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.

This has changed, owners say no over nighters, no camping, month to month only. Very limited…read moreavailability as park is full of long term residents who are mostly retired or blue collar workers. Owner says please don't call for camping, they can't get the ad off the internet.

Great little place! Owners live offsite but the park is…read moreimpeccable and in an ideal location. I recommend this little spot to anyone who needs a clean and decent place for a month or two.

Needed some diesel (best price south of Reno) and stumbled upon this place. Deli is definitely…read moreworth the stop. Absolutely killer sandwiches. I got the super pastrami which included grilled salami on marbled rye. Yum! Huge phone in to-go business as well. Lovely tree shaded patio to sit and eat as well. Just off the freeway, easy to find. Basic camping stuff if you need it as well. Picked up some night crawlers. We'll be back.

I participated in the Tahoe Flyfishing Guide School and we had lunch here while meeting with the…read morelocal rangers. awesome food and awesome service. I liked it so much I just got on the list to rent a spot at the RV park for Fall fishing and guiding and my winter sports hangout - Also while I search for my own piece of Tahoe land. This place is awesome and is a must stop break on your trip. California Sports Club Inc: Archery~Fishing~horsemanship Western Adventures LLC: Land investment & Outdoor Toy Rentals

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

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.

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.

Sugar Pine Point State Park - July 13, 2025…read more We were here for a 5 night stay. This is a great campground to stay at during a warm summer's day. There are lots of pine trees and sweet aromas of the forest and flowering shrubs. Coming down off of granite peaks so high and proud, the warm taste of summer under cotton candy clouds. The earth, the wind, the sweet fragrant smell, said more than words could ever tell. Butterscotch Breeze, by Bruce O Most of the campsites are fairly spacious. They have picnic tables and fire rings together with bar lockers. Yes, they have lots of bears, so you cannot leave anything out without fear of a bear. Disturbing your campsite. In fact, if you do leave things out the park Service will give you a ticket . They have nice water running bathrooms and a separate shower facility. There are lots of great hiking and cycling trails. Some go across the highway down to the lake. The Shoreline is not dog friendly, but if you wanna go kayaking, you can walk your dog down and put it in the kayak. There are some nice beaches down at the lake.

This park is big and beautiful. The trails and railway go deep into the lake. The water is pure…read morecrystal clear. And it tastes even better than the purified water.

the park is lovely but the wi-fi has horrible service. now I called their after hour phone number…read moreto get the password in order to sign into zephyrcove guest and according to Christian there isn't a password because they, and I quote, " we don't have wi-fi" end quote. Christian either just lied to me or he is insufficiently trained. I am currently on their wi-fi and have one bar. Really? this is a good size place and a popular camp ground, they should have better service. my hot spot won't even let me watch tv

Great beach spot. It cost us $12 to park, but for the decency of the bathrooms, it was worth it.read more

Sierra Skies RV Park is truly a hidden gem. Located in the tiny town of Sierra City, it's a small…read morepark with friendly camp hosts and well-shaded spots. The bathroom and showers are really nice. A short downhill hike takes you to a beautiful swimming hole along the Yuba River. Two adorable tent spots overlook the river. In late June, the temps were warm but comfortable during the day, and cooler in the evening and morning. The spaces are pretty close together, which was perfectly fine with our courteous neighbors. Your driving and reversing skills need to be strong, there is not a lot of room for error with some of the tighter spaces. They have a nice area as the designated dog potty place, dogs are expected to stay on leash and behave appropriately. We didn't have any problems and there isn't a big list of overly strict rules, but we did feel that the camp hosts would be helpful and put a quick stop to any misbehavior in the park. Across the road from the park is the Sierra Country Store where you'll find basic grocery items and an amazing deli counter with sandwiches, burgers, and milkshakes. We heard great things about the nearby Red Moose Cafe from our hosts and several neighbors, but we didn't make it in this trip. We'll definitely stay again and look forward to exploring more!

My little family finally got to visit this weekend, and it was perfect!…read more This place is gorgeous and serene. The landscape is picturesque but specifically the RV park is well maintained, clean, and modern. We enjoyed our early Autumn vacation and my baby had so much fun exploring, she even found little tadpoles in a very shallow part of the pool I can't wait to return in Spring with the new budding greenery

Great during the daytime, but at night time look out! Many people come here to party and squat and…read morepull in very late at night with lights and noise. They brought an electric chainsaw and were cutting firewood well after midnight. I had to sleep inside my car with earplugs in, and yes I did politely ask them to respect other people and keep the noise and lights down. All they said was give us 5 more minutes and "this is campground"... But they did at least here me out, LOL Beautiful quiet place otherwise, just not free from rif raf and no one around to enforce it! I'll be camping at the OHV park next time. Water was working 5/17/25 when I camped there by the way which was nice.

Clean, lots of sites and tons of corrals... but the water isn't working, so that sucked. But the…read morearea is great! We always go to Otter Creek and the trail was perfectly open and clear.