It's a beautiful place and I felt safe staying 1 night, but it has some problems. The women's…read morebathroom door was not closed and the stalls had shower curtains instead of doors. The bathroom had only one barely working faucet. For future trips, this place is a pass.

Best R.V. park I've stayed at. Great hospitality, lets you take kayaks and fills up your ice chest…read morewith ice for free!! If I ever come back to this area I'm going to stay here every time.

Stayed once again at this shaded n clean RV Park. Manager refreshingly nice in comparison to the…read morepast management. Everyone passing thru this area should consider this as stop over. They have shaded trees !!!!!

Corning is known for its olives and a lot of these olive groves are changing to different types of…read moreproducts like almonds pronounced like amens in this part of the country. This is a nice clean little RV park with good showers. It's got an olive tree at each site. We enjoyed the night's stay.

2&1/2 stars. I…read moredon't know what happened to this RV park, but it certainly isn't the same as it was five years ago. The park is no longer well maintained. There was zero customer service. The office was closed when we arrived at about 2:30 in the afternoon. We were unable to get the Wi-Fi password or the code for the showers. Very disappointing.

New corporate management still hasn't addressed cleanliness in the facilities. Clogged toilets…read moreevery day, filthy floors, and they prioritized painting the bathroom over cleaning it. It looks like a 5 year old painted. Management did nothing when a tenant went into the ladies bathroom while a young woman was showering. They still don't clean the dog yard, poop everywhere and they still don't empty the poop trash can. Lawn care is a joke, weeds and dead lawns throughout. No full time manager on site.

The park manager is fantastic, all 5 stars are for her. The park may look a certain way, don't…read morejudge a book by its cover, the residents are very nice and the park is quite. Bonus, the Safeway and Walgreens are near by.

all i can say is dolly is a doll! she is amazing and is doing good things with this place. it…read morealways looks clean and is well kept .

A gem in a garden setting in the resilient town of Paradise. Although some structures were…read moredestroyed in the devastating Camp Fire, they have rebuilt a peaceful oasis. The grounds are lush and well tended, the pool and hot tub sparkling with comfortable lounging. Rooms are comfortable and clean with individual patios. Ours led out to the pool area. They provide a free continental breakfast with the standard fare. There is also small gift/snack shop at registration. Owners are friendly and accommodating. We happened to book on Johnny Appleseed festival weekend which was just a short walk away. This an amazing town that has the spirit to literally rise from the ashes. Paradise Ridge Rising!

Ponderosa Gardens Motel has always been a wonderful motel in Paradise, California that is the best…read moreplace in town to stay for a visit. The owners keep the rooms and the grounds in immaculate condition. They are friendly, accommodating, and have created a little oasis up in Paradise. We lived up in Paradise, California for 21 years and had many times when we were holding events and had lots of relatives coming into town for a visit and needing a comfortable bed for the night. We heard nothing but rave reviews from all of them about the Ponderosa Gardens Motel. We needed a room one night and called up to book it. The front desk were very kind and the room rates reasonable. We loved the pool! It is clean and refreshing. The entire motel is appealing to the eye and you can tell that the owners have worked very hard to create such a meticulous motel. The fire up in Paradise, California in 2018 necessarily closed them down, but they worked very hard and made the motel even nice than it was before! Hard to believe they could outdo themselves, but they did and they are open for business again. Yippee! I'm going to be calling their reservation desk to make time this summer to get back up there and relax for a few days. It is quiet up in Paradise and it is such a lovely motel I've just got to get up there and check it out again. One more thing - Paradise is in the foothills above Chico, California, so if you're looking for a place to stay for an event in Chico, keep Ponderosa Gardens Motel in mind. It takes about 15 minutes to get from Paradise down to Chico, 20 minutes from Paradise to the Chico Butte College campus and 10-15 minutes to get to the main campus, 30 minutes to get from Paradise to the Chico State University.

Visited September 26th…read more I checked out this place because I have friends that have their kids enrolled at Chico State. Because they live in Southern California they wanted to have some options for all of us to stay at. This one marked off all the boxes! It was built in the 1904 with some original brick walls in the entry. Its a great location with parking garage next door and Walking distance to shops and restaurants! A real PLUS is they have a nice restaurant inside called The Grill with a full bar. Air conditioned rooms with free wifi and an elevator. Bank of America is across the street and the Rawbar is right next door! Great safe location! I can't wait to stay there with friends!

