We really enjoyed our 13 nights at Valley Vista. The sites were level, mostly pull-throughs with full hook-ups. Everything worked perfectly. The staff was friendly, helpful, and eager to please. It was obvious they take great pride in providing a very nice park. We greatly enjoyed that the pool and hot tub were open even in October. We used them both and they were clean, empty of people, and perfect temperature. This park is included in our Trails Collection membership with Thousand Trails, thus we paid $0. This was our first time to stay in an over 55 park. We are sold. We will definitely be back if ever in the area again.

When I called to make reservations 3 months ago, I thought I'd gotten the wrong number. The outgoing message for the RV park is less than professional. It's the same message when I had to call to see how to check-in. There's no building, no receptionist, no signs telling you what to do when you get there. Finally, a resident came out to tell us the owner would be there at some point. "Brad" came screeching around the corner within a minute in his truck. This place is nothing fancy. There's a lot of run down trailers, cars, toys, buildings, swingsets, etc. The place is a junkyard with an RV park facade. There are no shower houses, no laundry facilities, no dog park, and no owner onsite. Feral cats and loose dogs everywhere. We could not "pull-through" for an easy out because the branches were so overgrown it would've scratched our fifth wheel terribly. We had to back out and do a 3 point turn to get out of the park. Now, for the good: the full hook-ups worked great. We managed to get level and had a decent night's sleep, even though there's a ton of highway noise and a very loud train. I doubt we'll ever be back.

Our first time staying at this Thousand Trails park. We stayed in "A" Loop as there were more trees and more secluded than the others. Being winter, there were very few people in the park. We were one of only three RVs in A loop the whole two weeks we were there. The spaces are gravel, pretty level with room between campers. They have just enough room for our 42' fifth wheel and dually pickup. Every site has a picnic table. It seems everyone picks up after their animals because we never saw any problem with that. There are no fire rings, but propane fire-pits are allowed. The office was very nice and has a theater room off to one side, for family movie nights. The employees were very friendly and knowledgeable. There's another activity building further back in the park. It has clean bathrooms, games and puzzles, tons of books, an old worn out piano, and more. The laundry room was nice, 4 washing machines and 4 dryers, all $2 each. The pool and hot tub looked awesome. We were too cold and didn't want to get in swimsuits for the hot tub, but others were in there and seemed very comfortable. There are several social things planned by the office each week, even though we had other things going on and couldn't attend. Cell and streaming service worked great with our ATT hotspot. The ONLY reason I'm not giving this place 5 stars is because the roads are badly in need of repair. We were told that the public areas like bathrooms, office, laundry, etc will be getting updates soon. Once that is done, then the road is going to be redone. They're full of potholes and just all around miserable. We will be back to this park even if the roads aren't finished yet. We loved it out there! We greatly enjoyed getting to know Wendy Fox who helped us figure out the best Thousand Trails package for 2023 and beyond. We wanted to upgrade from the basic package we'd had last year. A pleasant experience without a hard-sell attitude from her.