Best park in Sonoma or Napa Valley
We will be in wine country this June and are looking for a top rated park. We will be having guest fly in for the week and want a park that is top notch. I've checked all my usual resources and have f...
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Petaluma KOA is a wonderful lovely park, a real gem of a KOA. Paved roads, large shade trees, activities for the family, good base camp location for San Francisco.
That makes it a bit of a drive to Napa. We recently stayed at the Vineyard RV Park in Vacaville. I would and will stay there again when we visit friends in the are. It is gravel and dirt, shaded, quiet, very friendly, but rather rustic (nice word for older but pleasant). There is a newer section that was just being opened when we were there with fully paved roads, rocky gravel pads, lovely with less shade. The staff was pleasant, and I really have nothing negative to add. Just not a Resort. Very near UC Davis, and much closer to Napa, making it a good basecamp. Good Restraunts an Shopping about a mile away at NutTree.
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That makes it a bit of a drive to Napa. We recently stayed at the Vineyard RV Park in Vacaville. I would and will stay there again when we visit friends in the are. It is gravel and dirt, shaded, quiet, very friendly, but rather rustic (nice word for older but pleasant). There is a newer section that was just being opened when we were there with fully paved roads, rocky gravel pads, lovely with less shade. The staff was pleasant, and I really have nothing negative to add. Just not a Resort. Very near UC Davis, and much closer to Napa, making it a good basecamp. Good Restraunts an Shopping about a mile away at NutTree.
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