Trailer Tel Rv Park

Very nice RV Park, Very clean, very nice pool and pool area, which has all upgraded furniture and plants and lights. The laundry room is great because it has the extra large washers and dryers and next to that is a 2 stall car wash. There is a work out room and if your space has a yard, there is a room with lawn mowers for you to use free of charge. The most important part of living here for me has been the sense of feeling secure. There are no break-​ins, or drama of any kind. The kids like it here too. Very nice manager named Bruce. Takes no crap and that’s why the place is so nice. There are park rules given to you when you first move in and you are expected to follow those rules. No big deal. The maintenance around the park is kept up by Jeff who is really cool and you won’t find trash anywhere in the streets… he keeps it spotless. The neighbors are just great, Everybody is so helpful and nice and willing to pitch in if you need help. To be fair, the only bad thing I can say is that there is no major grocery store like Safeway… I’m very happy to live here…

Trailer Tel is like a pair of gilded well-​used baby sneakers. It looks good but dig below the surface a little it stinks and is not very functional. Despite paying more than most five star parks in North America you get very little. I was a long-​term customer there and the problems started as soon as we moved in. I punctured the trailer roof on a tree that was never trimmed and over hung the spot (new trailer!!!).
The electrical system dates to the parks inception and was poorly installed and has been poorly maintained. My trailer is 50 Amp but the service is less than 35 Amp. I could never run both air-​conditioning units or the microwave with the air-​conditioning. On a hot day you were lucky to get 110V which increases the likelihood of burning out fans motors and air-​conditioning unit on the trailers. My electrical connection was under the trailer tire.
The phone cables in the park are the same age so you can only dream of getting a DSL. It might look good one day but slows to 54K when there is a little dampness in the air. Corroded twisted pairs from the 60’s nice!!!
The park offers free w-​fi but the connection is sketchy at best, also connected to the same corroded twisted wire pairs from the 60’s.
The sewer connection, also under my trailer tire, needed a special adaptor, the pipe it was too small for the standard RV hose. Naturally we had problems with lifting out and flow over the years. The whole sewer system is also antiquated.
The park has a staff of 2.5. 1.5 managers are managers. One person runs around and does the all the maintenance. To look like they are keeping up with maintenance and keep up appearances the park the main manager offers delays and gives excuses. It took me years to get a bad main electrical breaker replaced. (a 15 minute job). For comparison the RV Park in Gilroy with the same number of sites has at least a dozen employees, full and part time workers. Gilroy picks up the trash every day, Trailer Tel it is a hike or place the mess in your car.
You are required to maintain the sites landscaping, yet the manager thinks he has free run of you site and wanders to the back to inspect, complain and post nasty letters on your trailer. The complaints and posts range from legit, to laughable to idiotic. The CA trailer act allows access to your site to do landscaping, which they do not do, so naturally he thinks it allows him free access. I can’t tell you how many times I saw him slipping past the widows of my trailer to snoop, sometimes early in the morning or late at night. It is a wonder someone has not mistaken him for a prowler.
His rules real, written and imagined will be administered at whim. He has no regard for the customers. We had him bang on the door early one morning and curse at us over a light drip of used vegetable oil we mistakenly let drip from a garbage bag during the ¼ mile hike to the garbage area. We had tried to clean the oil with soap and water the night before with little success, but he never let us explain. The sun and weather removed in a day, but to him it was enough to go ballistic at a long-​term customer in the wee hours of the morning and keep complaining for months. I can only assume they keep him as he fits with the value situation in the park, expensive and non-​functional. About the only thing they do on time is bill.

This place sucks. I’m a long term customer here, management treats their tenants awfully. To many rules, continuous harassment trying to enforce useless rules. My gf had the nicest dog ever, and just because she is a 55 lb dog, management keeps harassing me about her visiting. Nothing wrong with rules, but make reasonable ones, there is even a rule that states which side of your space you can park your motorcycle on. Give me a break, I rent the whole space, there is concrete all around, it makes no difference at all. Don’t forget to mow your lawn, that’s your responsibility too. What a joke!

First, before you consider staying here… Look up the address on Crime Reports (change the settings under advanced to see more than the last 30 days)
Second, I e-​mailed and they wouldn’t even let a dog that uses a litter box be outside in a kennel. I can understand if the dog was running free but in a cage and the animal is a Pug Chihuahua mix… He can’t even bark loud enough to hear him between rooms in a real house.
I wouldn’t stay here. I would recommend just paying a little extra to stay a little further south at the Coyote trailer park.

We never stayed here, but I called ahead of time – they absolutely do not allow dogs over 20 lbs. I think this is ridiculous – if they don’t want pit bulls or aggressive dogs, they should state that in the policy, but not just a general «no dogs over 20 lbs». We have the most precious 40 lb medium sized dog that never barks (compared to the small lap dogs). They lost a good long-​term tenant!

This was the worst place ever. The park manager was a total natzi! Very rude and not friendly. He would come and bark at you if your car wasn’t in your driveway for even 5 seconds. He was also a major busy body. Can I say BROWNOUTS and BLACKOUTS all summer long. The place is too old. Also there is a dumpster repair shop behind the park so when you get woken up at the crack of dawn by sledge hammers banging out old dumpsters there isn’t much of anything positive you can say about this place.

Great place to stay in your RV. Clean facility and has all the amenities and value priced

We moved here like 3 wks ago. And I have to say this is one of the most peaceful and clean RV parks we have ever stayed at.
The manager, Bruce, is a nice guy and super friendly.
The lot rent is $ 750 plus utilities (elec.) and there is a $ 500 deposit.
Small pets are ok, but only one.
There is a gym (not great, but will do in a pinch), lounge (not great, but will do in a pinch), nice pool, laundry facilities, place to wash your car and each lot has it’s own storage shed (NIIIIICE).
Located right off of 101, just south of 880 exit. Be care when taking Oakland road from 101 S, it’s kind a tricky at rush hour…
Glad we found this place. The waiting list can be long, but we got lucky. If you know you are going to need a place, get your name on the list early!

The best trailer park in San Jose. Although it’s located in more of an industrial area of San Jose, it very conveniently located near the ⁸⁸⁰⁄₁₀₁ freeways.
If you happen to be rving and are stopping in the Bay Area, or need a temporary place to stay while your home is being built/​remodeled, this is the place to stay. The grounds are well-​kept and management is awesome. The monthly space rent is a little steep at $ 750, but definitely worth every penny.
There is a very clean, nice sized pool, gym and even a pavillion area if you want to entertain outside your rv. They also have a laundromat that is very clean and a car washing station. I guess they only thing they need would be a general store and you would never have to leave the property.=)