Don't believe whatever the husband-and-wife manager says. They will tell you lies and wrong…read moreinformation. As soon as you confront them, they will say the signed document will supersede whatever they tell you. Sometimes you just need a quick answer, but please double and triple-check whatever info they tell you. The corporate office (The Star Companies) www.starmanagement.com at 660 W First St, Tustin, CA 92790 is a joke. No one is in the office and you will not get a call or response back from them. Tenant and landlord beware of Loomis RV Park and The Star Companies. 4 complaints unanswered at BBB.

I love the area and the park would definitely come back to visit, thank you for the stay.read more

Had a great stay here - when we needed to change our reservation due to a family situation, there…read morewas no charge and no hassle. Great pool, dog park, tennis courts and live music on the Friday we were there. My husband especially liked the spots - he felt whoever designed the park knew what they were doing as it was easy to get in and out of. We'd never stayed in Grass Valley but found a lot to do there so we'll be back and we'll stay here!

Every site is FHU. The bathrooms and showers were heated and very clean. The lodge is a great spot…read moreto hang out, socialize and play board games. There is live music on Friday and Saturday nights at the lodge. All sites are concrete pads and fairly level.The sites are nicely spaced out and not right next to each other. There is a heated pool and hot tub year round and there are multiple fire pits around the pool deck. Plenty of nicely paved roads for kids to bike on inside the park. The camp store just opened and is fully stocked w/ beer, wine and food items. The staff is very friendly and great to talk with. The dog park areas were nice and large with a big dog wash area near the dog park. We will definitely be coming back and recommend GVRV Resort to others.

They offer cul de sacs of camping spots in a nice location. The camping spots are level and the…read morehookups work. You can have mail delivered and pick it up in a covered area at your leisure. There's a small Lake kids can fish in. The place is aged including a run down bath house and office.

Full timers made us feel extremely unwelcome. They wait until after office hours and then slam…read moredoors, play loud music while smoking in their cars, and make sure you are well aware of WHO is running the show here. I feel bad for the FSS Manager and Famcamp Manager. They've got their hands full..

Absolutely a Big "0" rating for a RV resort that doesn't allow rv's older than 2006!…read moreI have a 40' diesel pusher that is Immaculate both cosmetically and mechanically. Show quality, yet this resort won't allow her in. Drive through and see for yourself the "trailer-trash" that they do have staying there. Probably full time residents. Give me a legitimate reason for this... Have a group that occasionally travels in a caravan and I guarantee that we will NOT book this place! Even offered pictures...

We moved from White Hills AZ and up until speaking with Glenn the MGR of ARVR we weren't sure as to…read morewhere would be able to park our 5th wheel rv. Fortunately for us, Glenn is a master of follow up and follow through. We have been here 4 months and we love this place, its clean, well spaced, Glenn delivers mail and packages to our door, the landscapers are always keeping the grounds groomed and trash free. We will be moving on soon to our next venture but we will cherish our time we spent here. Thank you Glenn and Mike for all you do! The Kelley's.

Our experience was pleasant and memorable after some changes. Long story short, we moved our spot…read moretwice and my son moved his once.. We ended up next to each other in the redwood loop. Was it perfect? No, but we made it work quite nicely;) The bigger your rig the fewer spots. Also some nice spots only have 15 amp service. There are a few loops that were way too far up and away. Collette and Matt were friendly and happy to help us get spots next to each other which wasn't easy. Beautiful campground in the Tahoe National Forest. The clubhouse was great with all the things! Pool table, foosball, ping pong, games for all ages! There was pickleball, shuffleboard, tetherball, and horseshoe pits. There was a heated pool and a playground that badly needs an upgrade. Live music and smores/campfire on Saturday night! There are no fires in campgrounds (propane ok). Atv trails everywhere. Kayak and paddle boat rentals. There are also cabins and yurts. I can see how this review could have been less had it not been for Collette and Matt working with us. We can't wait to be back and have now chosen our preferred spots;)

The pool is great and heated. The cabins are comfortable and clean with kitchens that are supplied…read morewith plates and all. Some grills and sites are more updated. Colette was very helpful and addressed any needs we had during office hours. It's quiet and a great getaway.

We first visited this fair last year and loved it so much that we returned just this past weekend…read more The standout feature of this location is definitely the setting, there are so many beautiful, tall trees providing large amounts of shade, making it easy to escape the summer heat.My son had a blast. He thoroughly enjoyed playing the fair games and loved the live bird show near the entrance, where he got to see a vulture and a majestic eagle up close.The fair was definitely busy, but the fast pass ride wristbands came in handy to bypass the long lines. He kept asking to try the mechanical bull ride, and he did absolutely great! He held on tightly and didn't even fall off toward the end; he just asked for it to stop when he was done. I also hopped on a couple of other rides with him, and we had a lot of fun together.It is a fantastic, family-friendly event. We saw that they host a holiday fair here during Thanksgiving weekend, and we are already thinking about coming back for it!

