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We’ve stayed here twice as Harvest Host members. The wines are great, as are the people. Sites 11-15 are on an uphill dirt road, so are difficult to level.

Current hours as of 2/21/2021:
Monday 9-1
Tuesday noon-3
Wednesday 8-11 and noon-1
Thursday noon-3
Friday 9-1
Closed Saturday, Sunday and L. A. City holidays

We stopped on a marathon cross country drive since this was our limit for the day and there’s nothing else around. New facility, 5 paid RV slots with full hookups. The promised WiFi was not present. Easy online checking and nice if you want AC power.

$60 to park along the interstate vs $25 a few miles away in a beautiful park? No question we’d gone here again. Serene setting, NO other campers our Friday night in August. Great and attentive host, easy walking distance to all the cool Biggest X things in town from taco to rocking chair to crochet hook to mailbox. A fun overnight and nice facilities.

First off: the office is only open 2-6 pm, which could be a problem for some. Our site was nice 50A outlet ONLY (bring adapters, that was a problem for our friend’s camper van). Restroom closed at 7 pm, the open one across the street by the pool contained a single toilet and no shower. Lovely setting, nice level roomy gravel sites with grass and picnic tables between them.

This was a great stopover. Restrooms newly renovated and beautiful, very clean and level sites and hookups, wide selection of sites from tents to gonzo pull throughs. Pool open 1:30 to dusk only.

We stopped for one night on a three + day drive from Long Beach, CA to Poulsbo, WA. Yes, it was 96° but it cooled off enough at night for us to sleep with open windows and listen to the wildlife. Full hookups for $35 was great; the sites are level and clean. A great stopover or place to spend a few nights while in the area.

There were no vacancies but we were allowed to stay in the “side yard” which was a lawn beside the owners’ house, it had water but only a broken 20A outlet. The entire campground seems to be permanent residents with structures built on. The storage area, with a few exceptions, is mostly derelict units that have been there for decades and looks more like a junkyard. But the owners were friendly when we couldn’t find anything else, and the restrooms, showers and laundry are reasonable.

Others have always commented on the I-84 noise. This is a gravel lot but connections at each site, friendly and helpful checkin, small discount for cash ($3). Great if semi’s lull you to sleep!

We rolled in after hours, were assigned #19, a nice little pull through site all alone by the cabins. Nearly level and so peaceful after being on an interstate frontage road the night before. Pool says open until 8pm but locked up tight at 6 pm. Lots of sites in the trees with nice separation, some tent sites, and a few gravel pull through sites all in a row for the huge sun blockers. There’s a detour to get here due to bridge construction, a windy road but fine with our little rig.