We stayed here for 6 nights. Our pull through site was spacious for us and easy to get into. There are so many plants in the park, and we saw lots of animals (birds, frogs, lizards, etc.) and it's clear that the staff puts a lot of work into tending the grounds and cleaning.

The showers and bathrooms were immaculate. I've stayed in a lot of RV parks and resorts, and I think these are the best showers and bathrooms I've ever seen. Yes, you need a key card to get into them, which would be inconvenient for a late check-in, but Redding has a large homeless population and high property crime/theft rate relative to its size, so I understand why they lock everything down.

Related to security matters, they also have a security guard who sometimes patrols the park at night (and has a flashing light on the car). I believe in the 6 nights we were there, the car came by our site in a way that I noticed on 2 of those nights. The first time I saw the lights, I was confused, but after I realized what it was, it wasn't a bother and actually a bit reassuring to know someone was keeping an eye on things.

We were also really pleased to discover that they can do propane fills of attached tanks (like in our class C motorhome) unlike a lot of parks we've stayed in which will only fill the standalone ones. The woman in the office who filled ours was smart, friendly, and helpful.

We stayed for a week. Had a nice level pull-through site with FHU and a great spot to park our toad while we explored Spokane. Beautiful flowers in the park.

Owners are very friendly and kind and definitely take good care of the park and enforce the rules.

As other reviews have mentioned, they do in fact grow produce for their guests in a lovely garden on site. They actually encouraged me to harvest something when I checked in, so during my stay I had a delicious salad with some greens they'd grown.

There are lots of full timers in this park, but it was very quiet.

Will definitely stay the next time we're in the area. Really nice little park.