Tradewinds RV Park

We stayed one night and had a pull-thriugh, level FHU spot. We used the laundry and the men’s shower. Very clean and well maintained. Good communication by email. There are bars on the office windows, locks on the restrooms and laundry room, and people living in their cars and old RVs on the street with the driveway into the campground. The price reflects this. We felt safe in the site. We would stay again.

Tradewinds RV Park of Vallejo is about a 50 minute drive northeast of San Francisco. The sites were tight and if we would have had neighbors we may have had a problem with the slides or parking the truck, but as it was we were by ourselves in a row of campsites. It was relatively easy to navigate the 40′ RV into the spot.

Starlink worked great. Verizon and AT&T were both at 5 bars with our cellular antenna picking up the signal on top.

The nights were quiet and peaceful. There were a few police sirens in the early morning hours, but otherwise it was a great stay and would happily stay again.

This is a very basic park, but the rates are quite good. I would rather spend my money on the great food and activities in the Bay Area rather than on the RV Park. The sites are tight together and there is some noise from the freeway. The staff was friendly. There is a laundry room. Although at the edge of a dicey neighborhood the park never felt unsafe to my wife or me. It's an excellent spot for exploring both San Francisco as well as Napa and Sonoma Valleys. There aren't many choices in the Bay Area so this becomes one to consider. There are high-speed ferries from the Vallejo waterfront that go right to the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street in SF (And some that go to Pier 41 at Fisherman's Wharf).

Noisy no matter how you look at it. Might be quiter spots further back or not right next to entrance. We are traveling in our Fourwheel pop up camper. No 110 only 30 amp., we have no adapter to convert...just a heads up. Free 1 hour wifi if you can ever get it to work. Spot 30 is right next to entrance/exit and right next to Motel 7 so you get noise from every where...and hwy 80 is right there as well. Bring ear plugs if you’re a light sleeper.
They have a laundry room, Women’s and men’s rooms, sorry did not take time to check them out. The grounds are clean and well maintained.

We stayed here for one night because we needed an overnight stay. The park is OK and the staff is friendly, so we were OK with being here for one night. But the sites are too small, the road is too noisy and the surroundings are not very nice. We could only sleep with the windows closed and we felt really cramped in our site. The location is convenient for the Bay area and Napa valley, but next time we are going to look for another campground in the region. We would happily pay a bit more and be comfortable.

We planned on staying here for a full week and ended up adding on a few nights to see more in the area. It is easy to spend a lot of time here because there is so much to see. The main reason we picked tradewinds was the price for the location. The neighborhood may not be the best but we never felt unsafe in the park. The staff was very helpful and kind and the laundry room was adequate for us and it was nice not to have to leave to go find a laundromat. The sites were narrow but we had no issues getting in and out of the park with our 37' fifth wheel as all the short term sites are pull throughs. The good part about this park was how close we were to see the sites in the Bay Area. If you want to see some of the things to see in the area check our vlogs while we were there. https://www.youtube.com/c/JaredGillis We would stay here again if we needed to be close to the city.

We stayed here for 4 nights while spending a month in California. The reason we picked this park was because we wanted to go to Napa Valley and San Francisco and this seamed to be a medium point. The location itself was great for this purpose and we were very satisfied with the price point as most parks in California high dollar.

The park itself is clean and hosts are very friendly. What we didn't like was how small the spaces are and fairly difficult to maneuver a rig through the park. We had to unhook our tow vehicle to make the turns getting to our spot. We do have a 42' motorhome which can present a problem at times, but we've never had to unhook before to get to our spot. The spaces themselves are so narrow we could not put our awning out without touching the next rv. Very little room to park our tow vehicle once we were parked.

The park is located off 80, so there was some noise from the highway at night.

They have Wi-Fi, but it's only free for one hour daily, then you have to pay.