We didn't camp here, just stopped to pick cherries. They were super friendly and the cherries were delicious! It was our first time to pick cherries but we thought it was a good experience. It is super close to highway 97 too, so it's just a nice little stop to stretch your legs and easy to get back on route.
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We had a great visit at the RV Park, and the owner could not be friendlier or more welcoming. Despite forest fires in the area, the air at the place was fresh and clean. Would highly recommend to any RV-ers out there!
We stayed at this park for a total of 4 nights. Although our welcome was less than friendly the first couple of days was just ok. But then, apparently the campers and their health become a secondary concern. They were spraying the cherry trees with poison which are right next to our van and various goods and chattels (like children's bikes and dog beds) right dinner time. They did give us warning but had not finished by the time they said they would. It was noisey, you could taste the poison in the air even though I was locked in our Rv. Others who had medical conditions had asked for the spraying to be done after we all left the next day but were ignored. Whilst the owners and workers were wearing protective clothing and breathing filters there was none of that for us supposed guests. I guess we all felt like our being there was actually an imposition. Get out of the hospitality industry if you don't like people.
The owner is very nice, he's very welcoming, and the campsites are nice in between cherry trees, the problem is he sprays pesticides or herbicides or fungicides on a regular basis, plus there is a fiberglass shell manufacturing facility across the road, toxic fumes wafting in the air
