This park is fine if you need a place to stay but is definitely not a destination RV Park. We have stayed at two other parks in the area and they were much nicer and less than this park. We chose it because we thought it would be $25 but it was 9 bucks more. It does have Wi-Fi. There is only one restroom, and it is co-ed. That means if you're a woman using the restroom, a man could walk in and also go at the same time. That is just creepy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unbeatable view of Mount Shasta with a very reasonable price. Clean restrooms, good Wi-Fi and cable TV. A nice family owned and run business. We will stay here every trip from Oregon, rather than the very pricey park in Yreka. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This Park really lives up to it's name. It is centrally located to I-5, routes 97 and 89. We used it as a designation park because there is so much to do in the area and the folks at the Park provide lots of information to make your stay enjoyable. They are truly helpful and we have witnessed assistance to RV'ers that is not normal at most parks. Definitely a return destination. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not fancy, but an awesome view of Mt. Shasta. Good freeway access. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites were laid out oddly and we could not figure out how to park. Electrical box was broken and had a 50 amp plug but kept tripping at 30 amps. Hard to find, signs were hard to see from main road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spectacular view of Mount Shasta. The park was clean with nice bathrooms and wide sites. The cable was good with 40 channels plus and strong Wi-Fi. There are restaurants within walking distance that give discounts if you're staying at the park. The price was right and everything was included. We'll be making this our stop when traveling through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Owners on site were very friendly and helpful. Cash or check only - no credit cards accepted. Most sites have too many trees to allow use of Dome Satellite TV. Some spaces may be tight, and there are some very big rocks to avoid. This was OK for an overnight, but next time we'll stay in Yreka because big rig access within the park was easier, and we can use a credit card. The restrooms were very clean, but could be updated. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a bare-bones park, OK for a one nighter off of I-5 or Hwy 97. A stone's throw from major truck stop area with fast food eateries(South Weed exit.) Gravel throughout. Owners are in the process of upgrading the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lots of permanent residents (mostly loggers according to office help). Pull thru sites are actually double sites where the first one in is in front and can exit easily and the second one in has to back out if the first one does not leave before them! Sites all gravel. Next to truck stop but not too noisy. OK for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Lovely park, gravel pads but perfectly level with nice trees on the perimeter sites. As noted earlier the pull throughs are "buddy" sites so you may share with someone else. We just overnighted but would not hesitate to stay here for a longer time. Definitely on our repeat list. Real easy access from I-5 and lots of food and gas choices withing 300 yards. We camped here in a Motorhome.

As the name suggests, they have a very friendly staff. Nicely kept park with a beautiful view of Mt. Shasta. The WiFi worked great and the cable TV had one of the strongest signals we've encountered at an RV park. I wouldn't consider this a destination park because of its location next to a truck stop (which believe it or not wasn't noisy at all), but an excellent place to stay for a night or two when passing through. The park is conveniently located from the freeway, gas stations and restaurants. While staying there, don't miss the chicken fried steak dinner at the HiLo cafe in downtown Weed! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice place to stay just off of the highway and easy access.It appears that they are doing some work on the park and it needs it. There are a number of full-timers, but they are all quiet and neat sites.BD. Sites are in some trees and wide enough for slides AND awnings, if needed. There are a couple of good looking places to eat nearby and several large fuel stations. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very cute little RV park near Weed. Although it's a "just the basics" kind of park, they do have laundry facilities and WiFi. The cable is fairly decent, a little over 50 channels. The park is located within a very short walk of a few restaurants (both "fast food" and "sit down") and a gas station with a convenience store. The "pull through" spots are in the center of the park, and the configuration is "front and back twosies." This means, if you are in the front, someone could pull in behind you. If you are in the back, and the front person doesn't leave when you do, then you have to back out, and can't "pull through." (There ought to be a separate category for this, it's the second time I have seen it!) If you don't want to be "paired," then request a perimeter site, which will be "back in." The perimeter sites have tall pine trees. This is a great "stopover" place on your way north or south on Interstate 5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great bargain. Wonderful location at the foot of Mt. Shasta. WiFi is a little weak, but this is a small complaint. Only major complaint is that rigs are kind of stacked where we were put. There are, however, open sites that would be much more comfortable. Very, very, nice managers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park for an overnighter. Clean and easy to get around. Friendly staff. The back half appears to be mostly long-term and perms. But the sites aren't a mess like we have experienced at other parks of the same character. Free wi-fi, but the signal quality left a lot to be desired. A very good Mexican restaurant is a couple of blocks away. Fuel stops and mini marts plentiful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We called 2 hrs ahead of arriving and asked if a big rig pull thru site might be available. We were assured there was. On arriving there was a little difficulty finding the park (signage and cell phone direction mix up) and the folks came out to the street to make sure we did not miss the turn second time around. Our pull thru was 80 ft. long,paved, and easy in easy out. Good free wi-fi, free cable,50 amp.,and easy access to I5. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is a good place to stop for the night for anyone traveling the I-5 corridor in an RV that includes a restroom. They close the restrooms (to avoid transients from vandalizing them) from 10:00 pm until 7:00 am. If you don't have a restroom in your rig, this could be quite problematic. The prices are good and they were far enough away from the freeway that we didn't hear any noises, even in our tent trailer. I wouldn't stay there again in our trailer, but in anything with a restroom would be fine. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Great place to stay if you are headed into eastern Oregon from Interstate Highway 5. No pool or amenities but provides that needed respite from the road. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A convenient lay over campground if you are traveling along the I-5 corridor in Northern California. A friendly staff, clean restrooms and the campground is keep clean and tidy. There are a few permanent Rv'ers, but nothing to be alarmed about.The campground is located on the south end of the town of Weed. Easy access off the interstate with restaurants within walking distance and fuel locations that are easy to negotiate thru. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.