Coachland / Village Camp Truckee

Seonah Oh

We stayed for two nights in a compact but well-equipped cabin. Everything we needed was there, especially in the kitchen — it was neatly organized and fully stocked for up to four people, which made it very convenient for the two of us. We stayed in a pet-friendly unit with our dog, and although there was a bit of pet hair on the carpet and sofa from previous guests, we were still very grateful to have a place that welcomed dogs since most other units don’t allow them. We’re so happy to have made another beautiful memory with our dog here!

Ashley Dutter

We stayed in the tiny home style cabins for two nights. First I’ll say that these are beautiful and modern inside but I would NOT recommend staying here with toddlers. We unfortunately had a full day of rain during our stay and with not much to do indoors in the Truckee area we had to stay at the cabin most of the day. The cabin is VERY small so spending time there with more than two people it’s very close quarters. If it were two feet wider and the loft ceilings were a foot taller it would have made it a lot easier to navigate with small kids. It was also very hard to accommodate a pack and play in both the loft and the main bedroom. I wouldn’t recommend staying here with kids under the age of 6 or 7. The loft stairs are also incredibly steep so if you have a little one on the move you need to barricade the stairs haha. I only say these things to warn families with littles that it’s not great for small kids! Overall it was a very nice stay and we enjoyed the fire pit both nights. The cabins come with a full kitchen with fridge/freezer, dishwasher and even a washer and dryer. The two negative notes I would mention are the heating system takes a LONG time to get going and when you arrive (if it’s a cold day) the cabin will be very cold for at least the first hour of your stay. Lastly, the shower water doesn’t get very hot which was weird because the sink water gets incredibly hot! Not sure if they have it capped at a lower temp but I would consider it warm not hot so if you’re a hot shower person this might disappoint! We would stay again—without kids haha

tamme whitaker

We stayed in the RV campground in mid September - overall a great experience. Cons: Limited number of toilets and showers, but we never had to wait. Perhaps due to less crowds in mid Sept. Summer could be challenging Pros: Love the filtered water available at bathrooms Complimentary Saturday Breakfast was over the top - Lox and bagel too boot! Lovely dog park once you find it! Campgrounds kept very clean Staff and team visible and available Appreciated the communication via text/email which we don’t see at many RV parks.

Sean Samayoa

Overall we had a great experience. Check in was super easy. Tony cabin had a nice size shower with soap, shampoo and conditioner provided. Had a full kitchen that had a lot more than most air b n b homes provided to use. Had a washer and drier and they provided pods for it. We tried using the drier once and it wasn’t getting hot. They are closer than I thought to other tiny cabins but since we stayed Tue-Thur not many were rented and was pretty quiet. The fire pit outside was really nice. It’s in a great location right off the freeway and really only 10 min away from most of the best breweries and restaurants around. Front desk was very helpful as well. It is on the pricier side but in my opinion way more worth it than staying at a nice hotel. This would be perfect for anyone who has small kids. We didn’t use the upstairs at all but would be perfect for little ones. Would recommend this place to other families and friends.

C Walker

Stumbled across this RV spot by chance because all campgrounds full in area..and so happy we did. Robert and Kitty were fantastic! Spot has lots of shaded spaces and a beautiful modern rustic club area. Bonus was an amazing free breakfast spread on Saturday..so good. The owners really go out of there way to create a wonderful stay!