We're in route to our final destination and stayed for the night. What a very pleasant experience!…read moreThe park is very cozy and well maintained. Check-in was easy online without having to stop and fill out paperwork at the office. It was quiet and one of the nicer places we've stayed. I highly recommend the Parkway RV Resort.

We stayed in D10. For a travel trailer, it was a great spot to have a bit of privacy given the…read morehedge.

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.

BATHROOMS HAVE NOT BEEN DEAP CLEANED IN 3 MONTHS. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING! Park Nation, a corporation…read moreout of Texas took over 3 months ago. Now there is no on site manager or maintenance. They raised rent $250 for some permanent residents. The older folks had to move because they could no longer afford to live here, 7 so far. The weeds are 2 feet tall then they sprayed them with seed killer, it looks horrible. Cats walk on our cars and poop in the rocks and no one cleans it up. The dog yard doesn't get cleaned and the dog poop trash can overflows and stinks up the whole area. They raised the price to do laundry by .75 per load as if raising the rent wasn't enough. No regular hours of operation so packages sit in the office until someone is there or they can't get delivered because nobody is there. Lawncare is supposed to be included but nobody raked any leaves all fall. The permanent residents had to rake their own yards with no discount off the rent. They over charge on the utilities then it takes a month to get it straightened out and they charge more than PG&E rates even though they have solar to help with the cost .Stay at the KOA in Red Bluff!

We have some family members and friends who have lived there on and off since the paradise fire…read more Small and cozy right by the Sacramento River

This is a very nice place on the river clean and well kept lots of shade a good boat ramp and a…read morecool club house, the mangers are very helpful and nice people

i have lived here for almost six months now and it's been a real pleasure, the manager,leesa,has…read morebeen there for me every time i had a question or needed help, awesome lady, the park is clean, good neighbors , great place for me to live, sincerely,tim WOODHALL

This park is okay for overnight, if you park near the office. Older units, lots of drugs. Good luckread more

The park is like brand new with a huge pool. Excellent spaces with a dog kennel that includes a…read morebbq, comfy chairs and great shady spot for the dogs . Everything works including the washers and dryers. The hot tub too! A little freeway noise but what rv park doesn't have freeway noise.

We are used to KOAs often being in noisy spots but this one might take the cake (besides the one…read morethat was literally next to an active train track). I5 is the constant source of very loud traffic noise, and I think being on the river might amplify it. That said, we were tent camping. Had a designated gravel spot to place the tent. The gravel was all in our sandals and our feet were very dusty after the tent was set up. Not ideal. But there was electricity to charge our vehicle overnight. I might say that was a nice perk but this place isn't cheap compared to other KOAs we've been to. If you can swing it, I recommend the Mount Shasta KOA before this one. (Update: since the I-5 traffic was constant it wasn't a real issue sleeping. There was a train nearby which also wasn't an issue since traffic was so loud you couldn't hear anything.) (2nd update: took the tent down and dog poop in the sand underneath. We got in at dusk so wasn't able to see much last night. At closer look this morning, the tent sites are clearly not given any attention. Lots of trash, cigarette buttes, poop even though there is a trash can 30 feet away. Boo to the trashy campers but also to the management for not caring about tent sites. This place looks fairly new but at the ridiculously steep price of $65/night for a gravel tent site (and there's grass at the end of tent row that we're not allowed to use), this is completely unacceptable. I reduced my 3 star rating to 2 stars. Since the store doesn't open until 9, I'm also guessing they don't offer coffee or hot water. The woman on the phone yesterday helping with our reservation while we were driving also seemed like she just wanted to get off the phone. For tent camping, choose Mount Shasta KOA 1.5 north.)

I lived at hidden Harbor marina rv Park for between 2022 to 2023 the owner's of the…read more property are about three things power, greed, money. They had a one bedroom one bathroom manufacturer home on the property my family and I we had some many issues with the rental property they had no intention on fixing anything . The park manager Nicole she is not very nice she rip everyone off when it comes to the pg&e bill after she read pg&e meters in everyone space they rent so just beware.

