The 49er RV Ranch is an amazing place to stay! I will never forget the kindness of the owners and…read moremaintenance when our trailer broke a leaf spring hanger. They were gracious and helpful while we repaired the trailer. One of my favorite things about this park is it is clearly family owned. You can also tell how much they care about it. The grounds are well maintained and it is such a fun atmosphere with the gold mining theme throughout. It is also a great location. It is easy to get to many of the amazing places to see in the area. I highly recommend 49er RV Ranch!

Nice people, good fishing in pond, nice facilities. Tammy at camp store was helpful and nice to my…read moregrandson who was traveling with me.

We are in town for my husbands job, he is a lineman. The rv park is small, but is comfortable. It…read moreis very affordable. There are quite a few families here as well. There is a bathroom area. The people in the office are very nice. It's located close to town to access grocery or food. Overall it's a nice campground environment.

This spot is still fabulous! Been coming here for several years now. I always one of their little…read moreCabins! Staff is always friendly! Bathrooms are super clean! And everyone is always lovely and respectful on the grounds. Highly recommend!

We booked an overnight at this place a few years ago to attend a wedding. It is a smaller…read morecampground and feels a bit tight with 22 full-hook up sites and only 30 amp service. They have one site with 50 amp. They do have 6 pull-through sites for larger rigs. They allow tents on pull-through sites only. The sites are dirt, but fairly level. Anyone with a large rig and tow vehicle should avoid this place or call to ensure you will fit. There are several large trees in the park that can make backing your rig difficult. Most of the sites are fairly small. If you are trailering another vehicle, they recommend renting another site to accommodate that tow vehicle which is a bummer. They do have a pool, showers and bathrooms. For me, it was cool to experience this place one time, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

Giant trees, wild mushroom, snow cover paths, and wild stuff animals - it was an adventure…read more -been wanted to check out the "GIANTS" and they didn't disappoint. I guess January is the most awesome time to visit. Whether was nice and warm, with snow play still available in the parking lot and on the trails. Perfect day to be outdoor. -Park is very well kept and accessible for all. The North Cove Trail was a walk in the pak with stunning display of different trees. Look carefully, wild mushroom has been inoculated and is ready for their debuted. -Visitor center and ranger were very informative. -Pro tip: if your family is the outdoorsy type, buy a California State Park Pass - include entrance to this place and you can skip the line when visiting on a busy weekend....

Beautiful state park with giant sequoias, easy trail which is beginner friendly. Points of interest…read moreinclude a large tree stump which is large enough to be a little stage, fallen ancient giants, humongous exposed roots, hollowed out tree stumps which kids can walk through etc. Apparently the people who took care of the park previously cut out a hollow in one of the trees as a point of attraction for cars and people to walk through to compete with other such parks. The tree finally gave away and fell during a heavy rain a few years ago. We took the north grove trail, with kids and toddlers it took us about an hour with several photo stops. There is no elevation so it was an easy stroll. There is no signal in the park. But since it's a single loop, there is no possibility of getting lost.

Run!!! Don't walk to an amazing family experience not only are the staff friendly and helpful but…read morethe park has so much to offer from full open kitchen to playground and IN GROUND POOL sports area w equipment available washer and dryers as well as showers/ restrooms extremely clean and well kept firewood delivered to your site and a charming general store we will definitely be returning!!!

Went here for a quick weekend trip and really enjoyed ourselves. This is a boutique camping RV…read moreplace. There's lots of really close together so noise travels pretty fast. We learn the hard way when we were making too much noise because we were so excited to see each other and had some complaints from one of our neighbors. This place is very clean and comes with almost everything you need. Also the staff is pretty nice, and make sure you had what you needed or was able to help you get what you needed. There's a nice pool but it is not heated so just beware. We went when it was pretty warm, but that pool was so cold yet it still felt refreshing. We stayed in the premium Lodge that has a microwave and college size freezer fridge raider situation. There's a coffee maker in there but everything else you will need to bring yourself. There is one full service lodge that is on the ground however, that is located closer to the RV part and there's literally only one of those, so they book up pretty fast. There is a common outdoor kitchen area that has Stove to cook from however, there was one party there while we were there that it was basically camped out there the entire time. We could probably have gone over there and made meals, but it was a bit awkward because they literally were taking up all the space. We enjoyed ourselves and we like that we could all of our food outside and everything was so close together. We really love that the kids could just go and play at the playground and it was super close. Everything is just very close to each other. It was a really wonderful weekend and also this place doesn't seem to have any insect or bugs. Even though they mentioned that it was tarantula mating season when we came, we didn't see any tarantulas or any bugs in the Cabins, which is a good thing cause I'm terrified of tarantulas. I definitely would come back and looking forward to our next trip here.

