We had a pleasant, if quite hot, stay here in July. The area of the campground that site #17 is in is quite shady. Though there are plenty of water spigots, most do not have threads for a hose, but the spigot for potable water near the dump... Read more

We’d stay again in the springtime. It is too hot and windy in the summer for my taste. Some sites have no trees. We had two nice shade trees in #33 but with temps in the high 90s and low 100s, the AC was going many, many hours. Do check the algae... Read more

My motorhome had a radiator problem in Bakersfield so I had to stay to get work done. First off, the staff is so friendly and helpful I felt right at home. They had no problem with the mobile mechanic coming to do the work. The office staff all... Read more

Note: Cash or check only. I stayed on my way to LA. This is a large park which makes for good walking within the park itself. Sites are roomy and are packed dirt/sand. There are horseshoes available and creek access. The lovely scent of citrus... Read more

I was very happy to find a campground that was open during the lockdown. I was surprised at how beautiful and clean it was. It was a long way from the freeway so be prepared for that. The staff was great on the phone and when I arrived. I was put... Read more

$21 w/senior discount for hookups and one dog. Beautiful spot on Putah Creek with lots of trees, a shoreline trail, paved RV site pads with electric and water, dump stations. There are plenty of dry camping sites as well but no generators are... Read more

I arrived at 8:30 pm in November so I was pleased at the ease of getting in and finding a spot. As another reviewer said you do need to be aware of washes and homemade fire pits. The camp host was very friendly and helpful, referring me to the... Read more

This was a nice surprise. I’d been boondocking and wanted a short break. This park is close to and overlooks Cottonwood. There are many trails for hiking and most allow mountain biking and horseback riding. The sites felt spacious and were paved... Read more

The views of the red (Schnebly) and tan (Coconino) cliffs made this place special. It gives you a thirst for getting even closer to them. For that I recommend the Boynton Canyon Trail and I plan to hit the Boynton Vista Trail to see the Kachina... Read more

The $33 fee was after my $2 senior discount (for those 62 years or older.) I dry camped and had plenty of sunshine for my solar panel. I was only going to stay one night but just had to stay two after experiencing this place. This area is... Read more