Casa de Fruta Orchard Resort in the United States

The overall facility could use some TLC/updating, but overall it's fine for a day or two. The site we were in was away from the main crowd, so less other people to deal with. These sites are wider than in the main pull-through spots so you can setup without being right on top of your neighbor, down side is the hookups are on the wrong side, which isn't bad except for the sewer. Depending on your length of stay you can dump on exit or use your neighbors dump port. If you get a pull-through site in the main area, the hookups are fine. The complimentary wifi is a somewhat weak signal, but that's why you carry a booster, right? Well, the connection provided no internet, so with great cell service you have to hotspot it.

3 years ago

This is a good, fun, place to stop after the long stretch of boring I-5. We were put in the empty part of the park all by ourselves. Nice, private, and spacious. This is right off Hwy 152, convenient and easy access. There are restaurant, fruit stand, wine and deli, ice-cream shops, gas station, etc. on site. A little on the pricey side but not bad for the experience.

4 years ago

We hold our annual Boot Camp event here (www.vctbootcamp.com) the first weekend in March and we have also had our Trailerfest Rally here (www.trailerfestrally.com). The staff is great to work with and we love the park and its surroundings. Boot Camp is a weekend of seminars and the buildings and meeting rooms work great for our format.

4 years ago

Went up from San Diego area with four other RV'ers. Check-in was great and very friendly. Park has some trees/shade and kinda run down and sites are super tight. Rigs with awnings could almost touch other rigs with slides, and in some case, do. Would stay again, as there are not may options up there, but not high on my list of pay-parks.

4 years ago