Our Opinion: Recommend. Private; you must be an Elk to stay here.
Weather During Stay: Sun and fog, cool nights, overcast mornings.
Sites: Twenty-four back in sites have 30 and 50 amps, FHU (yes, sewer too) and cable TV. All are suitable for big rigs, but they are quite narrow. Your slides will fit, but not necessarily your awning. Sites are gravel; some are more level than others. We needed blocks under our rear jacks in site 8.
The RV parking area is down a hill next to the lodge, away from traffic noise, but in easy proximity to Hwy 101. Very secure. No dry camping allowed; if all the RV sites are filled, head to Redwood Acres, the fairgrounds, and come back early the next morning!
Phone/radio/TV: Strong Verizon phones and aircard signal. No obstructions to block TV satellite. Lots of cable TV stations, so we didn‘t check antenna reception. Local NPR on 90.5 FM.
Elevation/Landscape/Terrain: Level parking in a bowl - heavy bushes and tress on one side, a hillside on the other. Elevation is near sea level. Views are of the row of rigs across from you, green trees, and the side of the lodge.
Lighting/Noise: Quiet at night; reasonably unobtrusive lighting.
Favorite Sites: Doesn’t make much different, as all sites are narrow backins. Pick your row based on whether you want morning or afternoon sun (assuming there IS sun).
Comments: This was our second stay here. As before (June of 2006), all 24 sites were full every night. The price is right for full hookups, and the location convenient. If the RV parking is this full next time we come, though, we might drive on out to the Redwood Acres Fairgrounds simply to have a bit more space (check with them first to see if they have an event going on). They have FHU for $25/night.
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