This is an old mobile home park which is now attempting to draw RVers. Basically a parking lot with a few shrubs between cramped spaces, this park has nothing to offer in the way of recreation. Most sites are occupied by permanent residents. The staff were friendly, but obviously not used to RVers yet. We were asked for social security numbers and RV loan number upon arrival which we chose not to provide as our stay was prepaid. Only 2 people are allowed per site without extra fees. The paid WiFi signal was good, but the bandwidth appeared to be very limited. One free hour of Wifi is offered upon arrival. We stayed here because it was close to family, despite this, we will find another park next time even if it means a 40 minute drive. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Over the holiday weekend, Trade Winds RV Park did not answer their phone but used an answering service. The answering service was friendly and told us to go in set up and pay in the morning when the office would be open, we got to the park at 1:30 in the afternoon on Jan 1 2011. Went in the next morning to settle the bill. The lady in the office, did not get her name because she did not offer it, was extremely rude. Told I did not park my truck in the proper area, even though nothing was marked. Spaces are extremely small and not level at all, took a 4 inch block on one side too level trailer. Freeway noise was loud. Will not stay there ever again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older park, as many old RVs attest. One has spiderwebs all over it and it looks like it has been "in-place" for years. It is centrally located if you are going to SF or the Napa Valley. I-80 noise is noticeable but if you turn on your AC fan it helps mask the noise. Pull-through sites are adequate in length for a 40 footer but they are very narrow. Can't open slide and pull down window awnings without hitting neighbors slide. All gravel sites that are fairly level. One strange aspect of this park is that the office is only open from 9 AM to 12 PM and 2 PM to 5 PM. They have a board that lets you know what site you are in, but the bathrooms and laundry have codes to get in. If you get in late, you can only hope another RVer gives you the code. There is no dedicated pet area, only a small strip about 3' wide at the south end of the park for pets to use. Our rate was the weekly rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an older RV park and is in need of updating. We were in a back-in site which was very cramped to get into. We didn't really enjoy much about the place, but there was a pleasant aroma due to either honeysuckle or jasmine plants growing, I can't recall which it was. I was under the impression we'd have a Wi-Fi connection, and that was one of the reasons I selected this park. It turns out you can use one hour of internet time and then need to pay $6 per day per computer for access. One of the reasons we like Wi-Fi is so we can have access to the TV guide site. We were sorely disappointed. We both found the bathroom access codes annoying since they are completely different numbers. Additionally, my husband frequently couldn't get the cipher lock on the men's restroom to open. The lady at the desk was friendly but had the same problem. They really need to replace it; once it does that there's just no hope and it's quite expensive. There was a grassy area in the over-flow area our dogs used, but I saw no waste so folks must be cleaning up after their dogs. There was also playground equipment in that area. Unfortunately the area seems to have deteriorated. The park itself seemed pretty safe but the surrounding area was kind of iffy. (Our dogs barked and growled in the middle of the night but we weren't sure why.) We couldn't find a restaurant until we crossed over the bay. We were concerned we'd return from dinner and find our trailer burglarized and our dogs missing so it was unnerving to be away from our trailer. Of course we were surprised by a $5 toll bridge to return. We will not be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This RV park is your basic parking lot type. No amenities to speak of except that you get great wireless reception if you're in the pull through sites. However, it's a great RV park if you're using it as your hotel room where you're out sight seeing all day. It's very centrally located and provides conveniently short distances to Napa, Sonoma, and the bay area. Right next to the 80 (I never heard any freeway noise!) that adjoins you to all other freeways you'll need to get to all sight seeing areas you want to visit. Also, it's right down the street from Six Flags amusement park. I would recommend to anyone that needs an RV park for the purposes I described above. I'd definitely use it again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an old park right next to a freeway that needs some major updating. Pull through sites were narrow and you had to unhook your tow. Sewer connections were uphill and we are not quite sure why. Dogs were welcome, but only had flower beds to use. Quite a few full time residents that have been there for a long time. The staff was quite nice. However, we will not stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A basic parking lot-style RV park that's right off I-80. It's a little tricky to get into--even with the TL map and directions we still missed the frontage road the first time. The owners were friendly and helpful. The lounge where Wi-Fi is available is only open during the day, and the cable TV gets about a dozen channels. The bathrooms were clean; unfortunately, the water in the showers would occasionally turn scalding hot for a few seconds before going back to normal. Our site was a level pull-through. The highway noise was pretty loud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not fancy but a great place for visiting San Francisco or nearby cities. Near the freeway so there is some noise but it is not objectionable. I don't understand the comments about the neighborhood--it may not be fancy but certainly OK. This is our four or fifth stay here as we have relatives in San Francisco. We will continue to stop here when in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an OK RV campground. It is very small for large motorhomes. Our slide was about 12" from our neighbor's awning. The only positive I can see is the location. We were only 40 minutes from San Francisco. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is not often you get to see an owner who really doesn't like her customers. Things would be great if she didn't have those pesky people around to bother her. This is your place if you want this. Lots of little signs all around. WiFi in office only, and locked when office people not around. There is a 180 degree turn from I-80 that a motorhome has trouble with. Sites unlevel, very bad road noise. I do not know what other parks are available, but will sure try to find out next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tradewinds is a nice park, convenient to a lot of things in the Bay Area. The sites were a little tight/narrow, and being so close to the highway (while convenient for touring around) meant that there was a bit of highway noise. Overall, though, the facilities were neat, clean, and well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is hard to find unless you make a hard right from the southbound exit off the freeway onto the service road. Sites fairly close together. Lot of freeway noise. Public phone has been taken out of laundry room. Nearest one half mile away at bowling alley. WIFI did not work and modem in library available only when office was open. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Average, small sites (not room for awning), gravel park. OK for the night. Cable TV is only 12 or so channels, (tricky approach into, so ask for directions when reserving) Once again I told them I needed WIFI at reservation so they accommodated us with a site directly across from office; they do have DSL and dial-up in lounge. No pool, etc. Dog friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Hard to find someplace in the San Francisco area, this one is quite convenient. 5 minutes to the cross-bay ferry, 10 minutes to Six Flags Marine World, 20 minutes to Camping World or the Jelly Belly factory. Several long-term residents, apparently. Didn't see any kids in four days. Fair amount of noise from highway. Tricky to find - pay very close attention to the directions. Excellent laundry, lots of machines. Not a "resort", but a really good base to explore from. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice Park, level sites, easy access, low freeway noise, close to SF. Wi-Fi is only in their lounge, can't get signal at site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.