Redwood Empire Fair RV Park

We stayed here for 1 night as we transitioned from Pismo Beach up to Crescent City. 50 amp, FHU for only $37 (senior discount). The host, Debbie, was great and she gave us a pull thru under nice shade trees. Very quiet spot even though it’s close to Hwy 101. Showers and restrooms were clean and the water was hot with great pressure. Will definitely stay there again.

This small fairgrounds RV park was quiet and pleasant. Yes the sites are very close together but not a problem for one night. About a third of the sites are closed for repair/maintenance reasons so best to make a reservation. Big rig friendly. The camp host provided good directions which made arrival easier than if I had just used a maps app. If it's been raining be prepared for a little mud; my heavy fifth wheel did not sink. Verizon reception was fine but I did not stream videos.

The park was easy to find. It is located not far off of highway 101. There is pavement all the way including the park. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic.

Our site, D, was a Pull Through that was long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp, water and sewer) were to the left side. Distancing is very close. There is no foliage barriers between sites. It is slide to awning. There are no tables or fire pit. Our site was flat and even dirt with a sprinkling of gravel here and there.

The included wifi internet worked reasonable well with a log in password. We did find a few OTA channels but all came in fuzzy. Satellite should not be difficult because there are very few trees. We did not use the washrooms or pay showers and could not check them as they were closed die to COVID.

Within easy walking distance is a KFC and a Taco Bell. Other options are with in a quick drive. We found this park to be a well run, tight urban RV park. We paid $37.00 including a Good Sam discount per night and we feel we received fair value. This is okay for an overnighter.We would be back if in the area again.

Insane amount of ants at this place. Laundry room is a bit dirty especially the floors. Bathrooms and showers are still closed. Hosts don’t seem too happy to be there. Wifi is just alright. You’ll have to ford through knee high grass in certain spots to get around your RV. Ukiah isn’t the most exciting place to visit. $30 would make more sense for a price here. Stay if your just passing through but you will get ants fast!

We stayed here one night en route to Crescent City. The WiFi was great, full hookups. There was a huge branch in site U that almost didn’t allow us to push out our slides. The park is full of mostly full-time trailers. We were next to one that didn’t have a cover for their sewer and it smelled terrible at times. The park is not pretty and the community was unfriendly. Would not stay here again.

If you’re just passing through for a day or a few days this place is great because it is close to Highway 101 but far enough that you don’t get any highway noise. We had a nice full hookup 50 Amp pull through site. We were greeted upon arrivala by the park host who got us set up quickly. Bathrooms were closed due to Covid. They offer laundry and WIFI but we did not use. It was a little muddy and the sites were kind of narrow, but big enough for us. No picnic table and definitely no fires. The location is right in Central Ukiah, within 5 minutes or less of groceries, restaurants, a nice local brewery, and every big box store you can think of, including Costco. Lots of other cool places to explore in Mendocino County nearby. Also got lots of OTA Channels including major all the major networks out of the SF Bay Area. I would definitely stay here again!