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An older KOA, and a KOA Journey so not a lot of luxury amenities. It’s clean, and it’s nice that each site has a small grassy area, although kind of dry at this time of year. There is a dog park but it’s eh, could be improved. Overall not a bad place to stay for a few days. Although there is an industrial area close by, the park is surrounded by housing. Trains come by every so often, but I love the sound. A few annoying speedsters on the straight road that runs next to the park, but other than that pretty quiet.
A former KOA this is a nice small park. Clean and well maintained. Staff was nice. Sites are a little close, but private with hedges between. We stayed at a site with water and electric that had a high wooden fence between sites, so nice and private. RV park road is great, but the road getting in to the park is terrible.
Gave it a two because of the price. I expect a lot more when paying a premium. Sites are all dirt. Feral cats around, using site as kitty litter. Not at all close to Yosemite, it was an all day drive to see Glacier Point, Mariposa Grove, and the valley and then back to the park after dark. RV park is confusing to navigate. Low trees on our site. On the plus side, staff was great, nice pool area, full hook ups. Not many options close to Yosemite.
Nice people, very accommodating. Big park with lots of permanent residents. Did the trick for an overnight.
Good enough for an overnight. Old park, and it is in a very dry area. Mostly gravel. Our pull through was tight. Couldn’t put out the awning because a tree was right there. Had to be careful not to track dirt and pebbles into our RV.
Out of business
This place is closed, out of business
So much more could be done with this. The structure itself is very disappointing as there isn’t much to see. Not much in the way of displays. If you cross to the corner, there is a monument which shows where the actual corner of the fort was. All in all it was a let down.