This RV park is very nice, well kept and well run. The park host, John, was more than…read moreaccommodating and helpful. We have 2 huge dogs and he did not blink. He put us in a great spot by the river and was there to help guide us in the spot and get set up. He was available for any questions too. We preemptively evacuated from the upper Ridge and our nerves were shot and this place was instantly calming. The grounds are practically spotless and peaceful is the middle name of this park. WE would highly recommend it. Next time we come, I am bringing my fishing pole.

My partner and I had a wonderful time at MCR and can't wait to come back! We stayed in one of the…read morecabins; it was clean, well stocked, and perfect for two. The property is gorgeous and conveniently close to the main visitor center at Lassen Volcano National Park. The staff were friendly and professional. It was quiet and family friendly; there was even a family movie night in the meadow. Everyone has different expectations around cabins, so keep in mind that there is no Internet, not much cell service, no TV, and no microwave in the cabins. You'll want to download maps before you leave home. There aren't a lot of nearby general stores and what they have is limited, so be sure to bring all the food and supplies you'll need. There are plenty of pans and utensils in the cabin, though, as well as a grill and grilling utensils. From what I recall, pets are permitted but you can be charged for any pet hair left on the bed/furniture (bearing in mind that service animals are not considered pets under federal or California law).

This has been one of the best camping trips I've taken in a while. The area is breath taking, with…read moreme stating on the first night that, "I feel nature drunk" to my friends. I never once heard any of the other campers and slept like a log in my tent. Even after the fires last year, the camp ground doesn't feel like it was affected. We walked around, finding a fiery garden with toad stool seats, on the path to the field with a star porch to lay on at night. Which also during the day, gave shade to a deer and her two fawns. I'm excited to go back next year and take more time exploring the area.

Our first road trip through California renting an RV and after a night in Yosemite, we found this…read morewonderful gem in Redding, CA. The grounds are clean, there is a great fenced in dog park, laundry, showers, free coffee in the am and the price was affordable! We loved it here! Nancy & Jen were absolutely wonderful! Nancy recommended we go see the waterfalls nearby. Unfortunately, we had a medical emergency and were not able to do it, but if we make our way back up to Shasta Lakes, we will take Nancy's suggestion and do it! Thank you, ladies, for your hospitality and kindness. Vicki, Larry and Luna :)

The web site isn't correct. No coffee bar or clubhouse. Amenities are a joke. The park…read moreIs run down and isn't worth money Can't make online reservations either. Wi-Fi is a joke as well

Nice RV park within minutes of Lassen Volcanic National Park. It's nothing fancy and that's the way…read moreI like it. Simplicity and not overcrowded for the win. Given dogs aren't allowed on the Lassen trails, it keeps me at ease knowing they are within reach. It makes life easier with full hookups. The pups can enjoy the comfort of the trailer while checking off trails we have yet to conquer. This park is a bit different from the norm. They promote saving electricity and that's a good thing. However, they do expect you follow the rules by refraining from using high electric consuming appliances such as your air conditioner. Otherwise, pay an additional fee.

It's a little run down but still a nice place. There are 2 campfire rings that are for all to use…read more It was pretty quiet. The hookups are well taken care of and in a good location. We got in late so check-in was in the restaurant. The RV park is behind the post office. The restaurant was really good and the servers are very nice. Many reviews mention a mean old man that works there and it's true. He is grumpy. The price is reasonable and they don't over-charge for dogs. We will be going back.

Overall this is one of the better RV parks we've visited and certainly the best in a town. We came…read morein after the 1PM close on Sunday and our info was on the door as stated. The gravel sites, hookups and landscape are in very good shape. A key is needed for the laundry and restrooms, pick it up during office hours. The restrooms and laundry are nice and clean. The WiFi supports the laptop but for me at least not the TV. The staff is helpful and friendly. This park is in a very nice neighborhood:-). They have very nice storage and RV storage fenced in behind the park.

In Chico for our Daughter's Engagement party and decided to stay in the RV Park instead of a hotel…read more This RV Park is clean and quiet. Nice pool, restrooms and showers if you need them. I highly recommend staying here if you're in the area.