Willow Springs Resort

Booked while on the road, then extended to two days. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Campfire must be experienced. Cell service was weak but they told you about it. But our internet antenna had good reception.

Stayed here in mid-October to visit Bodie and Bridgeport and loved our stay. It’s right on the hwy but the road is very quiet at night, even on a weekend. Several pull through sites available but most are back ins. Clean grounds, bathrooms and one shower in each. Great WiFi which was helpful since limited cell.

Creek across the road has some great fishing that I owner is making more accessible and there’s a small Italian restaurant a 5 minute walk (if that) up the road that has incredible pizza!

Owner is very accommodating. Great spot for exploring the area or even passing through for the night. Our only issue is the sewer connection was uphill on our site making it challenging to dump.

Willow Springs Motel and RV camp is right on Hwy 395 in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Although it is on the Highway the road noise isn't really a factor.
The facility is very clean and well maintained with full hookups, the staff is helpful and friendly.
Although cell service is spotty here the park does provide Wifi.
Arrival and check in was easy but reservations would be a good thing.
The surrounding area is a fisherman's paradise with many alpine lakes and streams. The ghost town of Bodie Ca. is nearby. I would definitely stay here again.

Very nice staff! This was a clean, well maintained park. Great WiFi. Great 1 mile hiking trail out back. The road noise can be bad but most rv parks are on the highway.
We definitely would stay here again.

As others have noted, this place is right on the highway but the road noise isn't too bad. There's a hike up out of the back of the property which I wouldn't recommend, and there's a very short trail on the other side of the highway that runs along the creek across the way. Other than that there's not much to do in the immediate vicinity of the property -- but A LOT to do and see not too far away up in the Sierras and/or down in Bridgeport. This place was very clean and well maintained. A lot of groups with boats and/or ATVs using this place as a base camp. Nightly campfires with complimentary s'mores. Staff was very friendly but they didn't seem to believe in COVID.

We only did a one night stay over, super friendly owners. Very clean location, will come back here again for some local exploring.

The park offers FHU RV sites (30A, water, sewer) and 50's style bungalows. Well maintained. Wouldn't recommend taking a rig much longer than ours into the canyon area (Sites A-L). Larger pull-through sites are on the lower level. You will be asked size of rig when you make a reservation.

The Park is family run and operated; the family and staff are extremely friendly and helpful! See Annie for anything! The Park hosted evening fire pit get-togethers, complete with provided s'more fixings and wine to take that chill off the cool fall evening.

The Park is right off US Hwy 395 a few miles south of Bridgeport. It is conveniently close to local Bridgeport area sights and outdoor recreational activities (FISHING!!!).

The cell phone worked at the site, even though no bars were visible on my phone. Wi-Fi was great!

Across the street is Virginia Creek Settlement; they have a wonderful restaurant!!

Our 2nd stay here. We'll be back!!

Willow Springs has become a sort of annual tradition for our summer getaway and we have found our time spent here to be an absolute pleasure. The grounds are very well kept, the facilities are clean, the staff and long term campers are aaaaammmaazing. We have made friends here and every year can’t wait to come back to catch up.

Our experience here never fails to be enjoyable, relaxing, and just plain ol good times all around.