Nevada County fair 2026 is happening right now. Today 8/16 is the last day of this four day…read moreextravaganza. Small town, county fair feels. Overall I had a good time, but gear up for the long lines for the food booths and carnival rides. You may end up spending more time in line than enjoying the fair. That'll make anyone grumpy. I waffled between rating a 3 to 4. Next year, the dates of the fair will be a month earlier and over two weekends versus one. The weather would be hotter in July but it's cooler there a bit than at lower elevation and the fairgrounds have tall pines, ponderosa, and oaks providing shade. I got here on Saturday early afternoon and left around 9:30pm. About 6 pm, that is when the attendance seems to significantly more than double. Got extremely crowded. The food and ride lines got longer as well. The lighting on the fairgrounds is limited and after dark it gets difficult to see the ground. Be careful of the uneven ground in the picnic and grassy areas. Alcohol is sold throughout the day and not limited to certain areas. You and your drink are allowed to be mobile throughout the fairgrounds. Parking is $10, we paid cash so not sure if they took other forms of payment. Oh and remember to recall where you parked. This is important especially if you parked in the far fields and intend to venture out to the car after dark. There are no lights out there and minimal to no landmarks. The terrain is a natural field with bumps and holes and all. They have a free shuttle from Tinsloy Transit Center (in Grass Valley ) to the main gate running every 30minutes from 9:30 am to 11pm. Treat Street is an area filled with non profit organizations food booths. Below are some of my favorites. But the lines are loooong! ~ Job daughters (Masonic organization) - corn dogs! These corn dogs are the most popular fair food, thus having a long line. They are legendary. Frankfurter dipped in a cornmeal batter and deep fried. $6 ~ Rough & Ready- baked potatoes! Big, fat plumb baking potato. ~ Nevada City Little League-roasted corn on the cob! $5 ~ Nevada City United Methodist Church- bratwurst and sauerkraut dogs! Flat grilled brats. Yum! - Nevada City United Way- nachos! Yes please. - Penn Valley Lions - caramel popcorn! Fresh made. - Watt Park Firefighters- - soft serve ice cream. - Nevada City Elks- - charbroiled hamburgers . Root beer floats.

I visited Folsom Lake State Recreation Area last month with two friends after meeting up in…read moreSacramento. We were looking for something fun to do during the day and figured you can't go wrong with a California State Park. While the park itself didn't disappoint, I'll admit we barely scratched the surface of what it has to offer. After paying the entrance fee, we drove around a bit but found there weren't too many roads to explore by car. We stopped at the lake long enough to take a few pictures and for me to use the restroom. The seasonal workers cleaning the bathrooms were friendly, though they were unable to share any fun facts about the lake (I guess I won't hold it against them). Since I don't have a boat, there was no getting out on the water... though one of my friends teased me to go inquire about the young man zipping around on a jet ski. Aside from boating, it seems like there are also camping spots and some hiking trails but we didn't get our shoes dirty on this visit. If I return, I'd love to slow things down and enjoy the park properly by maybe setting up a hammock by the lake, getting out on the water, or even trying a little fishing - as long as someone else handles the bait and any fish I inevitably catch! Overall, a beautiful spot with plenty of potential, I just need a do-over to experience it fully.

The entrance fee is $12 and you can use it any of the parks for the day. We just went to the one…read morepark, but drove by other entrances on our way out. We entered in through Granite Bay. My husband has never spent time in Granite Bay and wanted to check it out. We went to Granite Bay's Main Beach. Wow!!! The water is so low. We had to hike to get out to it. There were a few people at the water's edge with us. The one party brough there whole picnic with them. It made me jealous that we didn't bring any food or drinks. We had snacks in the car and water, but it was no feast like they had. Just a note, there snack shack is closed for the season and will open back in March. I'm not surprised, but I still would have liked to gotten lunch there. After we spent a bit around the lake we went back to our car for a drive around the lake. There are so many alcoves and other views of the lake we saw during our drive. My husband said it reminded him of Tahoe, without the expense and long drive. It's very scenic and we took a great picture of the two of us with the trees in the background.

I stayed at the Dutch Flat RV Resort with my family this past weekend. We had a great time hiking…read morethe trails to the river. The quiet setting was super peaceful. The host was the nicest lady ever. We'd definitely stay there again.

Beautiful outdoor scenery ,nice trails for hiking and riding my grandson loved it, lots of shade…read morehighly recommend nice folks too

This is a great campground and is a great place for a family reunion camping trip with our adult…read morekids and their babies.

We have spent 10 days here and I highly recommend it, very well maintained, office staff friendly…read moreand continued to check on us to see if we needed anything. Was here for memorial weekend and it was great to see all the young families and kids enjoying themselves. I will definitely come back if in the area and highly recommend this RV park.

Quick and easy setup! Great customer service! I couldn't be happier with this facility.read more

Michael was a great person and very helpful, unit was in a very convenient location with good rates!read more