We were in the "Chaparral" campground, site 3 which situated our class A for spectacular views out of the front windshield. The site was fairly level with old, well worn and soft asphalt surface. We switched from site 1 due to the very uneven... Read more

The sites are narrow. I mean, with slideouts extended you won't be sitting next to your RV's door. The sites are long and very thin. During busy weekends there is virtually no parking. We watched as trailers and 5th wheels struggled to fit into... Read more

As a previous reviewer noted, these notes relate to Foster Residence Campground only. The other nearby campground, Red Canyon is more suited to tents and small trailers. Foster's Residence has cement pads, though "level" is only a dream (except... Read more

Price paid reflects good sam discount. Sites were $40 and $45. All sites are pull through and full hook up. Big rig friendly. Park and bathrooms were impeccably clean. Has Starlink as the park wifi but our T-mobile 5g was much faster. Sites are... Read more

A little pricey at $83 per night. But it's a clean, safe park with level and well spaced sites. 30/50 FHU with a mix of back in and pull thru. We were only here one night, so we didn't make use of any on site facilities. The park has a pretty... Read more

Check in was quick, easy and friendly. The first thing we noticed was the live lobster tank in the office. They will cook the lobster for you, just tell them what time and come pick it up. The sites were easy to back in to (they also have pull... Read more

It's billed as an "RV Resort" and yeah, they have the pool and mini golf and playground etc. Even so, the feel of the place is one of mostly long term seasonal sites with the transients relegated to what basically is an open field. 30amp and... Read more

Beware the laundry room cash card scam. To use the machines you have to obtain a cash card from the office. They force you to pay cash for the card, but refuse any refund. What they don't tell you is that any amount not used is lost. They refuse... Read more

The majority of the campground is dedicated to seasonal lot owners. The area for transients is large and mostly away from the seasonal lots making it a quiet location. The sites are well spaced and somewhat level. The pads are a ix of grass and... Read more

Bonnie Brae is an older campground, which means it's tight maneuvering for rigs at 35' or more. The turns are tight and the sites tricky to get into. There are a combination of pull-through and back in. We had a back in and were able to work... Read more