Fort Henrietta RV Park

First, Gloria is the camp host and she is a treat! She met us when we called and showed us our site next to a fence. On one side the view is someone’s yard, but the other side is the park with blooming daffodils and other flowers and blooming trees and a river view! It is a cute park and museum with covered wagons and an old time fire engine. We walked the town (3 blocks) and ate at H&P Cafe with the locals. Great burgers! Early the next morning we listened to the geese and ducks, then walked to the coffee shop where we had home made cinnamon rolls and great coffee. This place is not for everyone but we found it and the town charming. There are trains nearby but we like the horn. Gloria said there was a shower but we did not need it so did not look at it. We would not have liked the other two spaces as they were close together and faced the roadway. We would stay here again at that same site.

As has been previously stated, there are actually only 3 sites that appear to be available to travelers, 2 full hook up sites are back-in sites facing Main St and another that they call a pull thru site which is more like a parallel park site facing the tiny little park on a side street (this is the site we were in). We stayed here in our 36 ft Seneca, so close to the fence that we could not open the living room slide and our bedroom slide was just barely off the street. There is no view to speak of, unless you count the neighboring trailer park which was colorful in a worn out, rundown sort of way. All that being said we were delighted. We arrived late in the day, tired and hungry and were greeted by the camp host immediately. She was a most delightful and accommodating woman. The actual park itself contains two historic buildings, s small fort and a jail, and a small museum containing stagecoach and fire wagon. There is a winery across the street and another within walking distance both were closed when we arrived/ left. The tiny little town is rich with history and it is obvious that efforts are being made to restore and beautify this quaint little gem. Would stay again and would highly recommend this park to anyone with an open mind and an interest in quaint little towns.