The manager handles business professionally,, Efficiently,,…read moreno doubt about her GO-GET Efforts,,stamina She is extraordinary!!! Which is why RoYAL IS. MANAGED through her Experience,, and. EXPERTISE!!!!! TAMMY EXECUTIVE MANAGER!! Pauliayn VELA

Royal Oaks is a great place to live. The office staff are wonderful and very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. The park is always neat and the park is quiet. I am extremely happy here.

My fiancé has lived here a couple years ago and it has definitely improved with the new management…read more It's a very friendly and safe community.

I've lived in this park for almost 2 years and have never had an issue. The rules are a bit strict…read morebut they're in place so everyone is safe and all the homes around you look nice. Its a great place for kids to ride their bikes or take a walk. The pool is nice in the summer and the roads are kept up with really good. Its a very family friendly park and everyone is very nice.

The location of this park is great not to mention the owners are super sweet! Highly recommend!read more

We stayed here at least 4 times so far. Note to my future self, only stay in the river/pond front…read moresites like 140s. It's literally across from the fishing area, picnic area, farthest from the traffic and road noise. The water has a fountain and ongoing movement of water, perhaps that's why it seems more natural looking vs stagnant and gross. Most of this area and the opposite side of the river is undeveloped so it has a nature feel that most campsites I've been to don't give. And I've been to lots of them. My Hubby and sons caught like 7, 8, and 20 fish they said. All catch and release. Tons of catfish & bass. Some are so huge. Keep staring at the water near the small metal dock there and you might see them all. We are in site 122. The road noise woke me up at 6am, so I put in my earplugs and slept until 9am. For my future self, make sure to keep a permanent earplug stash in the RV. Other times I've been in other sites and the noise wasn't an issue and we've stayed here at least 3-4x. It's not glamorous, it doesn't have a ton of extra like a pool, putting greens, pool table, snack bar, etc. But it does have a small, shaded kids play area, volleyball net, basketball hoop, shaded picnic tables. It's so country feeling and relaxing. Its quiet & thats what I prefer when I go camping. This is one of my favorite camping spots in the cooler months of early Spring like March. One day I'd like to come here & camp on my way to Yosemite or Kings Canyon. Great rates & highly suggest.

You have to have a small rv. They never told us how hard it was for a larger rv, ours is 40 ft. It…read morejust over the fence from a loud train and freeway. Just say no,

Campground is mostly taken by permanent residents. There are a lot of cars parked on street which…read moremakes it difficult if you have a larger rig. There are tons of stray cats everywhere. Difficult for those with cat allergies. The campground is away from most places. We stayed here while we visited Sequoia National Park.

This is a well kept, clean facility with friendly, courteous staff. There is only one pull-through…read morespace, number 107, so if you require a pull-through, reserve well in advance. Unfortunately, this space is located at the very front of the park, which is on a very busy street. Traffic noise is constant but does diminish around 9 p.m. and is quiet overnight, only to start up by 6 a.m. the next morning. This is not the case for the rest of the spaces, which are set further back from the street and are quiet. This is a very nice RV park if you don't require a pull-through space. Other spaces are good-sized. There is a sparkling clean pool and laundry and bathrooms are well maintained. It is easy to maneuver around the park and there is good access to routes 99 and 198.

We stayed here 5 nights. It was quite and clean. Everyone we talked to was very nice, including…read morethe managers. They have a pool and small clubhouse. The clubhouse was also clean and cozy looking. The sign says over 55 community, so don't know if kids are welcome. We would definitely stay again.

A little sour right now. I have stayed at that park on an off since Jan 2000 up until 2016. New…read moreowners now. I have a need to come back to that area for work the next 3 years. Wanted to get back in the park, but was declined due to my dog. Over their limit on lbs. And they don't allow Shepard mix. Gentlest dog in the world. Well now their loss!

This is a great Mobile home park. It is clean and well kept. The tenants are all friendly and the…read morepark feels like home.

