JGW RV Park

This park was a pleasant surprise. Tucked between I-5 and the Sacramento River just south of Redding, this well-maintained park offered spacious, pull-through riverfront sites with picnic tables and full hookups.

Bathroom facilities were spacious and clean. A large grassy area with picnic tables separated the riverfront sites from the river. Plenty of birds in the area for birders and non-birders to keep an eye on; we even saw a Wild Turkey on the riverfront.

We would definitely stay here again. Not good Verizon cell coverage, But the WiFi was good enough for ipad and iphone. Did not try streaming anything. The main grounds are well kept up, watered & trimmed. The ladies bathroom/shower area is very nice and clean. It gets a 90% A from us.... Right on the river, lovely.....
**only negative is for people wanting to walk their dog along the river.....DON'T .... Just walk people, Not dogs..... foxtail weed burs on paws and legs !!
Several weeds that have burs !! Watch out.

We have been to this property several times before, but it just has a different field to it. The office isn’t open other than a small window. There is no place to buy basic necessities. The Wi-Fi doesn’t work. Premium site without a sitting area. What once was grass is now weeds with dead branches laying all over the grounds. Many dead trees on the premises. Many people are living there now. It just has a different feel to it. New owners or tired owners?

This is a convenient, clean, mostly pull through sites near I-5 and Redding. Spots are level. Wifi decent. However, their laundry hours are inconvenient (8:30am to 5pm). We arrived at 3pm, setup, went to the laundry at 3:40 and were told that we could not put in a load because it closed at 5. Our previous park was remote and did not have a laundry so we planned to used this one before heading to Yosemite. Ended up finding a local laundromat. Also when we checked in I was told not to leave anything (chairs, etc) out over night because vagrants may come through and steal them. ???? Needless to stay, you don't want to get comfortable and stay more than one night. I've been full-time for a year. This is my first park less than 4 stars. If they installed a gate/fence and a key-code lock on the laundry, it would have been a 4.

Stopped here overnight after being disappointed in other parks in the area and glad we did. This is a very nice park, clean and well maintained. Plenty of space between sites, the more so because management is only booking alternate sites during the pandemic. Wi-fi was solid and we enjoyed excellent cell coverage with t- mobile 5G at 4 bars. The interstate was nearby but we didn't notice any highway noise to speak of. The park is located on the north bank of the Sacramento River and we enjoyed pleasant walk along the water.

We have a 22' Airstream Bambi Sport and were travelling back to Oregon from the Monterey area of California. Just needed a quick stop and unfortunately we needed it close to the I-5 freeway. This RV Park was a saving grace to us. The Sacramento River bends around the campground, the place is super clean and quiet, the spaces are large and private, and the birds are incredible.

Yes, you could hear the freeway a bit, even from our site which was as far away as we could get, but the serenity of this spot made up for that. We'd definitely go back and we are actually planning on it.

Check in was easy and smooth. They were super friendly on the phone when we called to ask for availability. And at the end of October there were still quite a few spots left for last-minute folks.

Wifi worked great - thank goodness - because we had a lot of work to catch up on. The Cable TV also worked great. We only needed it to watch the last game of the World Series (otherwise we wouldn't have even turned on the tv).

Cell service was full bars of Verizon for us. The place rocked!