Kevin

I stayed at site 10 for a week, the site was a concrete pad and level. There were several off leash dogs, which presented a bit of a problem because I had to keep an eye out for them and I had to go into a park in town to walk my dog, but that was the only bad thing during my stay and I was able to work around it. The host was very friendly and helpful. The campground is very well-maintained and clean. There are trains running nearby, but the sound was not that bad.

Very close to Sequoia and it's a nice quiet area. Beautiful skies at night. Good Starlink signal. Owner is very friendly and helpful. But I will not be returning due to the cleanliness.

Laundry facilities are a bit rundown and one of the washers in particular looked really gross. The laundry room door doesn't shut all the way and there's a window that's left wide open all the time, so I'm sure it gets lots of creatures in and out.

I found a very undesirable bug in my camper and left a day early because I didn't want my camper to become infested. (I set traps and baits out and haven't seen any others besides the one while I was at the campground, so I'm hoping I'm ok!)

Sites are very unlevel, but that's ok. The dirtiness and bugs are a problem.

I stayed at Wolfie's for over two years and it was a great campground. Very clean and well maintained. New owners recently took over and are doing a lot more activities and making it more kid-friendly. Pretty quiet place for the most part, although in some spots you can hear the live music from the bar across the river, and there are trains that pass through nearby frequently. That noise never bothered me though. It's very close to town, but it doesn't feel close to town.