Kids racing around in gas powered, noisy, stinky golf carts all day. Mold filled and rotten RV's parked year round for retired people's summer homes. $35 park charging $80 just because its 3 blocks from lake. Cable TV is total garbage, when I asked mgmt to look at it, I was told to go find the repairman in the park. Stay away from this...moreKids racing around in gas powered, noisy, stinky golf carts all day. Mold filled and rotten RV's parked year round for retired people's summer homes. $35 park charging $80 just because its 3 blocks from lake. Cable TV is total garbage, when I asked mgmt to look at it, I was told to go find the repairman in the park. Stay away from this place. Sites not level, no lawn. One-way narrow streets with speed bumps. Difficult parking.

We stayed two nights in mid January and it was very quiet. Had our pick of sites when we arrived and paid the winter/Good Sam rate. It was dark, so we chose a pretty easy one to get into. It was near the road that goes around the lake, but noise wasn't an issue since the area is pretty dead this time of year. Not sure if that would be ...moreWe stayed two nights in mid January and it was very quiet. Had our pick of sites when we arrived and paid the winter/Good Sam rate. It was dark, so we chose a pretty easy one to get into. It was near the road that goes around the lake, but noise wasn't an issue since the area is pretty dead this time of year. Not sure if that would be the same in the summer when its much busier. The sites are pretty close together, but we didn't have anyone around us due to the season. There is a section that is reserved for members only. Our site was level and had water/sewer/electric. I think they have cable too, but we don't use it and the wifi didn't work from our site. We didn't check out the bathrooms since we have our own facilities. The campground is dog friendly and they had a few spots with poop bags and garbage cans and the office staff said they are planning to build a new dog run area soon. They have a pool, shuffle board, game room, and campfire area. There is also a short trail that leads down to the lake right in the campground. The Pines Resort is very close, which has a couple restaurants, a bar, a market that seemed to have anything you could ever need, and a gas station. Oakhurst is also just a few minutes away with full supermarkets, restaurants, and anything else you need. We stopped at South Gate Brewing for lunch and had excellent beer and food. Yosemite is also very close - I believe only 13 miles or so to the south gate.My only negative comment was the little flies were nearly unbearable in the middle of the day when it was warm. Not sure if that's an all the time thing there or not, but they were SO annoying!

We had a very nice stay at this full hook up campground. This is a very large dog friendly campground with both RV sites and a few tent sites. Some of their spaces are reserved for members only and those are mostly located “downtown” near the pool/snack shop. Our site was in a more wooded area near the walking route to Pines Village an...moreWe had a very nice stay at this full hook up campground. This is a very large dog friendly campground with both RV sites and a few tent sites. Some of their spaces are reserved for members only and those are mostly located “downtown” near the pool/snack shop. Our site was in a more wooded area near the walking route to Pines Village and the Marina. It took us about 5 mins to walk down to the Pines hotel where there are several lake view restaurants a small grocery store and places to rent a boat. At the campground they have a snack shop, pool, game room, playground and outdoor shuffle board games. We had a very nice quiet weekend here in September. The office staff was very friendly and helpful, we will definitely be back! My only complaint is they advertise that they have WiFi, but we were only able to get WiFi if we were standing near the front office and our phones (AT&T) were in and out of service throughout our stay.

We stayed in one of the 40ft plus sites that were in the parameter. I’m not sure I’d be happy in the center pullthrough sites that feel a little more cramped. All and all this is a nice base camp for a large rig that can’t get into Yosemite. Cell coverage is a challenge. Voice seems to be good for Verizon and T-Mobile. No dropped calls...moreWe stayed in one of the 40ft plus sites that were in the parameter. I’m not sure I’d be happy in the center pullthrough sites that feel a little more cramped. All and all this is a nice base camp for a large rig that can’t get into Yosemite. Cell coverage is a challenge. Voice seems to be good for Verizon and T-Mobile. No dropped calls! Dats is another issue. ATT, T-Mobile, and Verizon all bounced around the 1mbs up/down range. Initially my cell booster didn’t help either but after moving the internal antenna I was able to get T-Mobile 12mb/s down and 1 mb/s up which was tolerable. The cell booster did not help my att hotspot at all. The parks WiFi is no better then unboosted cell coverage and they warn you will be cut off if you abuse the connection. The park also has a pool which was closed in April when we visited. There is a very small store in the park but if you head over to the marina 1/4 mile as the crow flies or 1/2 drive, there is a post office, a few restaurants, and a grosery store.Would stay here again but I would likely try another new to me place.