Sacramento River Rv Park

I stayed here ²¹⁄₂ years part time up to early March 2012. Staff horrible. Lazy. Allegedly thieves. New people seem good. I met the wife recently. She seems to be very strict, but friendly too. I think this place is finally okay. One warning — noise from I– 5 and one or two lumber mills is a bummer. CSR, BS Biology

Great place to stay good staff and nice spots by the river. Brent and Julie are awesome”

Very beautiful campground next to river. Looks like a lot of full time residents. River access is small area but good enough for our 2 dogs to go swim. Small market within walking distance. We are in 33foot motorhome. 2 adults and two dogs. Easy freeway access but freeway noise too. The beauty of the river compensates for it.

Very nice campground & staff. I stayed here for three nights tent camping, which was mostly peaceful. One evening several RVers and their dogs tromped thru my campsite and last morning there a couple kids thought my campsite was a parking lot & parked their noisy car next to my car at 6am. Weather was really hot & unfortunately no power at the tent sites so I could not run my fan. Also the wifi signal does not reach the tent area. Really great place for RV camping. Shower/​bathrooms have no venting so there is no air circulation, but they are clean.

Quiet and unassuming, this little RV park is a shady oasis. The staff is friendly and helpful. We spent 3 quiet nights while in Redding visiting family. We will be back.

This is not a place for everyone, but we enjoy our site. Some of the campers are «well traveled», but we have a beautiful spot right on the river. Pool, showers and laundry are adequate, but its the site location that makes it for us. Great front desk help and very friendly maintenance group. Frisbee golf on site, and extra cable and WiFi available for an up charge. Very reasonable rates with nice sized sites.

Yes, the highway is noisy. However, we’ve been living here a couple weeks now, planning on staying about two months while my husband is working in Redding. The people who run the place (maintenance, office staff, etc) are all very friendly, and seem to love the fact that we are a small family. We have one big dog, one small dog, and two kids. We had to get approval to stay more than at the weekly rate, and it was a very painless process. They asked for proof of ownership of rv, proof of income, and proof that the dogs are up to date on vaccinations.
Nothing I wasn’t expecting already, really. I noticed other reviews mentioned dog poo? I take my dogs three times to the designated pet area, and I have never seen any leftover piles, so maybe they’ve gotten better about picking it up? All in all, we’re very happy here.
Yes, there are some sketchy residents, and definitely some junkies over on the one side. However, they tend to keep to themselves, and I’ve never noticed any shouting or disruptive activities. The river access is a little sketchy, especially with the Sac River as low as it is right now, but you can walk right down the trails to go check it out. They seem to be very proud of their disc golf course, though I’ve never seen anyone out there. For what we have here, able to be somewhere safe, and happy for our dogs and kids, the $ 400 we pay in monthly space rent (which includes sewer, water, etc) is definitely happy for our situation.

Nice people, but their ads and promises are BS. There is no access to the Sac River! Unless you live in one of the permanent spaces on the west side where those people are on the river. You’ll need a machete to hack through brush along the river. The site we were in had gobs of human hair, cigarette butts, etc. The highway noise is awful (unless you live in those few spaces on the river) and other promises are BS: there is only Wi-​Fi if you stand under the transmitter near the bathroom and the cable a TV (which is promised as part of the site fee) does not exist. Some long drawn out story about the converter box being out of order one day, then the next day they had my husband spent 2 hrs hooking up the box to our TV, but could never get a signal. And it’s $ 55 deposit !! Anyway, when asked for a discount the lady said «No, we don’t do that.» So the super rich dude that owns and operates this place, and I’ve heard he owns other RV parks, doesn’t really care about the experience or the promises he makes to all us trusting travelers. Oh, one last thing: Dog Shit, lots of tiny dogs leaving land mines for you to enjoy…

Not bad. Lots of residents here.
Clean with good hook ups and decent spaces.
Lots of pull through spaces.
Some hwy 5 road noise but convenient location.
Space #‘s are a bit hard to see.

We stopped here after seeing this place a few times from I-​5 and noticed it had the shaded tree’s and a pool. I’m glad we chose this place the spaces were decent and they were pull through. The people next to us said they had been there when it was 111 outside and it was pretty nice with the tree’s. The pool was large in size, and very clean, I didn’t feel grossed out by getting in it at all. The over all park itself is clean and I would go back.

Stayed in this campground several miles south of Redding one night and the place was full of smokers — their smoke drifted over our campsite and followed us whenever we went out to walk somewhere. It was also a bit noisy, but not to the point of keeping us awake. Their river frontage is a nice place to walk or relax. This campground would be better without all the smokers but the place right next door, the JGW RV Park is in general an improvement over this one.

Nice park for travelling down Highway 5. Full timers who looked like they were straight out of the 60’s but plite and nice. The pool was the hit in 103 degree temps. Lots and lots of shade. Pull through sites. Seems like all the sites along the river were booked up with full timers. Not good.

pretty noisy for tent camping. You have I5 on one side and across the river, some recycle plant or whatever making a huge racket all night. Did not sleep! But the staff is great!

Stayed overnight here breaking up a long haul heading north. Despite the fact that we arrived after dark and departed just after sunrise, I did get a chance to take in the surroundings and offer a few considerations for those who decide to camp (pitch a tent, rather) here.
The bathrooms are simple, but there is a curtain shower that blasts steaming hot water for a refreshing early morning clean up.
The tent-​only zone is located along the Sacramento River, but there’s considerable brush and mud between the grassy knoll you pitch tent and the River — don’t expect to walk down in the evening to sit on the bank and skip stones.
The noise is tolerable with ear plugs. Across the river there is a huge wood mill that operates at all hours it seems. Every few hours you’ll hear a train blasting its horns as it passes by.
For the $ 20-​some dollars I saved not buying the next-​step lodging (Motel 6, etc), I would have liked for this site to have been a bit more serene and muted. Overall, not bad for the money.

beautiful park but location a little noisy.

We stopped here for the night on our way up north. It’s an older park situated next to Hwy 5 and on the Sacramento river. It is well kept and the staff was very nice. The pool was clean, relatively large, and a perfect ending to a long day on the road. Out of all the RV parks in the area, this one has the most shade trees which is important when it’s 105. I would definitely stay here again.