for a Napa Valley visit. Conveniently located to get your rig in and then hit wine country. Downtown Napa is a short walk from the park. Full hookups. Helpful office staff. Well-kept grounds. My new go-to park for Napa. Sites by the road/entrance can be noisy, but normal sleepers won't have a problem.

We stayed here during spring break so FBG was very busy on weekends. Others have covered the park pretty well. It is an okay place to stay but spaces are tight together. Adults-only is a nice advantage for us. 4 individual bathrooms are good, and pool restrooms are older and a bit rough. We had partial shade and some road noise,...

We were surprised at the 4 star reviews. Although we arrived on a wet and windy afternoon it was clear this campsite is old and shabby and just a breath away from the downhill slide into disarray. The infrastructure was old, sites were shabby and in disarray with camper trash and charcoal all over the site which was hilly and uneven. In...

I was in FBG over spring break and the weekends were crazy busy. LBJ seemed to provide a quiet respite from the hubbub, and had a lovely nature walk about 1 mile long. I did not stay at this park but drove thru to see if I missed anything. In Pecan Loop, many sites are shaded. It was the tail-to-tail site situation (sites 25-56) that made me...

We came into the campground planning to stay two nights in a First come, first served electric site. After talking to the staff, we were able to get an electric site the first night but not the second night. The second night we got a non-electric site, which was fine. But the problem with the first come, first served sites is that it looks like...