I just arrived today and I'm digging it so far! I may even extend my stay. It's not the wilderness,…read morebut at $20/night (with military discount) this place rocks! I'm getting more than what I feel that I paid for. I saved this place in my phone, too. The staff appeared to be friendly when I arrived and as I was checking-in There are so many amenities here and around the RV park.

Location Location Location Clean Clean Clean ! Perfect location between Redding and San Diego for a…read morestay. Besides being affordable, we appreciated how clean and accessible the laundry and bathrooms are. It was nice to sit and enjoy putting our feet in the pool and even appreciated the simple things-- vending machines to stay put and shopping close by as well. Right off highway 99 so makes a super easy stay while traveling. People reside there as well and as overnighters we appreciated spaces for us and the friendliness. Will likely return on our way home!

First off, I want to say that my 5-star rating only applies if you are visiting between mid-October…read moreand mid-April. During the rest of the year (April 15 to October 15), it's too hot to really enjoy camping either here, or at the Corp of Engineer's other campground at H.V. Eastman Lake a few miles to the northwest (Codorniz Recreation Area). The ideal months are probably November and March, especially if you are tent camping: not too hot in the daytime, not too cold at night. In December, January, and February, it's going to be really cold at night, the nights are really long (14 to15 hours), and those months have the greatest chance that it will be raining. If you are tent camping, I recommend that, if possible, you make a reconnaissance day trip in advance, and visit both the Hidden View and Codorniz campgrounds, to inspect the campsites for yourself. When tent camping, you really need the site, or at least the tent pad, to be as flat and level as possible. Both Codorniz and Hidden View are located in rolling hills and not all of the sites offer as much "flatness" as you might want, and it's almost impossible to really tell for sure what these sites are like from the photos on the Recreation.Gov website. Codorniz is not quite as hilly as Hidden View, and has more trees, but that said, the trees in both campgrounds are Valley oak (Quercus lobata), and these aren't really the best shade trees, having very small leaves. They are bare in the winter months and don't even start to develop leaves until late April, so in the winter and early spring, the trees all look dead and there's no shade at all. There are boat ramps and day-use/picnic areas at both Hensley and HV Eastman Lakes, but the lakea are relatively small, compared to Folsom Lake or Lake Oroville, and in the winter and early Spring months the water level is typically so low that the ramps might not even be open. Something to consider is that Hidden View campground is only 75 miles from Yosemite Valley: if you would like to camp somewhere with electric and water hookups that's reasonably priced, and make a day trip to Yosemite, Hidden View is a good choice.

+3 stars for very friendly and helpful rangers and clean bathrooms. This is a very well-kept…read morecampground. -1000 stars for visiting in July. I'm sure this is a fine place in March. In July, it's like visiting Satan's favorite county park. It's 110 degrees, the lake smells gross, the bottom is all silty and nasty, and the area where the lake has receded from its high water level is muddy and squelchy. I think this is where parking ticket cops and used car salesman go on vacation. Probably also where those guys whose job it is to deny workers comp claims spend a weekend. Only somebody professionally evil (or a rattlesnake) could love this place in July (and I have my doubts about the rattlesnake.) You could drive 30 mins further and be in the Sierras where it's 20 degrees cooler, the water is clean and clear and doesn't smell like the decaying dreams of a homeless fisherman, and the bottom of the swimming hole is granite rather than a squishy layered lasagna made of the bodies of rotting demon fish. I also really don't get these reviews that are like "the lake is gorgeous." It's a man-made reservoir set in a relatively barren landscape. Yellow hills and oak trees here and there. It looks exactly like what you might imagine "we put a bunch of water in a place only fit for cattle grazing" would look like. This spot is the epitome of "the part of California you drive through to get to somewhere else." Still, it's clean and easy to get to and I recommend it as a stopping point on a road trip if you need one - just not in the middle of summer.

This place is clean and mostly nice homes. A nice little walk to the river for fishing or enjoy a…read morehuge park. BIG club house with lots of amenities. Quiet and peaceful. Everyone is like one big family. Cool place.

Very disappointed In management. They did not handle business correctly. They screwed my boyfriend…read moreand I over when we went to ask if we could purchase a trailer and what we needed to do the manager said we could and we wouldn't be held responsible for the last owners debt, so we bought the trailer, only to be screwed in the end and the manager denies saying anything or even talking to my boyfriend. DO NOT RECOMMEND! They are a joke

We rented an RV from Meng for Burning Man in 2023. Here were the pros and cons…read more Pros: -Responsive and friendly -Flexible pickup and delivery times -Offered pickup from Reno -Understanding about mud-related delays -Willing to negotiate on the price after he asked us to take the RV rental off-platform -Accepted donations of leftover stuff we had bought to outfit the RV Cons: -Hidden service charge of $439 that came out of our deposit. We thought we had agreed in advance that all cleaning and servicing would be part of the steep total fee we paid, and that the deposit was for damages incurred to the vehicle - not that we were putting down a deposit just to pay another mandatory fee. -RV came with nothing, so we had to spend around $500 on sheets, pillows, pans, cutlery, etc., and also burn about 2 hours at Walmart shopping for all of these things. -RV was supposed to be a year old but was pretty banged up inside and had some dirty spots inside cabinets and on walls -No windshield wiper fluid (pretty big oversight for an RV going to Burning Man)

Absolutely stunning place with lake views all around. Unique architecture and great space for…read moregatherings

Harlan Ranch is arguably one of the best areas/neighborhoods in the city of Clovis--if not the…read moreentire Fresno county. If you are looking for that perfect suburb lifestyle, this is it. All new homes, all new neighborhood. A club house with pool and space one can reserve for occasions. Highly rated schools and feels less crowded then being in other parts of Fresno/Clovis. Some might not like that its at the edge of developed Clovis and you may sometimes feel secluded, and it's always at least a 15min drive to stores, but some will like that. This area is also known to be one of the more expensive parts of Clovis. However there are still mixed homes here ranging from small to large ones. You can't go wrong if you want to move to the central valley. This is one of the best spots you can land at.

Love living here. So peaceful, quiet and beautiful. Gorgeous scenery, park and pool. Only downside…read moreis the parking.

This is our second time using Guardian Pool Fence Systems -- the first was about 15 years ago on a…read moreprevious pool build. We came right back to them without hesitation. The process was easy from start to finish. They scheduled us quickly and completed the installation right before Thanksgiving, which was perfect timing with little ones visiting for the holidays. No issues at all. The fence looks high quality, works great, and blends in nicely with the pool area. If you have a pool and young kids or grandkids ever come around, take pool safety seriously and don't wait. Guardian made it easy to get it done right.

Blaine came to meet me for a quote when my wife and I purchased a new home in Visalia. He was…read morefriendly, fast, and gave us a competitive price that we immediately accepted. We recommend Guardian to anyone looking for this safety feature. All around good experience and a great product.

5* both inside and out. Excellent landscaping including various fruit trees which you can pick…read morefruit from and good parking. Inside, it was especially stellar with great lighting, a ceiling fan, a "continental breakfast" which is better than that. When you have a waffle maker, hot links or potatoes, different juices, and other items like muffins, etc, that is more than a continental breakfast IMO. There was a but and along with the good parking was a motion sensor to help you do stuff at night such as unloading from your vehicle. Oh, and for those like bidet on the toilet, yet it had one (not for me). The three negatives were no CO2 detector, several trains at night in Fresno but horns don't sound in the middle of the night. The other surprise/shocker was no cable TV...only local channels but plenty of those. To be honest, I don't take trips to watch TV unless there are football games that night and many of those are on OTA channels.