We got our first Class C RV this past June, so we decided to stay 1 night here so we could try…read moreeverything out and have fun with our new travel vehicle. Everything was perfect and it got us off with a great start to a new life in our retirement. From checking in at the office to their employee leading us to exactly our spot in his golf cart to leaving the next morning. Everybody was very helpful and friendly. We were so happy with this place that their sticker is on our side window for everyone to see around the U.S.A.!!

This is our second trip taking our small travel trailer and chose to stay at the Kings River RV…read moreResort. We are so glad we did !!! From the booking process to checking in and even getting assistance in backing our trailer at our site. The campsite was well maintained and our particular site was awesome. The pool and hot tub was also very nice. I want to say thank you for the nice and welcoming staff. They made our experience enjoyable. Until next time. We will definitely come back.

They don't allow dogs more than 20 lbs which is ridiculous. My 45 lbs dogs are more well behaved…read morethan some ankle biter weenies.

Nice quiet shaded, lot of long term rv'ers. Friendly park manager and people. It's not a wild party…read moreplace, it's a place to just relax. All spaces have connections, no wifi, didnt check out the laundry or bathrooms we have our own.

We got our first Class C RV this past June, so we decided to stay 1 night here so we could try…read moreeverything out and have fun with our new travel vehicle. Everything was perfect and it got us off with a great start to a new life in our retirement. From checking in at the office to their employee leading us to exactly our spot in his golf cart to leaving the next morning. Everybody was very helpful and friendly. We were so happy with this place that their sticker is on our side window for everyone to see around the U.S.A.!!

Only stayed for one night passing through. But check in was a breeze. The staff is very nice. Spots…read moreare large, we stayed in #52 right along the water. It was beautiful.

Stopped in for the first night of a one month trip. Nice campsite. Very quiet. Our site was a…read morecouple hundred yards from the Sacramento river. Campground seem to be very well maintained. Restrooms were clean. Check-in was a little bit odd, we got there late, and there were really no directions for that. I happen to open up the US mailbox (legalities aside)to side and that's where I found our paperwork. After that, it was a breeze. Would definitely stay again.

Love this place! I come back every year. Dallas is the most amazing sweet person ever!read more

We stayed here at least 4 times so far. Note to my future self, only stay in the river/pond front…read moresites like 140s. It's literally across from the fishing area, picnic area, farthest from the traffic and road noise. The water has a fountain and ongoing movement of water, perhaps that's why it seems more natural looking vs stagnant and gross. Most of this area and the opposite side of the river is undeveloped so it has a nature feel that most campsites I've been to don't give. And I've been to lots of them. My Hubby and sons caught like 7, 8, and 20 fish they said. All catch and release. Tons of catfish & bass. Some are so huge. Keep staring at the water near the small metal dock there and you might see them all. We are in site 122. The road noise woke me up at 6am, so I put in my earplugs and slept until 9am. For my future self, make sure to keep a permanent earplug stash in the RV. Other times I've been in other sites and the noise wasn't an issue and we've stayed here at least 3-4x. It's not glamorous, it doesn't have a ton of extra like a pool, putting greens, pool table, snack bar, etc. But it does have a small, shaded kids play area, volleyball net, basketball hoop, shaded picnic tables. It's so country feeling and relaxing. Its quiet & thats what I prefer when I go camping. This is one of my favorite camping spots in the cooler months of early Spring like March. One day I'd like to come here & camp on my way to Yosemite or Kings Canyon. Great rates & highly suggest.

Nice peaceful place with grass and a lake. It has fish, but access from the shore is steep. The…read moremosquitoes were brutal, so we didn't spend the cooler evenings outside. Be aware that as of May 2026, the internet can't be connected to without a browser (so our TV would never connect). Unfortunately, we probably won't come back, even though the grounds were nice and quiet.

Just found out we caught lice in the cabin... We started…read morefeeling itchy the following morning after our arrival. We didn't think much of it, it was hot and dusty. We thought our skin was just dry... Itching kept getting worse so today we bought a lice comb... OMG, all of us are infected with lice!!!! I am quite shocked

Visited on more than one occasion. My last visit was June 2025. Our RV spot was perfect. My…read morediscontent was due to the lack of hygiene in the bathrooms. They are not cleaned and disinfected throughout the day. There's a sign inside the bathrooms telling the customer to call for service The staff were unresponsive to my concern. The store /office is only open from 10;00-4:00pm, requiring customer to wait till the next day to address issues The pool is open from 10am-10pm Great hours but be advised once the sun goes down there is minimal light There is ample places to sit by the pool and a few cabanas.

A little sour right now. I have stayed at that park on an off since Jan 2000 up until 2016. New…read moreowners now. I have a need to come back to that area for work the next 3 years. Wanted to get back in the park, but was declined due to my dog. Over their limit on lbs. And they don't allow Shepard mix. Gentlest dog in the world. Well now their loss!

This is a great Mobile home park. It is clean and well kept. The tenants are all friendly and the…read morepark feels like home.

