Great rest stop. Bathrooms were very clean, lots of shade and picnic tables. Beautiful view and…read moreplenty of room to hang out or walk around. Your dog will be super happy you stopped here.

A rest stop with red woods…read more Serving only northbound traffic on the 101, the Irvine Lodge Rest Area was named after an early auto camp and lodge owned by the Irvine's. It became a rest area in the 50's and contains a forested picnic and dog area with some old growth redwoods (hundreds of years old). It is located far enough back from the highway to have large trees in between block out the cars zipping by (though one can still hear the noise).

A great train ride into the Redwoods. Dogs are allowed! The snack/beverage car along with the live…read moremusic, makes it a very fun experience. The local knowledge from the conductor is very informative. I'd highly recommend taking a ride on the Skunk Train if you're near Willits.

A lovely trip on this train. We had booked it accidentally thinking this was the ride in Fort…read moreBragg, but the drive was not too bad and the Wolf Tree ride was very cool.

We always love the Willits Skunk Train! VIP tickets you get priority boarding and lunch. Love the…read moreentertainment and friendly crew.

Interesting activity to get away from the city. Outside food&drink are not allowed but there was a…read moreconcession in the train and there were restrooms inside.

We loved the people at the rv park - all were lovely with the exception of one jerk(Mike) that…read moretried to fight my friend . The camp host Dwayne ruined the whole time there - he has no social skills - the bathroom was disgusting and trash was always overflowing . There was an abandoned trailer with trash everywhere. The property was amazing - the Ranch was amazing - the community as a whole has a wonderful feeling . one person can ruin an experience. i thought Tim was nice and welcoming . I stayed 3 weeks at 200 per week. Wild turkey's room, deer, horses.

They claim to be kid friendly and are far from it...Dwayne the park host is rude and condescending…read moreand will lie to you as well as have you go behind the manager Tim cooper's back and when you contact Tim Cooper he is worse and rather than help with his rude park host he will threaten to kick you out or tell you if you can't follow the rules then leave...not to mention the rules are changing daily...there is mold all throughout the women's bathroom and Dwayne does not clean it properly. The pictures are dated and the ones with the Qtip is almost 2 months apart...worst place ever...the church owns the Golden rule RV park and the "golden rule" only applies to Dwayne,Tim Cooper...we contacted Cody Bartholomew who is with the church and he refused to contact us back...worst worst worst park EVER!!! STAY AWAY!!!

Thank you for the Very Nice stay. We came as a wedding…read moreparty for a venue that was a few miles away. ALL staff was Very Friendly and Helpful

Christy the manager is a fraudulent lair. How can they have someone like her be in charge?…read moreI called Sat June 6th to ask for rates...she took my information and quoted me $88. I thought thats awesome $88 plus tax! I get my the hotel and see a charge of $287.75!! Spoke to her via text this morning and she straight up lied LOL!!! Said I never said that and we don't have $88 rooms here? Now wtf would I just come up with that bull? Ridiculous...I work for Marriott and that would never ever fly! Shouldn't have someone like her in hospitality...she should work a local DMV cause she SUCKS! Kick rocks Christy!!!

Something not right about this place, aside from the misrepresentations about the property on their…read morewebsite. I booked an artstay but was so turned off by the road in and lies about the property I left without checking in... not that I could find the location for that. No cell service driving from Willits. Markers don't match their directions or picturesque descriptions. Long way from nowhere. Lots of splits on the roads. Kind of scary place to get lost. I don't trust people who lie. Ramshackle employee housing. Dead lower vineyard. Deliverance til you get up close to the farmhouse. Decided not to give it an overnight. The drive in looked nothing like the website photos. Made me wonder again about the no food in "cabins" cuz of supposed bears sighting thing. How is it you have bears with 2 penned cows, ostriches, and chickens? Probably more like vermin. (Isn't this suppose to be a 60 acre working farm? 2 penned cows???) This place is one lie after another. Told the owner I was like looking for a refund and she said ok, I could look for it. Seriously?

My family has been going here almost every year since my mom was 9 years old! This is an adorable…read morefamily camp (they used to have a kids' camp too, but after Clive, one of the owners, passed away they had to cancel it) that's a little more low-key and DIY than some of the family camps out there. Daily schedule: wake up, head to the dining room for a delicious group breakfast, sit around in the sun reading and chatting (kids play in the barn and fields, help feed the animals, play games, etc.), then go back into the dining room for a delicious lunch (or sometimes they pack a lunch to go). Then everyone either heads down to the river or goes on a hike (and ends up at the river), then comes back up in time for dinner. The day ends with a camper-initiated campfire, complete with s'mores. In short: wake up, eat great food, sit around, eat great food, enjoy the outdoors, eat great food, sit by the fire, and go to bed. It's the ultimate in relaxation (there's no cell service) and family bonding. We're all so grateful that Tammy has kept the place going all these years (though some great traditions have been lost since I was a kid there).

Quiet and peaceful. It's not a destination, but a nice place to stay while traveling. Full…read morehookups. No cell service or internet.

We stayed in the Sleepyhollow RV park July 2018. It's a very low-tech park, 30 amp service, poor…read morecell phone reception, we have Verizon. No Wi-Fi. Very basic. They have long pull through spots. It is $40 a night and they do give discounts for the common organizations (call owner to ask what discount is). It is self registration. Cash only and sometimes they accept a check. It is off of 101 in the Willits area. They have some sort of a clubhouse but it never seems to be open from the reviews I read. Due to shade trees, TV reception might be a problem. I thought it was very pricey for such a basic facility, but our stay was very pleasant, peaceful and the owner very nice. It was just an overnighter.

I could not find how to do a reservation on line and left my number. With in no time Curtis Ford…read morecalled me back and helped me with reservations, not just once but multiple times. He didn't only help with reservations but to decipher which camp grounds would work for what we needed.

The lake is beautiful and fun, me and my family, had, and have had, lots of fun here. And if it not…read morefun for you, there's a chapel that we visited, and the fishing by the boat dock is great! The campsites are slightly smaller than you would like to be when you have a trailer, but Lake Pillsbury Resort is very fun and nice! And if you have a boat, you should bring it, although the road might be tough to get through with it. It's definitely worth it! Overall Lake Pillsbury Resort is very nice, and the sunset is beautiful. Definitely worth the work to get here.