Awesome dog park: has to be at least a football field long plus some. Great staff, level site but narrow. Kept stepping in the plants when trying to hook-up. Went on a Wednesday and got the half price discount. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This rate is based on the weekly rate of $250. The only downside to this resort is that the one-way streets are too narrow to swing wide enough to get onto the too narrow concrete pad without going off the pavement into the dirt. The site itself is level and wide enough for our 30' rig (3 slides). However, to get to our tow vehicle, we must step in the flower bed, which is watered every morning, therefore causing mud! On large motorhomes the door actually opens to the flowerbed, not the small patio. The bathrooms and laundry are about as clean as we've seen anywhere. Also, you can get a free newspaper (Stockton Record) and a free cup of coffee every morning at the office, a nice touch! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Best things about this place are the easy location along I-5 and the bodacious dog park. The dog park is at least the size of two football fields, it seems, and offers a grand time for the canines to run off-leash and play. The internet is a hassle having to get a modem from the office and plug it in with a phone cable - so we just figure it's worth forgoing being online one night in exchange for the fabulous doggie playtime experience. Space is tight for hooking up your rig and you'll end up stepping in the plants. Staff is reasonably friendly and the hot chocolate (or coffee) and newspaper in the morning is a nice touch. Best time to visit is on a Tuesday or Wednesday for their mid-week special which reduces the overnight fee to about $25. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very easy access from I-5 and newer park. No Wi-Fi available at your site, but you could use a "Modem" box or go to office area. Cable TV was good, sites are level but narrow concrete. Patio pads for sitting out ended up at rear of coach with the layout. Well manicured park but recent rain made the gardens muddy and with narrow sites, had to step into the garden exiting and entering our coach. Spaces are certainly large enough for even the largest slide. Newer park and certainly good for an overnight. Disappointing for the $$$ price overall though. Our price paid reflects a Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is for a 50 amp, FHU, daily rate with a Camp Club USA discount. This is a newer RV park that gives you the feeling it was designed by someone who had never owned an RV. Asphalt roads and concrete pads, however the pads are so narrow you have step into the dirt when you exit your RV. Placement of the WES hookups also left something to be desired. Also noticed a good deal of truck noise as a negative. Positives included an absolutely gem of a check-in person, spotless laundry, restroom and shower facilities, though I'd have to question whether the person who designed the showers had actually ever taken a shower in one like this. We were here for an overnight stop, and with the 50% discount, would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice facility, and easy access from I-5. Wi-Fi for this park is marginal at best. Had to use antenna to get reception. Called ahead to make a reservation (morning of our arrival), and was told that it was "half price night", and our fee would be $23. Good deal. Upon arrival a few hours later, we were told that it wasn't half price night, and our fee would be $37. We were told that it was a mistake by the girl we talked to, and we would "have to take it up with her". OK for overnight stay, but over priced. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a newer park. Has long sites but very narrow. It had rained the night before and water was standing in the areas next to the cement pads. The narrow pads caused me to step in mud hooking up. Also they advertise internet. It's NOT WiFi, it's DSL, broadband phone internet. It took me over an hour to get my laptop connected to the internet via the phone service at the hookup stand. TV was good, office persons were polite and nice. If this weren't the only nice park in a 30 mile radius I wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very handy location just off I-5 where there are not many options. More of an RV resort, it would be over priced were it not for its half price policy for mid-week stays. Plus it has items not usually found, included access to wine tasting events close by, the velvet grill diner, and the huge dog run, big enough to throw frisbee for your friend. A good find for us. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV Park is over-priced for what you get. You get free internet at your site if you have a phone cable long enough to reach in your coach from the outdoor phone jack. I tried this and after much frustration I finally connected to the parks DLS internet. It was slower than Wi-Fi but faster than dial up. Also even though the sites are paved they are very narrow. There is not room to stand beside your coach on the pavement to hookup your rig. There was standing water (and mud) next to the hookup stands. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean facilities. Has both Wi-Fi and internet. Also has friendly staff and is close to I-5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Way over-priced. Called ahead for a late check-in and was told to just pick a spot that was marked on the door. That was fine, but there were no prices listed and we feel we really got gouged in the morning. Also there was no literature available as to a park map, or cable channels, or WI-FI codes, park rules, etc., so we felt like we were flying blind pulling in and setting up. WI-FI was not available at every spot as advertised. Had to get a modem from the office in the morning... and it still didn't work. The huge field for dogs was unbelievably great. But the sites are too narrow and force you too walk in the vegetation just to get around your rig. We will probably make another choice when passing through this area in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate reflects a 1/2 price midweek deal. This is a newish park, but the concrete pads are too narrow. With slideouts in there is no room to walk along either side of an RV. So you end up walking on the 'garden' - don't trip on the sprinklers! There is no grass, just small bushes and bare ground.