Awareness: Wanting to get my rig out and do some camping…read more The perfect opportunity weekend arose when my daughter decided to visit Disneyland with her boyfriend for her birthday weekend. In other words. The wife, dog and I were free to travel without guests. I chose Naval Air Station Lemoore as our destination for its close proximity, low park fee and the security of being on a naval base. Narrative: This was our first time visiting NAS Lemoore and its RV Park so, not wanting to arrive to any surprises, I did what research I could before our trip. Unfortunately, the Youtube videos of the park were over six years old and didn't provide any information such as directions from the bases main gate or, where to find space numbers once at the park. There was also little to no reviews on any of the RV websites or forum boards to help. But after contacting the bases Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) office, who oversee the RV park. I was able to look at the old Youtube footage and piece together where our space (number 3) was actually located once we arrived. Scene: The RV park is located on the housing side of the base. The RV sites are extremely wide concrete slabs but, the sites are only about 40 feet long. Not enough room to park your Truck or car on the side of your RV but, just enough to park in front of it. Each site comes with 50/30 amp hook-ups. Water. Sewer and cable ready. Additionally, each site has its own metal picnic table. Trash can and a BBQ pit. Open fires from a fire pit are not allowed unless your pit has an arrester. Gas fire pits are okay to use. The park also has a Mens / Womens restroom and, two FREE washer and dryer's for use. Across the street from the RV park is a McDonalds. And to the left of the RV park entrance is a nice brewery / restaurant named Spuds. Adjacent to the RV park is a golf driving range. The outdoor aquatic center and a fenced in dog park with a separate are in the park for smaller dogs weighing 15 pounds or less. Plenty of dog "potty" bags are available trough the dog park. Evidence: Overall, this RV park is super nice and the price we paid for two full nights was $24 dollars. There are a few things you should know before you decide to visit this park though. - When making reservations. Call the MWR office directly. Going through the DOD Lodging website can only make the reservations but, won't be able to tell you your space number. - When you call the MWR office to make your reservations. Be sure to ask what space number you'll have. Your email conformation will NOT have this information. - When arriving at the bases gate. Do NOT use the truck gate. Stay in the right hand lane through the main gate. This is the same for your exit off the base with you RV. The exit looks light (and it is) but, going slow and using the left exit lane may be your only option if leaving on a weekend or holiday. The truck gate is not open on weekends or holidays. - If you drive or pull with a Diesel Truck. The NEX gas station has diesel fuel but, its only located on the island next to the Exchange. - Most of the RV park spaces are currently occupied by long term campers or active military waiting for housing. Expect to see and possibly hear dogs from your neighbors sites. - I was told by the resident manager (Bill) this park will be closing on March 1, 2022 and was expected to be closed for several months while the park is refurbished and expanded. Be sure to call MWR well in advance to see if the park is accepting reservations. Recommendation(s): NAS Lemoore's RV Campground is extremely nice. The amenities can't be beat nor can the price. If you find yourself in the Central Valley of California. Have access to the installation and want to camp and relax cheap, this is your place.

Great place with really nice people. I've stayed many times. The pool room is the best.read more

My wife and I recently became full timers and we stayed at Park of the Sierras looking for a place…read moreto visit our son. After staying for nine days we found out that you had to become an escapee's member and the cost was $49. To join for one year. The park refunded this in a free night credit. While staying here we met the park manager and took a tour after finding out they are a 55+ members park. After reviewing the park information and seeing what a beautiful park this was we decided to make this our home base. We travel to many places after retirement but found that we needed a place to hang out hat for Dr. appointments, and staying connected with our family in the Central Valley. We bought in and picked our site. The unique nature of living here is that the members here all volunteer to help keep cost down to run the park. This gave us a sense of ownership and community. We volunteer 3 days per week for approximately 4 hours per day and join in on special events to help set up or organize events that are for the members. It's not like having a job but more like going to hang out with folks that have the same interests. There is constantly an event going on weather you like to play cards, pool, dominoes, darts, working out , or outdoor activities like pickle ball or mini golf the fun is endless. This amazing place has beautiful views of the Sierra foothills and there's even a casino across the mountain. Becoming a member here has given us a place to call home in between our travels and our site remains ours when we're in the park. If you're thinking of becoming a full timer or if you're looking for a great place to glamp, this is the place!

After a few days of trying to leave California and a few blowouts with our RV, We made it to this…read moreabsolute oasis and had the best stay. Dustin welcomed us and was so accomodating and helpful. If you are ever going through central Cali and need a great place to stay for the night, I would highly recommend Almond Tree Oasis.

This review is about the park and about the owners. If I could give 0 stars I would…read more The park is in the middle of nowhere. Not much to see of do. Stayed there for a few months and the highlight was seeing Sadie. Sadie was a stray dog being cared for by long term residents at the park. She was a very calm dog who would just follow the people she knew and relax and lay down. She was there for months. Very calm and peaceful dog which was why I think we liked her so much was how calm she was especially being a stray. Unfortunately the owner Serena had the humane Society to come and get her saying Sadie was aggressive and biting dogs at the park. Which was a lie. When the humane society officer came and picked her up 5 people were telling the him that wasn't true and she lied so they would be forced to pick her up. But he had to pick her out and put it down on her record. He said it's a red flag which makes it nearly impossible for her to be adopted and most likely be euthanized. She sealed her fate with a lie. There were other ways to go about the situation. The owner is a cold hearted and cruel person. The park itself is maintained but they have a field rat and fly problem. We move around a lot and never have had an issue with mice or rats. While we were there a rats got into the carriage of our rig. The next day I called the office to ask them if there are mice or rats and they said yes field rats and said they had an experience with one there as well. Gross. The flys can get out of control there as well. Definitely will not stay here again and don't recommend staying here. Sad that I got to see just how inhumane and cold the owners are. Not a place I will spend my money at ever again. RIP Sadie