Red Bluff RV Park — Hotel in Red Bluff

Family obligations meant we needed someplace to stay for a week. This could be a great place but...||||the office is hardly open (9-12/3-5 if you are lucky (it took a week for us to actually get someone on the phone!); many trees need serious trimming by an arborist - take care when pulling in or exiting; there are way too many water leaks and sewerage issues; slides? you need extreme caution before opening. (Current park managers are not reliable in putting a large rig into a large spot - they are NOT RV people...) You may have to move a time or two to fit; Wifi is sketchy or nonexistant; pool - take your chances (too many chemicals we discovered); spaces are no longer level but many are OK...(last year the then manager took his time to level each and every space and the roads! All that work is history!); if you get a space with street light, blackout curtains are needed as lights are level with RV windows. ||||Sadly, managers continue to park their personal vehicle at the entrance making it impossible for two rigs to pass. WHY they need to drive to the 'office' is silly as the park is not that big and they could actually walk the few feet...||||Seriously, the owners (a corporation is what we have been told) need to replace current park managers for this park to survive! Get people who...

Stayed at the park for 7 days. They have a good rate and included electric and propane refills. We parked in a gravel lot (67) the rocks were bigger and piled up, luckily no issues leveling out. Full hookups, wifi, picnic table all worked good. Laundry room was nice, had quite a bit of dog hair in the washer we used so had to clean it out prior to using. Pool was broken but the dog run was nice since we have 3. Nice, up-kept, clean park with friendly neighbors and staff/owner. Didn’t have to worry about looting at this park or the homeless. Cute small town and about 3hours from any big adventure (ocean, redwoods, SF, etc.) My complaints: the spots were a little tight when pulling in due to people parking on the road/ not properly in their lot we are a big rig (45ft) understandably it’s going to be tight so smaller campers would be fine. The noise (which isn’t the parks fault) Sirens are constant 3-4x a night, i’m unsure if we’re near a firehouse. Dogs barking on the property behind the park constantly. And either fireworks or loud bang keep popping off through the nights. The park doesn’t feel sketchy but the surrounding sounds are suspicious. I’d stay at this park again it was one out of many in upper CA that are clean, affordable, and returned our...

What happened to this beautiful park?? Lost my business. I stayed here many times in the past with the new owners they seem like they don't care at all about the park or their customers. We are full time RVers and travel this direction often visiting our kids. Won't be stopping here anymore. The staff super unfriendly and look a little scary, Never a welcome or a thank you or even just talk to you. On the weekend they their friends come and use the pool I know all those kids and adults were not staying here. The paying customers couldn't use the pool overcrowded. The office is not open at all on the weekends even when the fires in Redding Ca were at their worst, many people were looking for a place to stay, They allow people here with very aggressive dogs so walking around the park is not a good feeling. The whole place is dirty and not taken care of at all. We have friends in Canada that used to stop here on their way south and back they say no more. Really who ever heard of a RV park not open on the...