(can be muddy). It is on well water, which the office said was untreated - the County treats it with chlorine. There was a stench of manure the day we were there, and a County Rep said there were other strong smells on other days too. The I-5 seemed very loud here. (some parks next to the I-5 are far less noisy (e.g. Moon Mountain in Oregon) Poor Wi-Fi so they tried lending modems. It is a card laundry - no coins. Gas station and restaurants nearby. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Really nice park with a huge "football field" for a pet run. Great pet-friendly place. Folks are nice, sites are neat and clean. Don't want to complain but the sites still aren't right for every rig. Our rig didn't line up with the sewer in order to fit into the site and, if we put the doorway on the pavement, the end of the 5th wheel would stick out. But - its a great, first rate place. the spa and pool are great. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

First the positives - Very friendly staff, activities in the club room (Monday night football) clean. That's it. It was not convenient for motorhome pull-thru one nighters as was mentioned by others. All hook ups at rear of site. Had to un-hook to connect cable & sewer. Did not want to un-hook. Then, the space around the sewer/water connection was concrete with a patch of mud between the pedestal and the rig. Noticed this at many sites so it must be the sprinkler system. The Pads are very narrow and you have to walk through dirt to get to your patio (which is set up for trailers, just like the connections are). But here's the kicker, TL ad says that they have instant internet access at all sites. Nope. They don't. For 39 bucks a night, they really should set it up soon. We will go elsewhere next time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As a previous reviewer observed: sewer connection is at the extreme rear of site. We were here for one night and didn't want to unhitch the toad. Our 20' sewer line was about 10' short to reach. We pulled into a vacant site in the morning and dumped, but one should not have to do this in a well laid out park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Positives: Beautifully laid out and maintained with a very friendly staff..paved streets and sites. Picnic tables. Large fenced-in dog run area. Easy access from I-5. Nice pool, but unheated. We were here for 1/2 price day!!! Negatives: VERY narrow sites, with dirt and plants on each side...they water at night, so it's muddy in the morning, and the sites are so narrow, you have to walk in the planting area. With windows open, you can hear freeway noise. While they claim Wi-Fi, it was iffy at best, which the staff readily admitted to. The water/electric and sewer are at the rear of the site...if you don't want to unhook your car, you will need longer than a 25' water hose and an extension for your sewer connection. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a surprise this RV Resort was! After a long day of driving we arrived after 10pm in Lodi and saw this RV Resort when deciding to eat nearby. We were so impressed by the staff who were so friendly and helpful to us even though it was after hours. The park is so clean, the bathrooms are spotless, the pool and spa were wonderful. This is a great RV Resort! Even though it's close to I-5, the place is very quiet. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place for a pit stop. Quiet at night. Easily accessible. Verizon card and satellite worked well. Sites decently leveled. Pull through was long enough that we didn't have to unhook our tow vehicle. We would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It was very clean and very friendly. There is easy access. Our dog enjoyed the large fenced lawn area. The restrooms and showers were spotless! While the campground is well maintained, the location is not scenic but is very convenient to the freeway and services. Highly recommended. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was exactly what we needed for an overnight stopover off the I-5. Friendly staff. Wife was very impressed by the restrooms and showers. Easy in and out. Would definitely use again in the same circumstance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for four days en route to Florida after selling our home. Highway noise not as bad as one would think. WiFi leaves much to be desired. The facility was very clean and the staff were friendly. I would stay again during my travels. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful RV resort - exceptional pool and community buildings. Staff is very friendly. Looks brand new. Bathrooms are like being in a private health club! Lots of pull through sites but not a lot of usable space between sites. Would be an A+ park when the trees grow and if it wasn't so close to the freeway. We were just passing through but enjoyed our stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great spot to pull off for an overnight while traveling along I-5. Beyond that, it doesn't have much to offer. Sites are long but very narrow. Freeway and truck noise is, surprisingly, less than we expected. And, yes, there are aromatic dairy farms and sewer plants nearby. Wi-fi is wonky. We would stay here again if we were just passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very neat and clean RV park and good for an overnight stop. The sites are difficult to get into as both the sites and the roads are very narrow and the sites are close together. Although there are concrete pads, they are very narrow, also, and in order to walk around your RV you must walk through the planters on each side. On the positive side, there is a very nice enclosed dog area where you can let your dog off-leash. Being close to the freeway, the park is quite noisy at night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stopped here for the night. The park was fairly new and clean. The spaces were paved and level. The WIFI worked when we first got there, but we weren't on it long before it quit on us and we could never get back on. Even though this park was nice, I would not pay $44 a night for so little again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very comfortable park space wise. Staff and Facilities on park very good. Only downfall for park is many dairy farms near by, so smell can be a factor. Location being right on I-5 is a negative for noise as well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As other reviewers have said the park is clean and well maintained. Whoever designed it probably didn't do much RVing. The pull through won't accommodate leaving your tow vehicle hooked up if you plan on hooking up to sewer. Also the patio is situated in an odd location near the back of the coach which is also across from your neighboring site's sewer hookup. The sites are concrete but just wide enough to accommodate the width of a motorhome. This requires that you walk through their planter area to access the storage bays or patio area. Otherwise a good overnight park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park. seems to be a lot of permanent residents though. Perfect park for over night. Pull through sites are long enough to keep the tow car attached. We would stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived after hours but called ahead and the staff left us an envelope taped to their door. The park was VERY clean and convenient. Since it was right off I-5, we could hear some freeway noise but not too bad. Nice, long paved driveways although a little narrow. Plenty of room for the motor home and the van behind it. The bathrooms/showers were sparkling clean. The best part was that we pretty much had the place to ourselves. The park was practically empty. A great overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is easy access to the freeway, but quiet. It is quite new and the restrooms reflect this newness. The sites are cement and level! And...there is a Starbucks right around the corner. We would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We really liked this park. We ended up staying extra nights. The dog walking area is the best I have ever seen and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Easy access from I-5. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean. Entire facility is "man made", .. no "natural" ambiance. Seems entirely recent, .. nice buildings, landscaping, etc. While I was there, they had frequent internet access problems. Staff reluctant to help. Pricey. Owner friendly. I prefer a more natural setting for anything over a week stay. Closest restaurants overpriced and poor quality. Drive to Lodi city limits a couple of miles. The park is mostly near 2 major truck stops right at I5, with some noise from big rigs. Have to get into Lodi to shop/eat, etc. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

In reading through past reviews I was amazed that other RVers had given this park much higher ratings. Just because someone spent a lot of money building an RV park doesn't make it a good one. The parking pads are plenty long enough, but way too narrow. Yes, you do have to step into the landscaped flower beds when you get out of your rig! Also, for a class A motorhome with the door located near the front of the rig, you will have to walk back toward the rear, through the flower bed, to get to the picnic table located on a little concrete patio. With a little more thought, the patios could have been placed so that you would step right out onto them like in many other parks. Getting hooked up to the internet was a hassle. First you have to give them a deposit for a modem and then you have to figure out how to make it work. It took us a couple of trips to the office to sort it out and, as in so many places, the desk staff wasn't trained to be very helpful when it came to dealing with internet connection problems. Finally, the $39 rate was too much just for a place to stay the night and I personally don't see this park as a destination resort, given its location so close to the freeway. We'll give this one a pass the next time we are travelling down the interstate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with other posts here. This is an expensive property that was laid out completely wrong. With my towed vehicle hooked up just for an overnight stay, I couldn't hook up my sewer connection because the park's sewer was located by the back of the motorhome. Most newer parks also have sewer hookups near the middle of the pads - not this one. The pads themselves are way too narrow, which lets one have to step out of the motorhome into the flower bed - nice, if it is raining! Highway noise is there, but wouldn't bother me if I had been happy with the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Huge RV park located right off the 5 Freeway. We picked this park as a convenient overnight stop to break up the long drive through central California. New facility with great hookups, level concrete pads. There is no shade available and between sites are some new trees and bark mulch. Restrooms were very nice and very clean. We didn't stay to check out the rest of the park, had to get on the road. You will hear some nearby truck noise but not unreasonable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Idiot might not be strong enough to describe whoever designed the site layout. Access roads too narrow, sites not long enough for a toad with 40'. Step out of your RV onto the landscaped area. Couldn't get equipment compartment open with safety poles surrounding the hookup pad. Need about 3 feet of gravel on the RV door side for a better rating. For 36' or shorter rigs, the pads should be OK. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has absolutely beautiful landscaping, outstanding restrooms, a gorgeous office and store, and so forth. But, unfortunately, the actual RV parking spaces were designed by an idiot. While major roads in the park are two lanes and wide, most roads to sites are too narrow and do not offer enough room for big rigs to turn into the sites. Sites are just wide enough for the rig, and when you step out of your coach, you are in mud. When you try to access your storage areas or your slide outs, you are in dirt. There are large metal posts designed to protect the utility hookups, but they are right in the way of your slides. Patios are nowhere near the door of front entry/exit mmotor homes. Many sites are not long enough for both a motorhome and a toad although they are advertised as long pull-throughs. And, finally, their computer hookup is through a modem you have to pay a $50 deposit on, and plug into your telephone jack on your rig--not a good, workable computer access system and one that is quite cumbersome. Wi-fi would have been much, much better. This park cost millions to build. Too bad they didn't pay a bit more and hire park consultants or ask a few veteran RVers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Agree with previous posts. An excellent place, but a warning to 5th Wheel owners with drivers side slide-outs: There are 2 steel posts at each site near the hookups. There is no possible way to be close enough to extend the slides and connect at the same time to the sewer without an exceptionally long hose. Concrete pad is too narrow to line up farther away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an immaculate, new park located just off I-5 in Lodi. Our site was pristine, with plenty of concrete for level parking and lovely landscaping throughout the establishment. Bathrooms were immaculate, and the swimming pool area was perfect for adults and children a like. The only drawback was the park's proximity to the interstate freeway. There is quite a bit of noise at night. However, this same location lends itself to having numerous small restaurants and shops within walking distance - a great advantage to those of us who don't always have a tow vehicle. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A like new park located between I-5 and 99. It appears the facility is designed by non-RVers as the spaces were laid out with the cement patios too far back from most class A motor home steps so one needed to step in the flower beds to get in and out of the rig. Being so close to I-5 is both convenient and noisy as a major truck stop is right up the street with big rigs coming and going all night. When the wind blows the wrong way, you will get a whiff of the cattle pens down the road that will make your eyes tear. It is a good place to spend a few nights on your way north or south on I-5 or 99. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New park, very clean. Had a lot of long term units. Only draw back was no WiFi. Hope they get it. Would not stay there again due to no WiFi. They have a modem hook up for a deposit but my computer wouldn't hook up to it. My husband's did. Close to fast food places and gas stations. Has highway noise but didn't bother us. Fine for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park only one year old. Friendly staff. Very large field to run pets. The only negative was the high price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice overnight type park. I found the pads to be way too narrow for my 42' motorhome. When going out of the door of the MH, you walk right out onto the landscaping instead of the pad. I'll give it a 9 because of that. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was first rate. The club house set up was great. Friendly folks run the park. I only wish that they had made wider pads so that you could step onto pavement from the door of the RV. They have put bark and plants and we had to step on them to get in/out of the 5er. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I agree with the previous posts, this is an almost perfect RV park. The only down side is the DSL box the must be secured from the office with a $50 credit card deposit, but it works well and is a fast connection. The owners are friendly and helpful. There seem to be a few long term people, but have kept their outside stuff to a minimum. We'd be happy to find a park like this any day! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park! This is the second time I've stayed here and I'd do it again in a second. The park has free internet at each site, but it's not WiFi, it's a form of DSL where you need to get a box from the front desk to access it. You need to put down a deposit, but it's cheerfully refunded. Local phone calls from the site are also free. The park is convenient to Stockton, Lodi, and the California Delta area. Rates are discounted for AAA, Good Sam, Escapees, etc. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a brand new RV park, they have spent millions on it, and it shows. Everything is first class. Sites are exceedingly long and paved. Very big rig friendly. One of the best parks we've ever visited and the manager, Charlie, goes out of his way to make your stay enjoyable. This one is a real sleeper. Only two hours from San Francisco and three hours from Yosemite. