What a great restaurant I couldn't recommend it more! The food was absolutely delicious chef Haylie…read moredid an outstanding job! All of the staff provided awesome customer service as well!

River's Edge location is the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxing meal…read more The food did not disappoint an the caring attentive staff completed a perfect evening Go, find out for yourself, you'll not be disappointed

Been here a couple times now, and both times were pleasant experiences. We've been lucky enough to…read morehave good service and attentive staff. I have no complaints there. The food we ordered came in a timely manner and the portions are large. The food was solid, and temperature wise they were nice and hot. Based on my experiences here, I'd come back again.

Been here before with my husband. The people are nice. This time I came in the morning wanting a…read moreFrench toast. I did get it and French toast was not that impressive. With the toast has eggs and two little sausage with the prize of over $20. The place still looks the same and since it was the morning it was not busy. Do I recommend it? I would say, try it.

WOW FACTOR? Yes, the patio with the pasture view of two horses and their colts was wonderful…read more HAVE AGAIN: Good fries. NOT HAVE AGAIN: Ricky Ricardo's chili cheeseburger was good but one time is enough.

This is truly one of the best places I have ever ate at!!…read more Amazing staff, excellent service and always prompt to coming back to the table, fun atmosphere, beautiful scenery, and the food is AMAZING!! If you're ever passing through, stopping here is a must!!

Great place to get in the water. Or watch a civil war action! The bridge is neat and it was built…read morehere, not somewhere else!!!

This was my first one at Knights Ferry and it was beautiful. I moved to the Central Valley about a…read moreyear or so ago and I love finding new and amazing spots to relax and enjoy life. Knights Ferry is a wonderful place to see some historical sites and really take some time to enjoy nature while sitting next to the river as water flows. If you're into hiking trails you can also walk along the river using a trail or just sit next to the river and lay back on a rock. The only issue was parking but that's only an issue when really busy.

There was literal feces on my comforter when I checked in to my room. I can't even imagine how a…read morehotel could let this happen. It was still wet. Gross. I would stay at the lodge every time I would come to Yosemite. Never again. Disgusting.

We stayed here for two nights. Room was great although a little dated. We had a patio that looked…read moreout at the River which was wonderful for our morning coffee. Pool was so refreshing after a long hot day at Yosemite! We were very thankful that the staff gave us a headsup to have a reservation to Yosemite Park for Saturday and Sunday. We did not know this and other than arriving at the park at 5AM so we could get in (NOT!) we opted to check out one day early and the Hotel did not give us any problem and we got a refund!!!

The RV park itself is tiny but nice it boasts several tiny cabins and about 10 RV spots. Each spot…read moreis a back in / pull in ( no pull through) and the spots a small but grassy. The RV parking is ia short walking distance from the river"s edge (hence the name) and it has two fire pits you can use till 0100. There's a male and a female bathroom (with showers) and an RV dump station too. Check-in was easy, a simple phone call, then a text message that links you to payment options and a reservation confirmation took all of about 10 minutes from start to finish. The town is small but quaint. They have a restaurant, bar, ice cream shop, and a cute little fire department. Here's where the review kinda Lost a star... Around 9 pm there were several gun shots... And again at 0120 in the morning.. Not entirely sure what's going on, but that bothers me... Call me weird, but as a solo (female) van life camper hearing gun shots near your camp site isn't what you want to experience ... Honestly the RV campground was good, but the crazy person(s) firing off weapons was something I could have done without.

Great campground with access to the water. We had a big group spread throughout the grounds and all…read morehad fun

We really enjoyed our week stay in your cabin. Very relaxing and close to everything we wanted to…read moredo. Definitely will be back! We have no complaints at all. Thank you Dave and Lorna Jones From Ohio

Great vacation homes!! We really enjoyed our vacation!! Hard working family business. They strive…read moreto provide you with the best place to stay while visiting Yosemite!!! Would definitely recommend!!

One of my most favorite places on earth. Beautiful day or…read morenight, summer or winter. The most breathtaking views, waterfalls, cliffs. Best way to see it is by bicycle ( lots of places to rent here). Be sure to utilize the free and frequent park shuttles as day trippers clog the streets and parking ( the one downside)...ok, getting camping reservations is difficult too, even when totally prepared, but it's a testament to how breathtaking Yosemite is. First timers have no idea what awaits them at Tunnel View- so make sure to pull off (and hope to find parking!!) and let your jaw drop!! Also make sure to attend at least one Park Ranger talk as well as Yosemite Conservancy lectures--very informative and interesting. Spend as much time as possible here, and educate yourself prior as to what is around the Valley to maximize your stay.

