We arrived here June 9, 2012, for 3 nights. This is a membership park, but thousand trails rents sites to the public here. There are 30 amp electric at all sites and all sites are paved, some level, some not. There are no sewer at sites, but there is a dump station with fresh water. Most have tables and a barbecue grill. Have not seen any fire pits and if you bring your own it must be covered. Very dense with trees and less than 10% of spaces have satellite reception. We could not get one. It will be a long 3 days without my TV. There is no view of the river from any sites so you must hike to the river. Buddy enjoyed a good swim in the river with another labrador dog yesterday. It was good to wash all that salt water from the previous day. While there are a lot of big motorhomes and fifth wheels in here, the park is very tight. I hope I can get out without any damage. Aggie loves being under the trees. I rate this park M**.
We hooked up with Sanford & Linda Simmons here. They will be travelling along with us up the coast to Coos Bay, Ore. We took a day trip to Sonoma Lake & tasted some wine at Ferrari-Carano Vineyards.
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