What a lovely hotel! Historic and tasteful. Room was absolutely gorgeous ----king jr suite which…read morehas plenty of room to spread out and relax. Reception is welcoming and helpful AND even scored two vouchers for the restaurant ($15 each). Recommend this gem in Chico.

I lived at this place for most of the summer. The bookkeeping was never right, I was overcharged…read moreevery time the rent was due. The rent was $650 and I was charged $700. Then, they fixed it and said I still owed them the $50 from the first month. The septic system was constantly overflowing under my unit. The cap was off and there was a giant pool of toilet paper and human waste under my unit. I complained about it and they used MY hose to "flush it out". That didn't fix it and when I complained again, nobody came and looked at it until after I had told them I couldn't take it and had to leave and they literally looked at it as I gave them the key back. At that point, I had already moved out days before, so it didn't stink that bad and they acted like it was no big deal. I have pictures I would post here if I could. Then, even though I had paid for the whole month and left on the 21st, I only received a deposit refund check for $68 of my $200 deposit. Then when I looked them up, I saw Matt Z.'s yelp review (read it). I was never informed of any of this. Paul seems like a nice guy, I never would have guessed. I'm sure none of the tenants with kids know what Matt Z said. Also, there was a domestic dispute in the trailer next door that was really bad, screaming outside, sheriff came, people went to jail. They were allowed to stay and I had to continue to hear them yelling at each other. I'm absolutely pissed about my security deposit and I'm going to sue anyone and everyone involved. I was owed money for rent over-payment. I left the place clean. I left it in better condition than I found it and Paul said it was fine. I got sick from the constant stench of human waste. Also, right before I left, another neighbor and one of the maintenance guys pointed out a "widow maker" - a giant branch disconnected from the tree- hanging right above where I parked my car. "It's been there for years, it's not going anywhere," is what the maintenance guy said. Yeah, until it falls and kills somebody... This place is cheap, but you get what you pay for. This is a message to the management, I will literally stand out in front of this place with a sign until I am paid back my deposit and rent over-payment. You messed with the wrong goddamn person this time. I sue everybody who wrongs me and I am literally undefeated. Prepare for war, you scumbags!

68 miles on the river in a canoe is no joke. Especially if you want to do it in 2 days. Somehow…read morewe thought it was a great idea to do just this over Memorial Day weekend. The put in is at Redding's Sundial Bridge and the paddling fun doesn't end until Los Molinos along the Sacramento River with one night spend on BLM land along the way. This trip was fun, strenuous, and long (we're talking paddling for about 8 hours a day). We really couldn't have done it without the kind folks at Driftwood RV Park. We drove in on Saturday and spent the night tent camping on the property. They have a number of spots for RV camping but a nice little meadow with a fire pit for tent camping. We were the only ones actually camping and we had the large space all to ourselves. There are bathrooms with showers that were free of charge. Clean and with soap. The property is along the water so we definitely had a chance to dip our toes in and enjoy some beverages. The next morning we rented canoes from Driftwood and they drove us to Redding for the put in point which was about 30 miles away. We got the paddles, life jackets, and backrest from them as well. They gave us some tips, drove our car back to the campsite and off we go. Our finish point was back at the campsite. The river was cold due to snow melt and there are some fun rapids (maybe class 1-2). There were parts that were a little harrowing but it was all good. We definitely didn't want to tip since we had all our backpacking gear with us and it would have been a huge hassle. You can fish and enjoy the views (we saw a few bald eagles) and enjoy what was actually a serene river. Even though it was a busy weekend, we didn't see any other canoes. We saw maybe 2-3 other campers and 3-4 boats. Definitely did not have the over-crowding issue of some popular spots along the river. Also really easy to choose a spot to camp along the river. Just pull over to whatever looks good. Jen and Jennifer from Driftwood were just some of the nicest people we have ever met. Really friendly and helpful and just great gals. We had a fun and safe time thanks to them! When you're looking for a little adventure, try this trip! Maybe a 3 day would be less strenuous but it's a great trip.