Last visited when it was affiliated with the KOA chain. Everything is exactly the same,…read morenonetheless. While it may not be an issue for very large RVs (e.g. 5th wheelers), we found site 21 to be problematic. The sewer connection is located at the high-end of the site where gravity is working against a thorough flush. The site could've used more gravel as well as it was very muddy due to the passing storm. It would've been as easy to request an alternative site but opted to deal with it as it was more of a hassle. On the plus side, the campground is large. Great for dog walks! Also convenient for those visiting Red Hawk Casino as it is just a freeway exit away.

Awesome locale for camping, nice pool, showers etc. Lovely well kept property. Good central…read morelocation for touring local wineries.

We live in our RV full-time, and there are very few options in the Tahoe area for a 45' motorhome…read more We brought our boat to Tahoe and stayed at the KOA South Tahoe for a month, as we have kids and grandkids in Northern California. Although the sites are a little close together, and the highway noise is noticeable during the day, we thought this was a beautiful setting full of tall trees and situated near a pleasant little creek. We found every member of the staff very helpful and friendly. Just a few minutes away there are cafes and a nice market. Tahoe Keys Marina is about 15 minutes away. There is a little swimming pool where our grandkids enjoyed swimming. We enjoyed campfires and making s'mores. Some of our visitors stayed in the Chalet cabin, which was cute and very clean. We would definitely stay here again.

We've been camping with KOA across California since 2014, this is our second time camping on this…read morespecific location and this was by far our most disappointing experience. We are in our 30s-40s trying to have a fun camping time with our kids and our elderly parents. We are not party animals by any means. Admittedly, we may have gotten a little carried away with laughter on our first night. However, we were respectful and compliant with campground rules moving forward. The next morning, we were surprised when a staff member approached us and began with, "Everybody speak and understand English?" This was incredibly offensive and came across as racially insensitive. Still, we gave the benefit of the doubt and assumed they were just trying to ensure clear communication. The staff member then reminded us of the one-vehicle-per-site policy. Though we had multiple campsites booked, we immediately complied and moved extra vehicles to the designated overflow area. Later that evening, another staff member approached our group to remind us of the 10 PM quiet time. We were well aware of the rule and even reminded each other around 9:45 PM to keep our voices down and prepare to wind down. We are a group of professionals -- registered nurses, an attorney, a clinical lab scientist, an architect, an occupational therapist, and an engineer. We fully understand English and have every intention to follow campground guidelines. At 10:12 PM, the same staff member returned, flashing a flashlight into our campsites and loudly calling out, "Campsites # 1, 2, 3 -- it's quiet time! No music! No loud noises! No car alarms!" We politely acknowledged the reminder, reiterated our understanding, and clarified that the car alarm was not from our group. We admitted to the previous night's noise but assured him we were keeping things quiet this time. Despite this, he continued yelling, saying, "I'm not here to argue. I'm just reminding you. If you don't want to comply, I'll call the sheriff and get you all out of my campground." One of our friends calmly and respectfully tried to explain that while we fully acknowledged and respected the rules, we did not appreciate being spoken to in such a disrespectful and public manner -- especially since we were not being disruptive at that time. We even asked him if we were being too loud right now, and he said No. Ironically, he was preaching quiet time while he himself is yelling across the campground. This entire situation could have been handled far more professionally and respectfully. We've always had good experiences with KOA in the past, but this left a lasting negative impression. Sadly, this will likely be our last time staying at this location -- or possibly with KOA altogether. I don't typically write negative reviews, but this experience warranted one

Every site is FHU. The bathrooms and showers were heated and very clean. The lodge is a great spot…read moreto hang out, socialize and play board games. There is live music on Friday and Saturday nights at the lodge. All sites are concrete pads and fairly level.The sites are nicely spaced out and not right next to each other. There is a heated pool and hot tub year round and there are multiple fire pits around the pool deck. Plenty of nicely paved roads for kids to bike on inside the park. The camp store just opened and is fully stocked w/ beer, wine and food items. The staff is very friendly and great to talk with. The dog park areas were nice and large with a big dog wash area near the dog park. We will definitely be coming back and recommend GVRV Resort to others.

We've stayed at least 4 times since their grand opening. There is a lot of potential. It's a nice,…read moreclean, centrally located park with good amenities. We won't be going back because the management is allowing and catering to long term/permanent residents. It's starting to look and feel more like a trailer park instead of a RV resort.

Had a Great camp out weekend there with Amador Trail Stewardship! Camp host was very welcoming and…read morecame by a few times to check and see if we needed anything. Hopefully ATS can come back in the spring and work on some local trails for Plasse's.

