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Nice overnight camp spot but beware there is some soft sand as we did get stuck and had to dig out, this is a OHV area and can get busy and loud on weekends. nothing really beautiful but a nice pink sunset thanks to the LA smog to the west. Cell service with Verizon and ATT are good.

Great place for a stop and rest, they only allow one night stay which is fine by us. Little noisy with I-80 right next to it but its a safe place to get some rest. Thank Cabela's

We wanted to be close to Pinnacle NP and Yanks fit the bill. The park itself is very nice, all the amenities you’d want and it’s very clean and well taken care of, the sites are long enough for big rigs and the largest toy haulers. The staff is also top notch and friendly, the one and only downside is the wind when we came here in May, every evening it was windy enough so that we didn’t want to cook outside, storms were rolling past but they also have a wind disclaimer so I do think it’s normal. Over all I give this park 4 out 5...great job Yanks.

We arrived on a Friday night, dozen and dozen of side by sides zooming around and reving their engines, then when it got dark we heard a fight raging a few sites away, 5 cop cars were here within 2 minutes and hauled one dude away. As for the campground the amenities are lacking and the sites are very tight. The one positive the central location and the mature trees.
I don’t think we’d return

It’s a beautiful RV park, with a decent pool but for $70 a night it should be better, the concrete pads are very narrow, almost no room for their picnic table, no fire pit or bbq pits. There is a shuttle to take you to the casino which is nice. The water pressure was about 20psi which sucks, you could always fill up your tank and use your pump but once again for $70 a night it should be perfect. Att was 2-3 bars. The WiFi was terrible but free

Nice clean park, site have many low hanging trees so be careful, site aren’t very level either. Nice view out back by the ponds. We had 1 bar with att which was useless and no service with Verizon

Cost a little high for dry camping and no hookups. Tent and rv camping not separtated. They did not adhere to their rules of number of people and vehicles to one campsite.

We had a nice time during Thanksgiving week, Owners and staff were very nice and kept the park very clean. We had site 19 which is unpaved (some are) and we were there during the first rain of the season and that leads to mud into the rig, had lots of pine needles drop on top of the rig because of the weather as well. Perfaect spot if you want to go to big trees.
I would say you need to be a skilled drive to manipulate the narrow roads to avoid the numerous trees, we had 35’ rig and fit fine but most site won’t accomidate anything bigger. Verizion worked fine but ATT nothing within 20 miles seam to work.

I have mixed reviews on this place, we were there during thanksgiving week 2018, first rain of the season so we had tons of debris coming down from the trees, the pine needles were quite the mess and the rain was in our site was lower than the road so we had a river running through it. they say they can fit big rigs but it was extremely tight for our 35' rig. looks like about half the sites are seasonal and the roads are very narrow. The proximity to Big Trees state park is a huge plus and the work campers and owners are extremely nice and helpful. I here this place has really improved since the new owners took over so I look forward to other upgrades in the park. They offer WIFI but like most it doesn't really work. if you need a mobile device make sure its Verizon because nothing else works within ten miles

Beautiful piece of land with all the huge eucalyptus trees, they are also a pain in the butt when trying to back your rig in. Our space was paved but was narrow with a big drop off on the door side, the site it self was rather large with a huge picnic table and nice fire ring. Our 5er is 35' long and is probably about the max for site 12, there are a few other sites that will accommodate larger rigs but not in this circle. road into the park is rough narrow and winding, but manageable. There are a few full up 30a sites but most are dry and NO Generators allowed!