Company was completing a pavement job for new construction in Visalia, CA. Although it was a small…read morestreet, there were no flaggers of any sort & civilians were nearly hitting each other. After politely informing one of the workers this after they almost hit my car with a forklift, they told me to "F*** off you have insurance." I asked several employees for that workers name but they all walked away from me. I called the owner Denny McCowan to inform him of the situation, who was instantly aggressive & argumentative before I could even get the full story out. He then ended the call by saying nothing I say or do matters & that my safety concerns were a waste of time. Unprofessional company ran by a weak man.

From the owner: We specialize in asphalt paving construction for both commercial and residential projects. Our…read morearray of projects include private roads, driveways, new home tract developments, shopping centers, industrial parks and mobile home parks.

I have stayed at plenty of KOAs and I thought they had standards. We were backed up to a busy road…read more It was 100° and zero shade at our sites. One of our neighbors was smoking weed and that's all we could smell. Only 1 working shower. Would definitely never go back unless I was desperate and had my own trailer/RV with me

Visalia/Sequoia National Park KOA (Visalia, CA) June 18, 2023…read more We pulled in around 1 pm. We got checked in right away and were given a map to our site. We were here a couple years ago heading back from Barstow to Sacramento. It's a good in between stop. It was eerie when we were here before because the entire valley was socked in with forest fire smoke coming down from the Sierras. This time, the skies were clear and we could actually breathe. Funny thing how we take clean air for granted until we don't have it. But I digress. This park is similar to a lot of KOAs we've stayed at. They have a nice checkin counter and store with basic items, a swimming pool, game room with ping pong table, a propane refill station, and a laundry mat. The thing that's a little peculiar about this particular KOA is that it sits in the middle of a neighborhood. As you're driving in, you're thinking to yourself "are we in the right place?" But yes you are, as you see the familiar KOA signs at the entrance. They have RV and tent sites here. There do seem to be some long term residents as well, but overall, the park is quiet and reasonably well maintained. The trash area had trash overflowing on the first day we were here but that was gone by the next day. Probably the biggest disappointment was that the game room was closed. No ping-pong or pool on this day. The other thing that's problematic is they don't seem to have a very good security system. We were warned after arriving that there had been bicycle thefts from the park. Apparently the Goshen area, where this park is located, isn't the best part of Visalia. I didn't get a strong sense that that was a problem, but it's just something to be aware of. Your about 10 minutes away from Downtown Visalia, which is a nice area with some good breweries and eateries. We went there after we got camp set up and had lunch at Brewbaker Brewery (good food, limited beer selection - but good, nice atmosphere). Our main reason for staying here was to checkout Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Park, but be aware, you're still about 45 minutes from the park entrance gate. So the name of the RV park is a little misleading. The drive to the National Park is nice though. You go past Kaweah Lake and Three Rivers, which is along the Kaweah River. Not sure well come back here.

I drove through this park for the first time in a while and was really impressed by how much they…read morehave improved the park. The office and laundry area look super nice. The office manager is super sweet and helpful as well. Definitely will be recommending this Mobile home park to friends and family.

This is the worst looking "RV PARK" WE'VE EVER SEEN. And we've been mostly full timers since 2010…read morefor my husband's work. We have seen places we did not stay at after arriving but this place? Incomparable, truly want anyone to know #1 this is not a safe pace to stay #2 it's unclean, messy and gross. Upon arrival the sight of all the older then 20+years mobile homes, older trailers and campers with disheveled materials everywhere was scary. Then as we pulled into our reserved spot . A police car drove in & stopped & walked right up too my husband to ask "did you see a women breaking into that trailer?" (3 spots to our left). My husband said no and asked "is this a save place?" The Officer said "not really & I wouldn't stay here!" He gave my husband some names of nearby RV Parks in the area & it didn't take us too long to pull up our jacks, bring in our rooms and head to a KOA. It was like seeing hell and arriving in paradise! Wouldn't recommend to anyone.