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We just needed a quick, safe stop over with full hookups between 2 long days of driving and this was perfect. It was very quiet - which amazed me since it's a truck stop and casino. The rv park is in the back near the golf course and all sites were very flat and long and wide. All hookups worked with ease.There was a nice little loop on a gravel road to walk my dog, trash bins at every site and so easy to get in, out and gas up before hitting the road again. Check in is at the truck stop and all the staff were very kind and quick to get us checked in. It's very clean and I felt very safe staying here. Note that there is no free shower. We normally take advantage of the bath houses because our camper shower is teeny and the hot water heater is even smaller but for this campsite, you use the trucker's shower/restrooms and I believe a shower is $15 -we made do with our own for this stop. Gas/diesel prices here were the lowest on this leg of the trip too.

We were rerouted due to weather on I80, exhausted and desperate for an easy place to pull in. Heritage RV was all that and more. I was a little hesitant after viewing this place on Google maps - it looks VERY tight but in reality, it was totally fine. We have a small camper but there were huge drivers with full size trucks that had no issues winding through the little shopping center -don't let this stop you, it was not an issue at all. The staff was exceptional and helped us out with a Military discount and a pull-through at the last minute. The showers and bathroom are exceptionally clean, spacious and the water is super hot with great water pressure. This is maybe the cleanest and most spacious bath house ever! After 3 days boon docking, we needed it! The pool looked very inviting - next time we;ll stay for more than 1 night. The sites are all tucked into a nice tree lined area with a fence around the perimeter. Very little interstate noise even though it's directly off the ramp! There was a small, fenced dog area that was nice. And the most fantastic taco truck just 1 block away -Johnny Boys Tacos. So great after a super long day.

This was a quick stop on a long road trip so I had no expectations of anything nice. Wow, such a nice rv park! Quiet, plenty of shade and such nice staff- an absolute gift. We had plenty of room for our fifth wheel, truck and an extra car in our site. When we checked in, we were escorted to the site and they made sure we were happy with the spot. I mentioned walking the dog and got a detailed suggestion on a nice trail in the rv park to walk. After a long day, we all needed it! We watched several deer grazing. There were cabins and tent sites that looked great too.

I had thought about the other 2 rv parks close by but after seeing how close they were to the road I'm so glad I chose this one -it's tucked away from the noise. The next time I travel through, I'll be planning to stay several days. Also, Buffalo has a nice downtown and well worth a visit. If you go, check out the bakery Lolly's.

Great rate with National Park Access Pass. Quiet campground with nice walking trails, docks for fishing, clean bath house (excellent water pressure & super hot water), a basketball court, cell service for T mobile. We stayed for our first ever RV experience in our new camper. It was extremely quiet even thought there were a lot of people. The camp host was very nice and came over to offer encouragement, advice and help in getting out of a tight fit. We have a 41 ft fifth wheel and some of the spots that seem like they would be OK online are very tight. We took spot 5, a 115' pull through, and would not pick that one again as the curve was too extreme - we did fit after quite a bit of maneuvering to fit slides and utility hookups but it took a while. There is also an entire section that is only for very small trailers so you might want to call first if you are on the larger size. Water and electric only.

This is a hidden gem. It was just a quick stop-over but ended up being the best of all the places we have stayed. The camp host was very helpful and informative. He was present whenever we had a question or needed anything. We stayed on a site directly on the cliffs but it had plenty of trees for shade and helped with the wind. The restrooms were very clean and well stocked. NOTE: bring quarters for the shower! We thoroughly enjoyed the tide pools and our dog loved the campground walks and bouncing around in the water. Will definitely be back!

Great location. First time camping in our new travel trailer so we got to test out the solar options - which all worked perfectly in site 115 and the fresh water tank. The site was just big enough for a 21 ft trailer and full size truck (literally JUST big enough). Just a note because I never saw anything about this on the NP website: they have water bottle refills at each camping loop outside the restrooms (flush toilets and sinks available). Also there are bear boxes that are huge and each campsite has it's own - we were able to fit a small Weber grill in there! This is a perfect location - about a mile walk from Yosemite Village and a perfect base camp. I only wish I'd been able to stay longer. I'd also like to note that the staff were all very professional and friendly.

Nice little campground that was easy to get into and back onto the highway. We stayed 1 night on our trip out to the west coast and then again as a last minute decision on the way back. All sites seemed to have 50 & 30 amp electricity even though the park website only mentions 50. Both the pull-through and back-in sites were easy enough to get into with our 21 ft trailer. Water and sewer hookups all worked easily. Shower and restrooms were clean with good water pressure and hot water. As many others have mentioned, the trains are non-stop but it wasn't too loud for us- but this was not a destination, just a quick stop. I think if I'd planned to stay in the area over several days it probably would have been bothersome but since we just needed a quick, safe, clean place, this was perfect. The campground is very clean and the rangers were very nice. There was a short trail to walk the dog on - nothing for any real exercise but a nice place for sniffing after spending the day in the vehicle.

The location is fantastic, directly on the beach but that's about all that is good here. We car camped, sites are small but adequate. The bathrooms/showers are absolutely filthy and in need of repair. Some had no toilet paper or soap. I tried not to touch anything and would have preferred boondocking with no facilities. No human to help with check-in, I filled out the forms and dropped in the box as the note on the office directed, then later had a note on my vehicle that I needed to register. Also be advised that there is no shade and you are completely exposed to wind/sun/rain. Tmobile had no cell coverage but the camp wifi was good enough to do some light surfing and texting. I would not consider staying here again under any circumstances.

We only stayed one night. The park was OK, bathhouse was clean. The spots are super tight and even though we had a pull through, we had to back out the way we came in - I believe we were between 2 campers that were living there full time and there was no way to get out in either direction in order to pull through. Camp owners were friendly and it was quiet and convenient to I29.

This is a hidden gem. It was just a quick stop-over but ended up being the best of all the places we have stayed. The camp host was very helpful and informative. He was present whenever we had a question or needed anything. We stayed on a site directly on the cliffs but it had plenty of trees for shade and helped with the wind. The restrooms were very clean and well stocked. NOTE: bring quarters for the shower! We thoroughly enjoyed the tide pools and our dog loved the campground walks and bouncing around in the water. Will definitely be back!