Pros: Price was inexpensive…read morePool was open and mostly clean Staff was nice (when around) No issues with an extra car for one night Felt like real camping with the benefit of full hookups Cons: Didn't inform us when booking or upon arrival that the men's showers were out of commission Shop wasn't staffed past 4 most days and on weekdays they closed at 3 sometimes earlier Mens bathrooms were better than a whole in the ground, but were full of spiders, stunk, and generally felt unclean Are two campsites lost power our last day there, the shop had closed an hour earlier than advertised, and we couldn't get anyone to answer the main line, the after hours line, or emails. Won't be coming back here again.

Call Joan! She's delightful and sincerely wants us to have the best family experience. Just a…read morequarter mile walk down a delightful wooded trail and you're in Columbia State Historic Park, a real gold rush town that was once to be the capital of California. Pan for gold, ride a stagecoach, eat great food and back to your little slice of heaven for $60/nt full hook ups. Joan has a beautiful little park with badminton, horseshoes, tennis, frisbee golf, footballs, all for is to enjoy and we did!

Was needing corner pieces for screen....ours is 2003 Carrie Go...was worried that every where i…read morechecked no such part available....when i saw that Pelland had what I needed....I ordered....but ordered wrong size....called....returned pieces and w/their extremely good customer service was able to get what I needed...kept me informed...sent emails as to when it would be delivered and refund was made and credited back...correct item cost less....throughly satisfied....will use again if need too....thanks Pelland Enterprises and Kurt Pelland....

I own an RV dealership in Escalon California, but live in Arnold California and have found this…read moreestablishment very professional! We need unique window pieces and latches and they seem to always have it and is very convenient to pick up. Would highly recommend to anybody looking for that hard to find or even any RV hardware.

Amazing place! Super neat gold rush era educational visit. Lots to learn and see! Wow the theming…read moreis incredible and there are businesses inside of these historical buildings. They're real operating restaurants, bars, coffee shop, candy stores. Spend a few hours here and slowly take your time checking out all the buildings and activities and museum spaces

This is a must do for everyone in California. I came here in the very early '70's when they had…read morefirst opened their saloon and were still serving the real deal Sarsaparilla. Nothing today can compare, sadly, and so it's lost but a strong happy memory for me. We had such a great time here. So much history. The museum was a fun find. The best part it's entirely free! And it's open virtually every day of the year. And if you come on certain days, you'll meet 49er's doing what 49er's did during the Gold Rush Days. If you're new to California, this is a great place to come and get an easy history lesson. If you have kids or company, bring them here. So much fun for everyone.

My three year old son and I walked into the office to request a tour of the storage facilities. The…read moremanager had a large unleashed dog on the premises that was aggressive towards my son ultimately making my son cry. While I will not demonize any bread of dog, this dog was about three times my son's weight and almost as tall. The dog was bumping him with his nose / head and sniffing him aggressively, a clear signal the dog was in distress. Despite my attempts to get between my son and the dog, the dog continued to walk around me to get to my son and also growled at my son. My son stood still as he was taught. When I finally picked my son up because he was starting to cry even louder, the dog kept standing up on its hind legs to continue the aggressive sniffing, despite my efforts to block the dog with my knee. My son was quite upset by this time as the dog would not leave him alone. I asked the manager to control her dog, but she was unable to. She blew some whistle that had no impact on the dog, but she never made any effort to stop the dog, verbally or physically, beyond blowing the whistle. When we finally squeezed out the front door blocking this dog inside, the manager stepped outside to speak with us. I told the manager that she has no control of her dog, to which she replied the dog is not hers. She then clarified that the dog is in her possession as the dog's owner recently passed away. Finally, she stated that we (as in my son and I) were the first problem. What great tact, though I am sure she was trying to say she has not seen such behavior from the dog before. I had to remind her that she had no control of the dog and therefore has no business letting the dog run free. Obviously, we do not plan to rent here. Updated post Keri's response to my review: Keri, while I appreciated the fact that you called me prior to me finishing posting this review, let me add a few key points regarding our conversation: 1) Blaming me for not picking up my son immediately when the dog approached him was not really helpful. 2) Claiming the dog was Lisa's emotional support dog after Lisa stated the dog was not hers was not very honest. 3) You have my permission to post the video here. I would if I had access to it, but I will work on getting access to the video in the meantime.

This self storage is clean, well maintained and secure. Very high quality storage…read more Lisa really cares about this place 24/7 It's very reasonable for everything that is included. Nice to not have to worry about our things.