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From Sacramento: From Jct of Hwy 50 & Hwy 16 (Jackson Rd) :Go 30 miles SE on Hwy 16 (Jackson Rd) (to intersection Hwy 16 & Hwy 49)-(which turns into Hwy 49) continue E 1.8 mi on Hwy 49 (L).
Really Friendly, took me right in, helped me find the best site for my needs! Clean and Organized can't say enough about "Teresa in the Office", well informed she really stuck with me during our conversation! Glad I found you...
My wife and I were introduced to 49er village by my parents about 20 years ago. We decided to visit the area and wineries and reserved an rv site. The site was too small to accommodate us, but the staff was so nice and helpful they moved us to a larger site. While the park is showing its age, it appears they are making improvements. It is still a very nice park. It is very quiet and peaceful even though there are a lot of long term renters and children. They had a live band play on the weekend that was delightful. The staff is amazing! I wish the pool hours were longer and that there was a fenced off leash play area for our dogs to run.
The worst RV camping experience in decades. Obnoxious loud parties over 3 nights that went on long past midnight every night. No one to call after 6pm and during the day we were told there was nothing they could do about. Management, Sandy Mcfarlane, was called numerous times but nothing happened. Horrible customer service. Nine rigs in our group and we will NEVER return.
There is a man that walks the parks he will walk late at night and stare at people site and god knows what else. The park will not do anything about him as we went into office multiple days in fact some of their staff still leave him cigarettes in the ash trays we were told just in spite of some of the reports left about him Walks in black pants and a black hood. Talks to himself and laughs because no one will do anything about him. Multiple reports of him at other businesses as well and they have him removed. Very very scary I’ve personally witnessed him near the park on a bench just sitting there watching everyone play
