Casa de Fruta RV Park

David Moody

I stayed in the RV park for three years. I would highly recommend this park. Family activities to do throughout the Casa property. New cabins look amazing along the creek and they have started to renovate the park. Friendly staff always willing to go above and beyond.

Dan Kirk

What a great place for a family or couple to stay and enjoy everything Casa de Fruta has to offer. I stayed in their creekside cabin which was perfection. Comfy accommodations, the kitchen has everything you need to make a meal, and the outdoor area is great for a fire and a delicious bottle of their wine.

Nick Galtman

I don't know if this is the right place to leave this review but it needs to be said somewhere. My girlfriend and I came here to go to the Ren Faire that was being held at this location. We paid for tickets and then they said you should purchase parking online as well. We figure that was to help funnel the parking in some way but it wasn't. We rolled off the highway and got in a line that took 30 minutes just so we could show our parking pass and park a ways away from the entrance. That could almost be forgiven except for when we left there was zero form of traffic control that lead to a traffic jam that could rival Atlanta and LA highways. from the moment we started the car and started driving it took us 2 hours to leave the parking lot. All this shows is that Casa de Fruta is willing to take our money but do no work to care for the customers. I would highly suggest never coming to any event here.

Yo Dah

Tent Campers Beware: Prepare for the Wildest 'Survival' Experience of Your Life! Oh, you’re a tent camper? How quaint! Well, buckle up, because this place is less about camping and more about dodging RVs the size of small countries. I’ve been coming here for over a decade, and let me tell you, it's like watching a train wreck... in slow motion... every year. For what they charge, you'd think they'd have their act together, but nope! Reserving a spot? HA! That's rich. You might charm your way into a little patch of land, but don't get too comfy – someone else probably sweet-talked them better, and next thing you know, you’re wedged between two RVs that double as party buses. Speaking of parties, bring earplugs—no night security means the 20-person, "let’s get emotional at 2 a.m." group next door is YOUR problem. Bonus points if they start sobbing about their exes while blasting karaoke. Management’s solution? Nada. They’ve got rules, alright, but they seem tailor-made for their convenience, not yours. And if you think the Inn is an escape, think again! Want a room during the renaissance faire? Hope you're okay with waiting in line... behind the ghosts of people who reserved 20 years ago. They basically have to die before you can even think about getting their spot. So, if you enjoy zero sleep, maximum frustration, and management that shrugs at your complaints, this is your dream getaway. For everyone else? RUN. 🏕️

Sandy R

Interesting stopping place on your way to another destination. A bit dated but everything works and although the sites are 100% paved, they are roomy. We were there mid-week so not crowded at all. Weekends might be different. Every employee we encountered was extremely nice. Restaurant on site was excellent. Bought a lot of stuff at the market/fruit stand. The location is and hour from The Pinnacles National Park. The place has a lot of potential and the new camping cabins look great.