We went on a roadtrip to get out of the Heat in Placerville with some friends. This resort is about…read more7,100 feet up in elevation and it was cool and lovely. We hung around the little eatery by the general store and the staff were very nice. That day they were serving some Hot Dogs and they looked good but I did not have one. We went to the lake and it is beautiful with the water being clear where we were at. Kids were swimming and people were fishing. There is a road that takes you around the lake but be careful because these are where the private cabins are located and the owners who have these properties are not the warmest people in terms of welcoming you are even speaking to you. The staff was kind and polite. A few trails that you can take that get you around the lake to walk and explore or search for Bigfoot. I do believe in Bigfoot. A very nice resort that I will explore further in the future.

Great place, highly recommend, come check it out.Pictures included, place has some open spots, and…read moreclose to highway so you can get back and fourth easily, great place for peace and quiet, no drama!

I had an amazing stay here, the staff and other campers were friendly. It is a very clean resort,…read morenice laundry area and an overall beautiful park. It's fairly quiet being as close as it is the freeway, other than the periodic trains going by. I had no issues with the staff, reserving a site, or my stay overall. They had no issues with my dog staying weekends with me, a medium sized German shepherd, contradicting previous reviews.

This is the most amazing campground. The staff is amazing, friendly and helpful. Campsites and…read morerestrooms are always clean and there's lots to do and learn about gold mining history

We stayed at a tent site at Coloma Resort and had a great time overall. The site was right by the…read moreriver but tucked into a quieter, more secluded stretch, not the main part of the river, which made it peaceful and a bit more private. There was a pre-built tent frame that we were able to pitch our tent under, which was spacious and really helpful for shade. The ground was decomposed granite, which made it tough to get tent stakes in. Grass would've been nicer, less dusty and more comfortable, but we made it work. The site had water and electric hookups, which was a nice surprise for a tent spot, and the restrooms were super clean and close by. The river was beautiful. We went swimming, it was shallow but fast-moving, which the kids absolutely loved. We also saw a bunch of people tubing down the river, which looked like a blast. There's a small general store on-site that opens at 9am, basic supplies, drinks, firewood, etc. Super convenient. All in all, a lovely campground. Despite the dusty ground, we'd definitely go back again.

We spent a week here with our kids and extended family. The staff was friendly, facilities were…read moreclean, and we had a wonderful time. We stayed in a cabin as part of our CRA membership and had a tent for extended family. The cabin we stayed in was older, but it was still a wonderful time. Our kids made a movie with the ghost town scenery in the background. It was one of the best family trips we've taken. It's an hour from Lake Tahoe. We paddle boarded on the lake one day and explored. On another day, we drive to Emerald Bay and hiked. We ended our trip with water rafting with MotherLode river center. In response to some of the criticisms: Perhaps the staff listened and adjusted, because we found them to be friendly and helpful. No creepiness observed. If you have unrealistic expectations about camping, the dirt on the paths will annoy you...camping may not be for you if this is the case. Despite this, the pool, bathrooms, and cabins were super clean. Staying in a cabin here, still qualifies as "glamping." Wifi didn't work well for us, but AT&T has decent service up there. There are more activities from Thurs to Sunday morning. Bring mosquito repellent. There is a Costco and grocery store not too far away if you are planning an extended stay. We definitely plan to return!

Pro's 1. RV sites were reasonably placed far enough apart…read morefrom each other that 2. Food is cheap if you plan to eat on the premises 3. Pollock Pines is nice with all the trees 4. Guy checking us in was very pleasant 5. Brian the person doing the presentation was cool Con's 1. None of the attractions advertised were open 2. Our site had old charcoal still in the bbq pit 3. WiFi was extremely HORRIBLE. Even in club house it was spotty 4. If ordering food, bring cash or you will have to walk to the check in station to use your CC 5. Clubhouse had a bar with no liquor or beer. it was being used for storage space. 6. could not pick up local over the air channels 7. campground was not the cleanest and seemed old. Nothing like what is shown on the website Conclusion: If we paid for this weekend stay, i would have been highly upset. Dont let the website video's and photo's fool you. I would never pay to come to this place. Glad we got it free from our purshase of a new RV. Stay for the presentation and collect the $200. Brian was okay to listen to about the CR membership perks. $10k is not worth it for us as we are only weekend campers. Do your homework before booking. I would call them directly instead of trusting the website. 2.5(barely) out of 5 stars.

What a disappointing experience! I miss the old Sorensens. We were the only people in restaurant…read moreand we were neglected. We just wanted appetizers and cocktails. The trout dip was mediocre. I ordered a basic tequila soda and we were charged two dollars extra for their basic tequila on the menu and never before have I been charged for soda water 2.00 extra plus two limes. The resort at Caples Lake was full so we thought we would go to our old haunt. what a disappoint.

I can no longer recommend this resort as it has been taken over by a new owner and charges almost…read more$90/night to have your own RV here.

I stayed at the Dutch Flat RV Resort with my family this past weekend. We had a great time hiking…read morethe trails to the river. The quiet setting was super peaceful. The host was the nicest lady ever. We'd definitely stay there again.

Everything it was perfect in everything we did very quiet park everyone so friendly just a nice…read moreplace to getaway and enjoy life