This park has 10 pull through sites. The even numbered sites pull in from one direction and the odd numbered sites pull in from the other direction. This puts you back to back with your neighbors on one side and front to front with your neighbors on the other side. The sites are quite narrow, but long enough for a long RV. If you're in a long RV, you won't be able to pull your vehicle straight in to the site, but will have to park across the end. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I have stayed at this park for over 2 years now. I work close by on a power project which makes it convenient for me. The owner and managers are great people. Some people come and go, and others stay here long term. I have known the owners for quite some time and enjoy them. We go ride the HD's once in a while. This park has rules just like everywhere else: they apply to everybody. For the most part this park is quiet, peaceful, and enjoyable. My hat is off to the owners for being able to make this place seem more like home and keeping everything clean and organized for everyone's enjoyment and use. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Staff have gone out of there way to help us with whatever we needed. There are some shade trees available and we have enjoyed the quietness of the place. Occasionally you hear a train going by but mostly it is quiet. I believe that the friendliness of the staff makes it a rewarding camping experience. They do have Wi-Fi but no cable. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is small, friendly and very clean. Bathhouse and laundry were cleanest I have seen. Not a lot of shade available but sites were decent. Management went out of their way to help us with a problem we had with our RV. The only problem we encountered was a couple that spent hours riding around in their golf cart drinking and refusing to get out of the way of traffic. I read a previous review of this park and the poster either was at a different park or has a vendetta against someone at the park. No one was rude. We never saw anyone with a gun and no one in the park was talked about. (Why would someone stay 8 months if they thought the place was so terrible?) We were there for several days and have no complaints. We will most definitely return to this park on our next trip through to the valley. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites are very close together and mostly used by permanent campers. Bathhouse is individual bathrooms and very clean. Other campers very pleasant. Staff is the friendliest and most helpful we have seen in a long time. Nice large area for dog walking. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Mostly permanent residents crammed in to small sites. No wi-fi or cable. Off the air tv is very poor as well. Stray dogs run wild in the park threatening those on leashes. Road out front heavily traveled by semis and railroad tracks used all night noisily. This is a "any port in a storm" type of park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.