The day started driving from the Bay Area - Hard and my long story, but we all get those days…read more Pulled into a place further north. Didn't feel safe. Called this place based on reviews and was greeted with the owner doing a training session with a new employee. I knew I was in a cool place because her training was spot on from this teacher. Her place is cool, clean, safe and run by her 2 sons and her. The pool is perfect! She offered us wine tasting of her wine which was so fun. Better yet we loved her wine- her back story is worth the stop if ever traveling on the I 5.

Older park with few undesirable campers , and management wasn't friendly , we skipped!!read more

Place is nice, quiet. But lake access and beach is not that good. Bathrooms were a mess, full of…read morebugs and never got cleaned in the three days we were there. I went in July so temperature was uncomfortable and very high even at night.

This place is terrible, 1 toilet in the men's room and it was broken, shower in the women's…read morebathroom broken,bugs everywhere, I have the worst spider bites,no shade. Never coming back. Army corp of engineers need to step up and start taking better care of our campgrounds.

Great operation. Everyone seems to be so helpful and professional especially Alicia. We will be…read moreback for fuel as much as we can. Also, they offer great prices on file. This FBO is on my go to list in the area. Facility is clean inviting and a great all around place. KEEP UP THE STRONG WORK Northgate Aviation Chico Jet Center. FIGHT ON

Mac is the best, he loves scratches and treats almost as much as just hanging out. Staff is great,…read morefriendly service. Are always well received here, and plenty of tarmac for parking!

let's start with the PROS: -easy drive from Sacramento…read more-10-15 mins from Orland, so stores are nearby if you forgot anything, need more ice, drinks etc. -camp host is very nice -campsites are very clean -bathrooms have running water and are well lit CONS: -campsites are not at all level, so tent camping is tough (we set up our tent where the car should have been parked and parked in the parking lot, since that was the most level spot) -THE WIND ..gusts of 25 MPH...maybe more... it was BAD, thankfully our tent held up until 630a the day we were set to leave... once it collapsed we scrambled to pack all out gear and get out! -no swimming access to the lake, except for the boat launch... so there is NO way to spend a day hanging out near or in the lake unless you have a boat. -watch out for snakes

I reserved the group site which was really great for families with 20 or more. Really, really…read morespacious, our own parking lot and gazebo. Just be careful because there are spiders in the gazebo. Trees do provide light shade, around 7 picnic tables, 2 inside the gazebo, 3 surrounding the gazebo, and the other 2 spread out the site. Bathroom is about a 3 minute walk but seems like 6 because you are walking uphill. Bathrooms were surprising clean compared to other campgrounds I have been to. It does get stuffy in there on hot days and smells, but it was clean. Men's bathroom does need the light changed because the lights were flickering like a horror movie scene. For the group site, there is no personal trash can, big dumpster is located near the bathroom but on the opposite side towards the other sites. Campground offers privacy, the camp ranger was super cool. He gave us passes which gave us access to the day use areas to the campground and the other sister campgrounds (Eagle Pass, Angler's Cove, and Buckhorn). Orland Butte is the smaller campground of the other 2. Unlike other campgrounds, this group campground offers privacy. If there is a wildfire near the county, I suggest that you call the campground to see if the burn suspension affects the campground. This campground isn't part of the SRA campgrounds so you might be able to bbq with charcoal and have a campfire during fire season. Bring lots of flashlights because there isn't any street lamps at this campground and it does get super dark. My only complaint is that there isn't a swimming site, but that is where the passes the ranger issues come in handy. Keep those passes in your vehicle so you can drive to Angler's cove or the Buckhorn recreational area. My suggestion would be to book your campsites during Spring or towards the end of Summer because it gets super hot. I survived 2 days of 105 degree weather. It does get windy at night so an all-weather tent would work best. As for wild animals, we saw squirrels, lizards, and a bat. We did hear coyotes towards the hills. When using GPS to get there, make sure you type in Orland Buttes Campground, if not, GPS will have you going towards the office location. If you are still unsure, when you see the cemetery there's a street and that is the street you turn on. Stores and gas stations are 15 minutes away and cheaper compared to other towns with campgrounds. If you have an EV (specifically Tesla), closest charging station is 15 miles away in another city. I would suggest you prepare a map for charging station locations. Overall it was a great campground, really private, rangers were cool. The quiet hours are from 10 - 6, but the rangers are a lot more relaxed on that rule than other campgrounds. They were pretty cool about it as long as it doesn't get out of hand with the loud music. The only complaint is that there isn't a swimming site at the campground.

We needed a ride to the airport at the last minute. Wasn't expecting him to be available but was…read morepleasantly surprised when he said he could do it. His rate was lower than we had expected too. I would definitely use him in the future.

Door to door service to Sacramento from Artois Ca. Very safe trip. Great experience and would use…read moreLee's cab service again

Great service from knowledgeable staff. Really know what they are doing and pricing is surprisingly…read morelower than expected. Followed up on commitment with a smile and respect. Highly recommend Classic Golf Carts!!!

My house burned down in the Camp Fire, and during rebuilding I needed a vehicle to tool around my…read moreproperty with, and decided a golf cart would be the perfect solution. After totally frustrating myself trying to hunt down a cart on Craigslist, I remembered Classic Golf Car was just down the hill from me. One call to Phil, and I had my cart, with a new utility box on the back, in under 2 weeks. It was a trade in from a golf course. They detailed it to the point it looked brand new, then delivered it and picked up my check. It was a great price, and the most effortless transaction I've done. Thank you guys!

rooms are fine, beds are fine but... it's 5 am, I go to the lounge 'marketplace,' I have a starving…read moretoddler in tow- they have like, Doritos or chips and nothing else--- and i cannot buy them bc I don't have CASH????? wtf get out of the 'hotel' business if you can take cards for check in but my baby starves bc you are tooooooooooo CHEAP to let me buy some Doritos with my card. awful service you must hate babies, and your customers.

While the accommodations at the Willows Inn were nothing to write home about, they were fine, and a…read morebit better than expected. What makes the Willows Inn great though is the family running the place. Mrs. Patel is perhaps the sweetest human on earth, chatting us up and going so far as to share some of her home grown and homemade Indian food with us. When we're back in the area, I'll be going back!

Great place to call home the new management is wonderful, the facilities are clean, it's quiet and…read moreeveryone is friendly.

we moved into the mobile home park…read morein the last few months. we are very happy. th park is clean and quiet and when we had questions we talked to manager Felicia and she has always been extremely helpful and always had the answers and never rushed away. when we had questions about maintenance or up keep Roger the maintenance guy is always super helpful and when we've seen him he is always busy doing something. But is never to busy today hello or this will be an excellent place to live