Stayed 3/23/24 - 3/30/24. Site 109. 33' travel trailer.
The only reasons for not giving 5 stars are the speed bumps near the park entrance, and the condition of the paved roads through the park. The speed bumps are unnecessary and irritating. The road quality in the older part of the park, is not good (kinda of rough and narrow).
Park is easy to find. The service road to the park isn't terribly smooth, but we've seen worse. Check in was a breeze. The office is quite nice. We initially reserved site 111, but the person in that spot had to extend their stay a few days, so we were put in 109 instead. Worked out better that way. Sites 100 and up are in the newest part of the park. Most have new huge cement slabs. All have picnic tables. The sites are very wide and there are at least two trees between each, though the trees are young and hadn't leafed out yet during our stay. The slabs are level and the utilities are great, with two dump stations in each site (toward back and toward front) so you should be able to reach one of them, or use both if your rig is that long.
The Wi-fi was fantastic. We had zero issues with any of our electronic needs during our stay. Even the 70 mph gusts during the dust storm our second day didn't cause problems. Very happy to be close to a repeater.
Being in site 109 put us that much closer to the laundry and showers. New building (coded entry) with a TV and couch to use while your laundry does it's thing. New machines that accept payment via credit card or phone app (so nice to monitor the progress of your laundry back in your trailer!). New showers (3) are roomy. Each has a built-in or fold-down seat and places to put your soap and shampoo, etc. One is handicapped friendly with an adjustable shower head that can be hand held or used on the wall. New toilets that conserve water. All rooms have a hand dryer. Rooms A & C don't have paper towels, but the handicapped room (B) does. All three have big vanities. **Note: Room B shower temp adjustment is the reverse of normal. When you turn it on, the hot water is what comes out first, so you barely have to turn the water on.
There is a fairly busy airport north of the park, and you WILL hear the planes. You might hear the trains to the west. And the freeway noise to the east is always present, but it wasn't bothersome for us. Again, we've had worse.
If you have kids and you're looking for a fun or cool place to eat and entertain, I suggest the Escondido Grill, and the 50th Street Caboose. Escondido is incredibly close to the park. It's in a park-like setting and has free-ranging ducks, geese and peacocks!! There's a pretty pond with a fountain outside the restaurant where there is outdoor dining, and a path to wander the property. Food is quite good (but avoid the spinach dip--very pedestrian). We recommend the Tennessee Hot Chicken! The 50th Street Caboose is at 50th and Slide Rd in town. It's got two bars (one of them is in a room with pool tables). You can eat in the pool room, in the "grown up" bar, or in Kid Heaven. There are games of all kinds: crane games, video games, motorcycle and car driving games, carnival games (like skeeball). The list goes on and on. Load up a card with money, put the card in the games you want to play.
If you need groceries, we found the best store was Market Street on 50th at Indiana. Big, clean, great selection.
I really would recommend staying at this RV park if you can get a spot in the sites numbered 100+. They're putting down new asphalt and adding more sites with concrete slabs as I write this (the noise of the work really was not bothersome at all). read more