This area reminds me of Ireland, with it's meadowy cliffs and rocks peeking out in the distance. I stayed in spot 46 and 50. My visit was early May, little to no bugs around, temperatures in the high 50's - low 60's during the day (sweater weather) and dip to high 30's low 40's at night. Some foggy mornings, a bit of mist, lots of clouds but the sun made an appearance when it counted. To fully appreciate the FHU back-in spaces spots 46-53, a window facing the back is a plus so you can enjoy the spectacular view of the Pacific (framed perfectly by Pomo Bluffs Park) from inside your camper. I enjoyed each night fall from my rear window. The back in spots across from these would have a front facing view. This is a place where you can unwind. A short walk from your RV to one of 3 park benches overlooking the harbor and beach across the way where you can sit, recharge, breathe in the ocean air, listen to a seal in the harbor and smile. There are a lot of beautiful areas to visit and explore nearby and it's close to everything you may need. Wi-fi is pretty good as well. I was able to work. Especially when I realized there were a couple different spots you can connect to. The bathrooms are clean, showers hot. Friendly people. I thoroughly enjoyed my week stay.

Was going to stay longer but had a plumbing issue pop up my first night and had to go get that repaired. It seemed the wifi works fine though I didn't get to use it much. Full hook-ups. Would recommend a longer hose for your sewer as they are in the back but was able to get mine to stretch though I had to back up close to the tree in spot 18. They don't have bathrooms but do have a real nice laundry building with two really nice big showers. If you're in the Pampa area this is a good spot. Only cash, check or pay through an app. There are stray cats running around so you'll see them here and there. My cat was fascinated watching them intently from inside.

I stayed a couple nights in full hook-up back-in spot # 70. It's in the back across from the golf course. Small spot just for vans. There is a bench and grill at the site. Wi-fi worked great. They have a playground, a fenced doggie area, a covered area to gather. There's also a laundry mat in front, as well as an RV wash, and a gas station/convenience store which if you let them know you're staying in the park you get a discount on gas. Bathrooms and Showers were clean and had hot water. And great sunsets. I would definitely stay here again.

When I arrived, I asked if there was a less expensive spot with water/electric only that would still get wi-fi. They said the entire park gets wi-fi so that's nice. The younger gal told me what was available and had me look around to see which spot I'd rather have. When I looked the other spots didn't have electric meters. Thought that was unusual as you usually see water/electric only and then have a dump station. Went back to the office she said they were water/sewer only. Apparently, she didn't hear me say I needed electric and water. So, obviously not what I was looking for so I ended up staying at the original spot which was fhu pull through spot 14 for a night. The wi-fi worked very well. Unfortunately, they were out of propane so I couldn't use the showers that night. In the morning, I called the office and the other lady said they were on site filling the tank and since no one was going in my spot right away they extended check out. That was nice. I waited an hour and a half or so before trying the showers. The water was still ice cold. Went into the office to let them know and the younger gal said they just filled them so it would take time for them to warm up. I told her I had waited so was just making sure pilot lights were lit and such. She was a bit short with me but did check and said all was up and running just needed more time. So just before noon, I tried showers again with success. It's a nice area. However, I didn't like the vibe in the office so I wouldn't stay there again. I had even told the girl it was my birthday and she didn't even say a word. Just thought that was strange.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in fhu back-in spot 14. Had a nice grassy area in back with picnic table. I was able to work on the wi-fi. So that was nice. Locked laundry area. Showers with hot water and separate bathrooms. Friendly staff. It's conveniently located across from a grocery store / hardware store/ Outfitters and a pizza pasta place. However, next door is Where's the Frybread. That's where you want to go. The burger was fantastic. And the spot backed up by a horse pasture so you could see the horses grazing through the landscape. I would definitely stay here again. Great town.

This is a great RV Park. Wi-fi was excellent so I was able to work without an issue. Nice quiet area. Nice camp host. Great laundry facility and bathrooms with showers. They even have golf cart service to take you into town. Though it's only a 15 minute walk if you're up to it. There is a limit on the amount of days you can stay but I recommend the max if you can. I was in regular fhu back-in spot 32 at first for 3 days which I really liked because it was private in the back with the trees and shrubs. I extended my stay a week and had to move over to 30 which backed up to a hill and had a view in back of a missing / broken fence along with a barbed wire fence and partial view of a City storage facility. It seemed like most of my time there spot 32 as well as other spots were empty. So, I was curious why they couldn't have moved anyone else around so I could have stayed put. My thought was that the next people specifically requested spot 32 but found out that wasn't true and they were only there for a night. And again other spots were empty including on the weekend. Either way, not a huge deal but somewhat irritating. Despite that, I would definitely stay here again and because I know it's a great park, I'd just book the max. Also note, they didn't provide information on what spot I was in so when I came in I stopped at the kiosk in front but there was no paperwork posted. The signs pointing to the office are a bit confusing so ended up going the wrong way around but did find my name clipped to the electric meter which is how they show what spots are reserved. There should be better signage at the entrance advising you the spot the camp host is in so there wouldn't be any confusion on where to go or who to see. Throughout my stay, I noticed a few guests a bit lost and wandering about trying to find their spot.