christina.mitchell

I arrived before dark on a very long travel day and wanted some rest. The parking lot looked level, but the cleanliness and sketchy factor were not good for me. I kept going.

I arrived late after driving all day and was very tired. I've never Wally docked and didn't sleep deep because of it. The outside noise was not a big issue, considering it's a parking lot. One night max stay, park along the railing and I chose to double check if it was allowed by calling in to the store operator.

I was stuck here during an RV repair. When I drive from Texas to California, I'd rather stop anyplace else. The neighborhood is sketchy and industrial.

I've spent two months here over the past few years.
Without fail, no matter what you ask on the phone they are always so rude.
It's not dangerous, it's gravel road and often times dog poop. If I come here it's far and few in between.

I came to check out the park for long term use. The vibes off here. I was so uncomfortable being there. When I walked my dog outside the park there was dog feces everywhere. There's a lot of passive aggressive signage about not walking dogs in the park. I got some rest and gtfo.

Quiet neighbors, beautiful trees but boy they were sappy and stuck to my vehicle.

I've stayed here a total of four months in the past few years.
Some ambient road noise at night, mostly quiet.
Very centrally located, you could walk downtown.
Unfortunate situation with feral cats, if you walk your dog here there's a lot of cat waste. My last visit here there was a lot of dog poop, and the new management let the lawns mostly die out.

One of the older male staff is rude to women. I've seen on multiple occasions how respectful he is to men, it's downright awful. I tried to blow it off like he's some grouch however two spectacular stories come to mind:
Once I showed up a whipping 20 m early to check in. Site was free, already paid. He told me to wait in the lot adjacent, not at the wait to check in line. It doesn't block traffic, no one is aroubd. Fine I'll follow the rules. A guy showed up 5 m later, and he helped him immediately.
Another time a rotting deer carcass was stinking up the park, I found him and asked for help. He was the only person managing the park.
He waited three days before deciding it was time to get it cleaned up. Very weird way to throw around power bro.