We had an amazing time walking around Yosemite National Park…read more If it's your first time visiting and traveling with kids, I recommend that you park at the Yosemite Village Parking where the Welcome Center is located at and try getting there before 8am. Yosemite Village has plenty of parking and can get food, drinks and use bathroom facilities. There's also an information center that will provide you with free map of the area or answer any questions you may have. We recommend trying the breakfast and deli sandwiches at Degnan's Kitchen. They also have Peet's coffee. You can also buy groceries or souvenirs at the Village Store next door to Degnan's Kitchen. You can catch the Yosemite Valley free shuttle service to take you to many of the scenic locations if you don't feel like doing the long hike to each location. From Yosemite Village, we walked to point #1 on the map: Lower Yosemite Fall and the Cook's Meadow Loop, the waterfalls you see in my pictures. This location is kid and stroller friendly. The walk takes about 30 minutes. We look forward to visiting Yosemite in 2027. A must visit!! Happy Yelping :)

45 minutes away from Yosemite valley. This is a good option if you can't get a campsite or…read moreaccommodations in the valley. Pros + clean restrooms, stocked with toilet paper and hand soap! + beautiful area, some sites have water while others have lots of trees + prices are reasonable for the sites Cons - no showers. Zero. None. - no spigot - unable to wash dishes or clothes in bathroom sinks - bear country meaning all food and including all items with a scent must be locked away in the bear lockers or you may be cited - no trash cans, all trash goes to the designated dumpsters!

It's close to entrance of Yosemite national park and little far from main area but very quiet and…read morenot so many ppl around here. If you want to feel Yosemite, I'll recommend this campground.

I'm a fan because we found a spot to put our kayak's in on the quieter saner leg of the Mokelumne…read more Don't get me wrong, I love Lodi Lake, just not all the loud folks that blast their music and take away the peace and serenity of the beautiful nature. I certainly wouldn't call the park a "resort". When I hear the word resort, I think of a high end place. Moke Beach RV Park is just a place to park your RV by the 99, get a hookup and have river access. We were able to get right down to the river which is good cause we don't have wheels on our kayaks; so no carrying them for 100's of feet, just pulled the truck down the dirt path and dragged them right into the water. If you have a small boat (emphasis on the word small) you can launch it from the park as well. This part of the Moke is not for speed boats (due east) there are many impediments such as fallen trees and very low waters...which in my opinoin, is what keeps the place peaceful. We did see a couple of jet skis but once they saw the conditions, they headed back towards the lake. Cost to launch, $5 per vessel. Not a bad deal. They do have a restroom with plumbing, but there's only one person in the office and if she's not there you're outta luck! Oh, and really, there are few places where you can pull your kayak or canoe ashore as most property this neck-a-the-woods is private. The proprietor is friendly (yes she was there) and informative about the area. The only other choice for river access is to know someone who lives on the Moke or to go to Lodi Lake....which I've read on their website, has added kayaks to the types of boats they rent at their boathouse. There are also kayak companies that bring their rigs out to the lake to rent-it's about time! Lodi Lake would be the perfect place for learning to kayak on a calm waterway. The thing we learned by our peaceful kayak experience;you don't have to drive miles and miles somewhere else to enjoy nature and the beautiful waterways; they're right in our own backyard!

My brother lives in Lodi. We thought we'd take the trailer this past Christmas 2014. I probably…read moreshould have asked around before staying here. This is JUST, a place to drop your hat. Not a place to recreate or enjoy anything other than the inside of your rig. The staff was VERY FRIENDLY and when the office was open, very helpful. Made the reservation by telephone two weeks in advance. Went well. There is no general store nothing to buy other than propane (a plus) and well, it was just, very spartan. The campground is really just a parking lot with lots of full timers. The full timers have kind of taken over to the point of making the RV parking lot look just well, junky. Not secure and near a very swampy looking sort of river which try's to flow under a highway overpass. I couldn't quite see myself kayaking anywhere near this place but, people have said they do it. Go figure. When my Bro found out where we were staying, he kind of chuckled. Said homeless people always setup camp just down the dirt path and under the highway bridge. It felt that way although we didn't see it personally. There was however, a lot of junk down there by the rivers edge. Looks like a great place to film a show about a murder. Bathrooms, clean and unusual. Nothing else to report. I wont be back because there are certainly better, more secure places where I'd surely feel a lot safer. Sorry guys, as nice and pleasant as you'all were, the park just doesn't get it.