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a welcomed park, located at the junction of Route 12 and I-5, diagonally opposite the Flying J Truck Stop. The sites are level, concrete, mostly pull-throughs, with picnic tables. Internet is by accessing it through your onsite instant phone using a box they'll provide for you (DSL). Bathrooms (totally private showers) were spotless, as were the clubhouse, pool, spa, etc. The only oversight we saw is that the width of the sites are very narrow by today's standards. When one has a rig with multiple slideouts you will always be walking on their groundcover to access the sides of the motorhomes. Also, your picnic table will be opposite your neighbor's hookups. We will stop again, however. Very pleasant place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here in the off season so it wasn't too busy. Having said that the place was full of kids. I imagine it would be hectic in the summer months. The staff was nice and friendly. This is mostly grass and they mowed all day. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park with a very friendly and helpful staff. Very nice mature trees and palms at every site (you park on lush grass). Excellent and fully stocked store with just about anything you might need in the RV/food/apparel and drink department, including a nice selection of local wines. Right on the Delta, so a combination RV park and marina. Grounds were extremely well manicured. Clean bathrooms, with plenty of hot water, doggy bag stations--this park has all the bases covered for a fun stay. Conveniently located just five miles from I-5 and there's a Flying J at that intersection so convenient for fueling before or after your stay. Park was nearly empty (still early in the California RV season) so we had a park-like setting all to ourselves and everything was blooming. Our non-RV guests were very impressed when they came for a picnic. New owners are doing a great job! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a bad experience here and won't be returning! We had spent all day driving up there from San Diego and were tired and ready to stop. We ended up accidentally missing the office and getting lost and stuck in a place where we didn't know where to go next and wouldn't be able to turn around without unhooking our tow vehicle. I had to hunt someone down to help us figure out how/where to check in. And because they wouldn't answer his walkie-talkie calls, he had to take me all the way to the office, get me checked in, and then take me the fairly long ways back to our vehicle. He escorted us to our site and then proceeded to direct us through in a way that left us with the hook-ups on the wrong side! So, we had to get back out and figure out how to get in facing the right direction. And even though the site was supposed to be a "pull-through," we had to unhook our vehicle AND go diagonally through our neighbor's site (thank goodness it was vacant!) in order to both get out and to get back in because of concrete poles they had on both ends of the site driveway that made turning in/exiting impossible!!! All in all, it took way too long to accomplish, and the site was definitely not as advertised! And all this for a place that's the most expensive we've stayed at by far!!! The only positive things I can say about it are that it has a nice little dog park area and that the grounds are grassy with trees and fairly nice (although be careful walking around - the ground is very uneven!). I was so mad after that experience, I emailed the general KOA office. That was nearly a month ago, and I haven't heard anything back - and probably won't. Disappointing. And it wasn't just our ignorance that got us disoriented on check-in! As we were leaving the next day, we witnessed at least two other RV drivers experiencing equal confusion (going in the wrong place, coming back out, and having to attempt a challenging U-turn). The signage there is awful!!! Beware!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We've been looking for a nice campground within an hour or so of home, and we think we may have found one here. We paid a premium for a "premium" lot, but we enjoyed the "extras" of a patio, furniture, chiminea and a gravel pad (most are grass). Many trees, which is nice. But, there are several low hanging branches, which is not so nice. The staff was great. We'll be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We just returned from a Family reunion at this KOA. We found the facility to be perfect for our family get together. There staff was very, very helpful. It looked like the other ‘Random’ campers were placed closer to the gates of the back campground which meant that we were less likely to disturb the other campers in the park. We love the fact that the store is so well stocked and the wonderful restaurant that is right next door. This is our favorite KOA and we have been to many up and down the state of California. We had such a good time that we’ve already made reservations for next year at this same park. We only live an hour and a half away, so we will try to return here again soon. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean campground. Happened to go on 4th of July weekend. It was a little chaotic. It seemed like many people had friends/family visit for the day. Way too many people in park. Very kid/family friendly campground. A lot of activities for kids (Tie dye shirts, bounce pillow, playground, candy bar bingo). Would go again, but not on a holiday weekend. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stopped here overnight. When we arrived, the front desk clerk informed us that because of the recent rains, the only sites that could be used were the deluxe sites. This type of site costs $48.50, plus tax. Yikes. We arrived after dark and left shortly after sunrise, giving us no time to take advantage of whatever amenities came with the deluxe site (a small patio equipped with lawn furniture and a wire fire pit). We received no information whatsoever about cable tv hookups and could not locate one at our site. Most campers had satellite dishes, and we asssumed there was no cable. We were offered wi-fi when we checked in, but didn't have a computer with us, so didn't need it. There was one bathroom/laundry room for the entire park. Thankfully, it was not particularly busy and I was able to do my laundry without any trouble. It was a disappointment to me to be forced to pay the higher price for a deluxe site when we would not have chosen one. Most hotels and car rental businesses provide upgrades when they are unable to offer a full complement of choices. I felt the price was far too high for what we got. The entire place was soggy, the bathrooms muddy (including some of the shower stalls). I understand this was not the fault of the management, but paying a premium price for less-than-premium accommodations was unfortunate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff at the facility was AWESOME. I think that the KOA could have had more staff working on the Labor Day Holiday but for those that did work they worked their behinds off to keep the campers and kids happy. The place was completely packed and the power went out three times. PG&E was called and responded very quickly with the transformer being replaced. The staff kept us well aware of PG&E's progress. The Bathroom's needed more attention but the showers were clean. The dumpsters were constantly being dumped and were empty by morning's sunlight. THE FACILITY IS ABSOLUTELY KID FRIENDLY. It's almost like taking a ride back in time when kids could go out and roam around without worry. If any of you watched the movie "sandlot" you'll understand. Kids were on bikes and playing ball all night long. Activates are plentiful and the boating staff (tractors) were good. Store is well stocked and Lodi isn't to far if you need to get to Safeway/Wal-Mart (10miles East of site). I will continue to go the facility with my family. A few more upgrades should make this site a KOA president award winner. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an older park with mature trees that provide nice shady spots. It is associated with a marina on one of the Sacramento River sloughs. We were here during the 4th of July holiday week, and it was exceptionally busy. There were large numbers of young people with boats and trailers all through the campground. On our first night, management was not responsive to late night party noise, but seemed to be more responsive later in the week (i.e, the quiet time after 10:00 pm was followed for the most part). The pads were patches of broken grass, but “streets” were paved. The site we had was fairly level, but some were not. Although we did not use the facilities, the restrooms and showers appeared to be clean, but dated (as was the laundry). KOA staff was friendly and helpful. We camped 6 nights, with no pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I was pleasantly surprised with this CG. When I first pulled into the marina it was very busy with cars, trucks and boats and I thought, oh no, this is not going to be a very peaceful stay, but it ended up being a jewel of a find. This is an older park with lots of shade trees. Staff was very nice and accommodating. CG host went out of his way to drop by and check on us. We were originally placed between 2 other RVs, I asked to move a little further away because we had dogs and they let me pick whatever site I wanted. It was very quiet. The pool was okay, the water was a little green. There was an awesome, new dog park. There was a nice area that the dogs could go swimming. Bathrooms were newly redone and very clean. Bring your own firepit. I would stay here again, I really liked it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in this park over Mother's Day in May 2007. The park management were nice enough, and overall the park was clean and shady. I gave it only a 5 rating because the trash dumpsters were overflowing all weekend and the bathroom wasn't cleaned for the 2 days we were there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is nice and shady, the facilities were clean and tidy. There were many activities for the kids which they enjoyed. However, several times a day, we were "entertained" by boats being towed to through the park filled with 10+ drunks blasting their music. We were also unable to get connected to the wi-fi network. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice large shady grass sites. Very clean restrooms. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very nice campground and park. The CG is under a canopy of huge shade trees. KOA has done an excellent job at refurbishing this once ugly and trashy CG. The facilities are clean and well cared for. The new dog park is a very good idea. We will definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a combination marina/KOA. Nice well shaded grassy sites. Big boater traffic during the weekend but was not noisy or rowdy. A little expensive but I paid extra through the nose to get 50 because of the heat wave in CA, only to have it break just as we arrived. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a wonderful campground. It was added to the KOA family in August of 2005. It has a great store and resturaunt as well as boat rentals. Nice grassy camp sites. This is an older facility but they are very busy updating the facility. The bathrooms, showers and Laundry facilities were just recently remodeled from head to toe. