Been here a couple of times, today as part of Pilots N Paws. We stayed at the hotel overnight…read more There's a phone near the transient gate if you want a golf cart ride otherwise it's only a 5 minute walk. There is self serve, but appears have a plan B in case it's out. There's also a Harris Ranch BBQ shop near transient next to the Shell station if you don't want to towards the hotel. The hotel is dog friendly ($50 for one, $10 each additional.)

A convenient and well-maintained airport with easy access to Harris Ranch. Everything was…read morestraightforward, and it made for a smooth stop. It's a nice facility for pilots and travelers passing through the area.

So we've loved Harris Ranch for years. Always stopped here for the night on our way to and from…read moreSoCal. Great food. Great cocktails. Gas and diesel. And a place to park our RV overnight along with the truckers. Super convenient. Now they've built a very nice RV park. Long and wide and paved spots. Most are FHU with 2 water outlets (yay for cleaning black tank). A small structure with showers and toilet and a gym. Pickleball courts. And a fenced in dog park. At check in you get chocolate chip cookies (yummy) and a card and wrist bands to get you in the facilities including the huge pool! Towels are provided. We really appreciate the convenience especially since it's so dang hot in Coalinga it's nice to have shore power to run the A/C continuously. My only gripe would be the heat. Not Harris Ranch fault obviously but I can't help but wonder if putting tall overhangs with solar panels over the sites would not be prudent for the environment plus keep our rigs out of direct sunlight. Check out the Tesla chargers. They are out of the sun in front of the business by the gas/diesel stations. That's what I mean. And the solar could be used by HR for whatever. Just a suggestion. We highly recommend this place if you need a spot to rest overnight. 3 restaurants to choose from. We usually order to go at the Ranch (breakfast lunch and dinner) and eat back at the RV. The Horseshoe Lounge (lunch and dinner) is adults only. And the very very elegant Prime Steakhouse (dinner only) doesn't open until 1700. As an aside, try and choose the fruit as a side. They grow their own and it shows. Fresh and absolutely sweet and delicious. Plus they got a little store with great desserts and pastries and coffees. In front by the fuel stations they have another store that has just about everything you might need on your I-5 road trip plus food to go. It's mostly BBQ and you can see them at the BBQ making it all fresh. Overall it's an amazing oasis for the weary traveler and now it's even better with the legit RV park. Thank you Harris Ranch.

We stopped at Harris Ranch Kitchen inside the resort to have something to eat on our way to Santa…read moreBarbara for the weekend. Our server, Madison, gave us recommendations and we took her up on them. This restaurant is tucked in the back and is a little less expensive than the steakhouse on the property. It is still just as elegant and tasty. I has the fettuccine Alfredo with grilled chicken and hubby has the pot roast. Both were so good. Big portions and now we are extremely full. I wish we had room for dessert because they look amazing but not one more bite will fit. Harris Ranch is a great stop for those on the 5 heading down south or up north. Friendly staff, great atmosphere and really clean restrooms. I would definitely recommend this place!

After a few days of trying to leave California and a few blowouts with our RV, We made it to this…read moreabsolute oasis and had the best stay. Dustin welcomed us and was so accomodating and helpful. If you are ever going through central Cali and need a great place to stay for the night, I would highly recommend Almond Tree Oasis.

This review is about the park and about the owners. If I could give 0 stars I would…read more The park is in the middle of nowhere. Not much to see of do. Stayed there for a few months and the highlight was seeing Sadie. Sadie was a stray dog being cared for by long term residents at the park. She was a very calm dog who would just follow the people she knew and relax and lay down. She was there for months. Very calm and peaceful dog which was why I think we liked her so much was how calm she was especially being a stray. Unfortunately the owner Serena had the humane Society to come and get her saying Sadie was aggressive and biting dogs at the park. Which was a lie. When the humane society officer came and picked her up 5 people were telling the him that wasn't true and she lied so they would be forced to pick her up. But he had to pick her out and put it down on her record. He said it's a red flag which makes it nearly impossible for her to be adopted and most likely be euthanized. She sealed her fate with a lie. There were other ways to go about the situation. The owner is a cold hearted and cruel person. The park itself is maintained but they have a field rat and fly problem. We move around a lot and never have had an issue with mice or rats. While we were there a rats got into the carriage of our rig. The next day I called the office to ask them if there are mice or rats and they said yes field rats and said they had an experience with one there as well. Gross. The flys can get out of control there as well. Definitely will not stay here again and don't recommend staying here. Sad that I got to see just how inhumane and cold the owners are. Not a place I will spend my money at ever again. RIP Sadie

The best rest stop for everyone!…read more We stopped here on our way to SoCal specifically to relieve my dog at the dog park area. But what I didn't expect was a cute, themed shop filled with novelty gifts, local farm products, coffee bar, an ice cream parlor, and a restaurant. This place has become one of our regular stops for bathroom breaks, stocking up on road trip snacks, purchasing last minute gifts, and a great way to stretch your legs. The shop is air conditioned which is extremely helpful on summer days. The restrooms are clean with plenty of stalls to use.

This is a giant shopping building on the way down to Los Angeles. It's supposed to be a gigantic…read morerest stop. The store is very long and you can also get ice cream and coffee here. I think there was also a restaurant here too. The gift shop area has a lot of kitschy things and souvenirs. It felt very Americana. Think honey jars, hot sauce bottles, dog coasters, oven mitts etc. It was nicely air conditioned which was great since outside can get quite hot.

I want to know can I leave my car there? It's pretty vintage and wont make it to where I want to goread more

I pass through this station quite frequently. The area is in the middle of nowhere, but its seems…read morevery safe and the people here are good people. The scenery is quite lovely and the food offered in the train is above average.. Could be cheaper though..

The beds creak. Going up out of the bed, and coming back on…read moreit creaks a lot. So noisey the beds makes so much noise, that needs a big time upgrade

May and Cynthia from Housekeeping were amazing! The front desk staff, Carrie and Venessa, and the…read moreman (I forgot his name) who works the late night shift were great! All of these individuals were courteous and custom focused. I appreciate them all!

So, for a small town city bus system, it's actually pretty decent. The buses are clean and run…read moresomething resembling on time. When I was reliant on the city buses for my transportation, I always felt comfortable knowing that I would get where I was going. My only real complaint is that they don't run on Sundays, some people do work on Sundays.

Came here for a wedding it was a nice venue, very roomy. The dance floor area is large enough to…read moreget your groove on. The outside is nice and well kept.