Kit Fox RV Park

On my way to the Bay Area to visit family I stayed here 1 night. The office was closed (there is someone around for campers though) so you find a spot, park and then pay. I chose one up against the back fence, #70, which had a nice grassy section.

For 1 night this place is nice. The sites are tight yet some have shade and/or grass. Though very close to busy highway 5 it's surprisingly quiet. The campground is quiet as well. You're close to gas and food.

My back in site was level on a gravel ground. There's parking if you have a vehicle on cement at the site.

The wifi was pretty good, I streamed YouTube videos. This was a surprise since without a booster I usually get spotty wifi at RV parks.

I'd stay here again when I come to visit friends and family in the area.

We stayed here on the way to Sacramento from San Jose, the sites are very clean, gravel with paved roads around the park. Full hookups and a nice little mall with some food choices if you want to take the night off of cooking.

This isn't a getaway or fishing hole with a lot of trees, but it's the perfect clean, safe, spot to stop a while right off I5.

This is a Motel 6 of campsites. It’s right along Interstate 5 besides all of the usual highway chains of motels and eateries. The sites are narrow and the place was crowded even in February. The campground is essentially a large parking lot with spaces for campers. It has full hookups available, television (which we don’t use) and wifi. The speed of the wifi at our location was painfully slow. Traffic noise from Interstate 5 was constant all night. While the staff are reasonably friendly, the facilities do not seem to get cleaned very often for such a large campground. All in all this is only a place to lay your head if you have no other place to stop in this part of California.