Orange Grove RV Park

{Dates Stayed: December 31, 2023 - January 1, 2024} Yes, in an orange grove and you can pick all you can eat!! Nice RV Park, friendly office staff and they offer a Military discount. Paved drives level gravel sites. Would be nicer if they had concrete patio for the picnic table. Had we not been on a time crunch, we would have stayed longer. If you're fueling up do it in Bakersfield, the station down off SR-58 is too expensive.

We stayed here one night on our way back to Northern Cal from Zion NP. This place is a great place to stay. The rates were reasonable and the facility was clean and well taken care of. Almost every site in the park had at least one orange tree, which you are allowed to pick fruit if in season. The site is located just off Hwy 58 and about 6 miles or so East of Hwy 99. Even though we were close to Hwy 58, we didn't hear much noise. However we did hear an occasional Train horn in the distance, but that is something we don't mind at all and kind of like. We would definitely stay here again.

We’ve stayed at Orange Grove 3 times now, all as overnights on our way to/from somewhere else. Once you find a nice, clean and convenient park, it’s great to know you can count on it again and again. Huge park, and we’ve always stayed when there are plenty of available sites. Hookups work great, most are pull-through sites. Some road noise from the highway, but not too bad. When the orange blossoms are blooming, the scent is heavenly.

We have stayed here twice as we traveled north through Bakersfield. The majority of the sites are pull through with orange trees in between each site. The check in was easy. We got there one time before closing and we got the code for the bathrooms and the second time we just showed up without a reservation after hours(so no code). There were envelopes posted on the outside of the office under a sign "Available Sites". We took an envelope, parked & paid the fee in the morning as we were leaving. Both stays we did not unhitch so we could leave quickly in the morning. There is a nice fruit stand nearby if you get there before 5 pm.
Another reviewer stated the train noise was bad but it did not bother us, the train was a mile off in the distance but it train noise bothers you stay at the west(left side as you pull into the RV Park)side of the park that should put you furthest away from the train.
When making the online reservation I did not see anywhere to put in a discount code(AAA, Good Sam, etc..)but when we checked out the second time & paid in person we got a AAA or Good Sam, cannot recall what they gave us, but it was about a 10% discount.

Well run RV Park. Right off the 58 in Bakersfield. You park among the orange trees. Oranges had been harvested when I arrived. There is a small store around the corner from the park that sells fruits, nuts, etc. The Park bathrooms were the cleanest I have seen in any park even the "resorts." Nice staff. Would highly recommend a stay - most sites are pull throughs. Could hear a bit of trains but seemed to disappear after 11 PM.

Easy check in and well mapped out. We stayed for a week so got the stay 5, get one night free deal. Close enough to town to get things done. Real nice and comfortable park. Nice laundry, nice bathrooms and showers, nice dog parks, just generally very nice. Screaming wifi but also good cell signal. We used their RV wash on our way out. We left clean and happy and full of oranges.

We traveled in inclement weather and needed to change our stay from 1 night to 3 nights. Staff was friendly and very accommodating to our needs. This is a clean, safe RV park and met our needs. It is next to the hwy and train tracks so you will hear them both. We didn't use the gym but the laundry facilities are open 24 hrs a day. Machines worked well $2.00 for wash & $1.75 to dry. They offer free WiFi passes for 2 devices only. The dog park was grassy but small for our large dogs who prefer large open spaces. You can pick oranges when in season.

Having made no prior arrangements and driven farther than we normally do, we pulled in to a different RV park listed in Campendium, where we were told they only do long term stays. This was the closest alternative. Office staff said they were full, but had an overflow section that was dry camping if we were interested. They only allow dry camping if the full-hookup section is booked up. The park is pleasant, far enough off hwy 58 to present no noise issues. The dry camping section is packed dirt, in a row of orange trees, which we were informed we could pick if we wished, which we did. We were led to our spot by staff in a golf cart, site was level and pleasant. Park is clean and well maintained, they offer a number of amenities, of which we did not partake. Its a bit away from town, which actually like. Felt safe among fellow dry-campers. Used their dump station, which is a little awkwardly placed right in line with the park exit, but wide enough for folks to get around us. It suited our needs for the night.