Napa Valley Expo RV Park

I've stayed here a total of four months in the past few years.
Some ambient road noise at night, mostly quiet.
Very centrally located, you could walk downtown.
Unfortunate situation with feral cats, if you walk your dog here there's a lot of cat waste. My last visit here there was a lot of dog poop, and the new management let the lawns mostly die out.

One of the older male staff is rude to women. I've seen on multiple occasions how respectful he is to men, it's downright awful. I tried to blow it off like he's some grouch however two spectacular stories come to mind:
Once I showed up a whipping 20 m early to check in. Site was free, already paid. He told me to wait in the lot adjacent, not at the wait to check in line. It doesn't block traffic, no one is aroubd. Fine I'll follow the rules. A guy showed up 5 m later, and he helped him immediately.
Another time a rotting deer carcass was stinking up the park, I found him and asked for help. He was the only person managing the park.
He waited three days before deciding it was time to get it cleaned up. Very weird way to throw around power bro.

Not easy to find the entrance if coming after dark. Once in the spaces are large and roads easy to navigate for big rigs. Was a quiet sleep but for $70, I expected to at least have clean restrooms. The one I used appeared to have had someone and a dog with very muddy feet as the floors were heavy with dirty prints. No paper towels in the dispenser and the shower was a hand held with no bracket on the wall. Thought I was taking a shower in a dog bath. Good thing I had water shoes and a personal bathmat. Site was paved concrete, but not level or even near level.

I really wanted to love it because it’s got full hookups, nice concrete pads and a fantastic location. However there are two big negatives—The bathrooms are always dirty. We stayed 4 nights and they were never cleaned and no toilet paper one full day. Also our site was infested with ants. If we would have been warned about this at check in and told to spray around our camper we could have prevented the infestation inside our camper. They got into all our food cabinets and we had to throw out a lot of food. The food was somewhat sealed for normal camping but not for camping on an ant farm. It took two days to finally eliminate the ants by using sprays inside and out, and traps inside. The same thing happened on a site two sites away to two different reservations. Obviously it’s a problem on certain sites.

For those reasons we would never camp there again.

Great park! Walking distance to downtown and to Oxbow market (both are about a 14 minute walk).
You can easily walk to wine tasting and great restaurants! Also an easy walk to the farmers market on Saturdays.
The place is clean and neat, lots of attention to up keep. Most sites are pull through and were easy in and out. Full hookups at every site with 30 and 50 amps.
I was very happy with the spacing, there is a nice amount of space between sites, and you get a strip of grass in your front yard with a picnic table.
Also, there were apple trees with apples all over the park!
The staff was welcoming and knowledgeable about the area.
You should note that this is located in the town of Napa, it is not out in the country. We had no issues with noise and slept very soundly. I do want to note that there will be the rare train that goes by and a very small amount of vehicle sounds. We were in #8 which is on the entry road, and it seemed very calm and quiet to us.
You should also note that the wifi did not reach to most of the park and can only be used for email, no video.
The camp host said that upgrades should be coming in the future.

If you are looking for a park to stay in while you are enjoying Napa, this is the one!

This is a clean, efficient RV Park whose sites are large (long, concrete pad) and well-equipped (full hook-ups, some with sewer, and garbage cans shared between 2 sites) but with no trees and very little green. The location is great for visiting Napa and all it has to offer.

The adjacent road is heavily trafficked and very noisy in the early morning, You will not sleep without ear plugs. Still, this would be a good place for a safe over-night, nothing long-term, except for one major thing. The camp host (very nice, friendly guy) has no control over site selection. There is a system that assigns spaces based on an algorithm. This is something I've never experienced and not only is it a bad sign of things to come, it results in a very frustrating experience.

With approximately 36 sites, 8 occupied when we arrived, it left plenty of sites that had no one on either side, yet we were placed between two larger RVs. At check-in we asked how to request a second night if we wanted to stay over and were told we would have to unhook and drive around to the office so the "algorithm" could reassign a site.

Hard to believe we've reached this point with all the other problems that burdens the industry. I encourage you not to support this system. When we reach the day of automation with no people involved in the process, it will be a bad thing, not a good one. This is not COVID driven as the camp host still greets you, takes your credit card and gives you the WiFi password and your site, assigned by the algorithm. Feels like a dress rehearsal for having all things done online with no need for the camp host and no opportunity to change things that are not a good fit for your individual needs.

This is a great facility. The sites are large and most are 75-foot long pull throughs. Full hookups in all sites. The pads are concrete and over twelve feet wide. Easy to get into and to level. Large grass areas between the sites. The facility is quiet, well lighted, clean and well maintained. Great location close to a number of tasting rooms (including our favorite, Gabrielle). You wouldn't know you were in town. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Our thanks to Kenny (camp host) for making it such a great place to stay. Reservations can only be made on-line (on-site staff are not allowed to make reservations). We were camping in a 35 ft. 5th wheel with 3 pop-outs. The give a discount for Good Sam and AARP, maybe others.