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for six weeks due to medical procedures. The staff and other RV's were very friendly. The park was very clean and enjoyable. We were not bothered by the trains that ran to the east of the park. There were laborers in tents on the east side of the track there were very good neighbors. We would definitely stay here again. We plan on staying here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park set between I-5 and 99 for easy access from either. Great staff and clean park. Only drawback is the railway crossing running east of the park boundary. Trains run frequently but if you ask for a site on the West side it is not so bad. A great park for over nighting on the way North or South. Not much to do in walking distance but close enough to Stockton (8-10 miles) We would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Trains run through many times per night. You can hear them from any part of the park we have been at the West Side the East side you still hear them. It is very convenient to Hwy 99 or 5 though. Restrooms are the cleanest I have ever seen. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The reason for the low rating is because of on-site noise. At night, trains would blow whistles off and on all night long. During the day, there was constant noise of power washers, leaf blowers, and cars. I had to turn up the TV just to hear the news and there was no hope of a nap in the middle of the day. I had hoped to work quietly in my trailer but was driven crazy by the noise. The campground is really quite barren. The website photos feature cabins and elite sites but there is really no charm in the camp sites. However, the showers were very clean. A bright spot in the desolation. As I write this an RV is being detailed not more than 10 feet from my trailer. I would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Our site was very level gravel. The Wi-Fi worked well and the bathrooms have just been remodeled and are very clean. Train noise is not constant and did not bother us. Host was very helpful with things to do in the area. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As do most KOAs, this place had some nice things for kids (playgrounds, etc.) This place is huge, more than 350 sites which meant that there was constant traffice on the roads, so my kids were scared to ride their scooters around. Also, there was some sort of convention going on so they let numerous people who were not camping there enter during the day. My other complaints were: 1. the site was grass and nowhere close to level. It was severely uphill from my trailer to the sewer hook-up which required some engineering. 2. The website advertised boat rentals since the campground is right next to the delta. When I called the boat rental company that was advertised, they said they really didn't come out to that marina anymore. There are nicer KOAs to take a two or three night trip to. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here over Labor Day weekend in 2007. The park was really clean with lots of trees. Some of the spaces were tight, but even with the park being fairly full, you don't notice the neighbors because of the greenery. The pool was clean and the banana bikes for rent were a blast. A very family friendly park. We played flashlight tag with the kids at night. The only downside was the train tracks and whistle throughout the night. Maybe request a site as far from the tracks as possible. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We really like this park in spite of the fact that a major train route is within a stone's throw from the camp. We have no problem with the noise of the many trains, but others might. There are a number of pretty run down permanents in the park, but this isn't a problem for us. Convenient access to town without being in town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We, if given a choice, would probably not stay again unless it was necessary. The men and women had to share a bathroom due to construction which didn't seem to be happening. There were trains going by at all hours and they were fairly noisy. Any guests who wanted to visit for more than an hour, had to pay a fee! All in all, for the price, definitely not worth it for what you get. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The first thing that needs to be understood is that there are train tracks on the east side of the park. They did not bother me, but the wife didn't like them too much. The pool was clean and well kept. The host was very nice and the shop was well stocked and not very overpriced. I would stay there again We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground is located adjacent to a very busy train track, complete with a crossing. Warning bells clang, train whistles blow, and the wheels make the ground vibrate all night long. The outdoor lighting for the restrooms was not working, making for a very dark trip. The showers were marginal, with a very small dressing area and insufficient heat. From the looks of it, there were quite a few long-term tenants here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here for 7 days out of necessity only. We would never stay there again. The staff is unfriendly with their customers and pets. They say that pets are welcome but there are signs everywhere saying "No Pets on Grass", "No Pets on RV Sites", etc. The only place they wanted your pet to walk was outside the park on a strip of grass next to the very busy frontage road. Sites are dirty with lots of permanent people, including one RV with 3 fighting pit bull dogs. Will never go near this place again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park was not clean and the showers and restrooms were not maintained properly. The help was far from helpful and that wasn't the worst of it, the park borders on a railroad track used by freight trains. They pass by several times an hour, night and day. The noise and ground rumble kept us up all night. We camped here in a camper.