Golden Rule RV Park
Golden Rule RV Park is located at 16100 N Highway 101, Willits, California 95490 with a total of 33 campsites. Before your trip to Golden Rule RV Park, check out website at http://goldenrulervpark.com/ or contact them through 707-459-2958 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)
39.3101, -123.3045
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 39.3101, -123.3045
Amenities
| Hookups | 30 Amp | 20 Amp | water | sewer | Full Hookups |
| Connectivity | wifi | ||||
| Recreation | recreation trail | swimming pool | |||
| Site Amenities | big rig | picnic table | pull thru | ||
| Facilities | laundry | restrooms | |||
| Discount Clubs | Good Sam | Senior Discounts | |||
| Pets | pets |
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Overview of Golden Rule RV Park
Last Price Paid: $33
Reported by Teddi & Roger on 02.25.2019
Longest RV Reported: 42 feet (Class A)
Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022
Number of Sites:
33
Pad Type:
gravel
Elevation:
1,213 ft / 369 m
Max Length:
55 ft
Cell Phone Coverage
At&t 4G
Confirmed by 2 Users Last Reported 02/08/2016
Reviews of Golden Rule RV Park
5 people have reviewed this location.
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Small, quiet, private RV park with friendly staff tucked in at the base of a steep, windy road.
Reviewed 25/2/2019
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Nightly rate: $33
Days stayed: 1
Site number: 33
Golden Rule RV park is a small private park situated at end of a twisty, steep, narrow road. The road isn’t really a problem, just mind the center line since there was more traffic on it than we expected. The RV park is comprised of 35 FHU-30amp spaces, mostly back-ins with 7 pull-through sites. There is a restroom with showers, that...moreGolden Rule RV park is a small private park situated at end of a twisty, steep, narrow road. The road isn’t really a problem, just mind the center line since there was more traffic on it than we expected. The RV park is comprised of 35 FHU-30amp spaces, mostly back-ins with 7 pull-through sites. There is a restroom with showers, that could use a thorough cleaning and update. Each site has a picnic table but no open fires are allowed. The staff at the office was delightful and offered a Good Sam and Senior (over 55) discount. Little to no cell service in the campground area, we didn’t try at the office where there is a coin laundry. A small creek runs behind the campground, just large enough for puppy to play in. There is also a small pool which would be a draw in warmer weather. We enjoyed watching the huge flock of turkeys that frequented the hillside and field next to the campground. For horse lovers, the Sea Biscuit Heritage site is just up the hill. We had intermittent 1x Verizon service unboosted at our campsite.
Inexpensive, Beautiful and quiet.
Reviewed 18/4/2018
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Nightly rate: $33
Days stayed: 2
Site number: 35
You won't find many luxuries but there are full hookup sites and #35 is the largest. We fit our 42 ft 5er, the tow truck disconnected and extra car in a row. That's a lot of feet but still had room left over. Very empty this time of year, only a few sites occupied. They do have free bathrooms/showers and pay laundry onsite as well. The...moreYou won't find many luxuries but there are full hookup sites and #35 is the largest. We fit our 42 ft 5er, the tow truck disconnected and extra car in a row. That's a lot of feet but still had room left over. Very empty this time of year, only a few sites occupied. They do have free bathrooms/showers and pay laundry onsite as well. The pool was not open too cold but it looks ok. Site 35 is right next to it so maybe less desirable during the busy season.The biggest downfall is poor cell coverage. If they had wifi that reached our campsite it would have made up for that. I think they have it up at the office but we couldn't pick it up at campsite. It wasn't important enough to me to go hunting it up.
Quiet, small, beautiful location
Reviewed 30/1/2018
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Nightly rate: $33
Days stayed: 1
Site number: 33
Stayed Sunday Jan 28, 2018. Called that morning for a site. Manager did her best to get me a discount (over 55 did it) took my name and held a space for me. Didn't really need to reserve, park was only 1/4 full at best. Advance warning: They take cash or checks only.As others have mentioned, wifi is only available in the laundry ro...moreStayed Sunday Jan 28, 2018. Called that morning for a site. Manager did her best to get me a discount (over 55 did it) took my name and held a space for me. Didn't really need to reserve, park was only 1/4 full at best. Advance warning: They take cash or checks only.As others have mentioned, wifi is only available in the laundry room, doesn't reach sites. AT&T had 2 bars, so did the cell phone hotspot thing.Dog got her walks up the gravel road just past the park up towards the farm school. On the morning walk, a half dozen or so people from the school drove by us. Every single person waved!The only downside was that 101 is very close to the east and we could hear the truck traffic a little bit at night. Not bad though.This is a definite stop when we pass back through going north.
Reviewed 8/2/2016
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Nightly rate: $32
Days stayed: 5
Golden Rule is a small RV park located right off Rt. 101 but the road to the RV park is twisty and a bit narrow. The hostess was very friendly and helpful with information on various places to visit in the area. It looked like most of the back-in sites are taken by permanent/seasonal residents, leaving a handful of pull-throughs for vi...moreGolden Rule is a small RV park located right off Rt. 101 but the road to the RV park is twisty and a bit narrow. The hostess was very friendly and helpful with information on various places to visit in the area. It looked like most of the back-in sites are taken by permanent/seasonal residents, leaving a handful of pull-throughs for visitors. The pull-throughs are long enough but are a bit narrow so the camping side is a little tight if you have someone next to you. There are a fair number of trees so getting the slides out can be a little tricky. No wifi, and our AT&T worked well enough here but no Verizon signal at all. The campground is a bit small but there is a private road that is great for walking dogs. It's about 15 minutes from downtown Willits and about 1 hour from Fort Bragg. There is a bit of traffic noise from 101 but it's not intrusive. The RV park felt very quiet and comfortable. The permanent/seasonal residents kept their areas very tidy and it felt like a nice neighborhood. We would stay here again if we were in the area.
Surprisingly peaceful!
Reviewed 25/9/2014
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Nightly rate: $38
Days stayed: 1
We came here from the WIllits KOA, and there was such a difference! This is super quiet and peaceful compared to the craziness of the KOA. The kids loved swimming in the pool and we visited nearby Redwood Ranch to see the former home of Seabiscuit. Sites are pretty close together - but we had one on the end and were able to spread out...moreWe came here from the WIllits KOA, and there was such a difference! This is super quiet and peaceful compared to the craziness of the KOA. The kids loved swimming in the pool and we visited nearby Redwood Ranch to see the former home of Seabiscuit. Sites are pretty close together - but we had one on the end and were able to spread out just a little.Couldn't reach the wifi from the RV spots (it was up by the laundry room up the hill) but I think we had T-mobile so we hot spotted from our phones. Amazingly no Verizon.