Dos Reis County Park

We have a 30' fifth wheel and were luck to get on of the pull-through sites. We may have fit into some of the back-ins but it would be tight. The park was quite and had full hookups, although the sewer didn't seem to drain very well. Each site has a picnic table but it was a little on the cool side for us to sit outside to eat, we also... more

Agree with the previous reviews. Right on the San Juaquin river. The tables have shade gazebos over them. I would add that most spaces are not large. We watched a truck attempt to back a very long Airstream and he finally gave up. There are a few pull throughs (#25 is a long pull through). A number of spaces are irregularly shaped - d... more

Peaceful campsite by the river, loads of space between sites. Occasional bit of noise from the hosts dogs.

Lots of room between sites. Grass everywhere. Very quiet at night. With a river nearby. Clean. Leveled. Super nice host. What more can you expect.

This place is like a quiet oasis. Nothing fancy, but $25 for full hookups (plus $1 per pet per night) is amazing in this part of California and so much appreciated. We pulled in and had our pick of sites. The park is almost empty...I don't know if it gets busy on the weekend, but less than half full for sure. Cell signal is great... more

Small park speckled with matured trees providing decent shade and ambiance. Well maintained, and decently quiet. Except for the camp hosts dogs. They bark a lot; as in, anytime someone walks by the camphost's fence. Or just because they feel like barking. Otherwise, quiet. Fishing/boat-launch in park. Strange fee structuring accord... more