Coyote Valley RV Resort

Hailey

The facility itself is nice including the office and the amenities. BUT! The ants are HORRIBLE and the landscaping is HORRIBLE. When we first “applied” to stay at this campground, we selected one of the larger spots. We arrive and we are put into a small spot, after asking numerous times to be moved it’s a different story every single time for weeks. We were asked 4 seperate times if we would like to be on “the waiting list” for the spot we were supposed to have and we got on every time, so that goes to show we were lied to EACH TIME! BUT when you do book this place, they do not tell you which spot you are getting until you arrive. So they are fully capable of moving your current spot. They choose not to and they pick favorites. Watching people around the park move to different spots and yet it’s another story for us. Numerous people told us to stay away from this place for this exact reason and we tried to give it the benefit of the doubt. If you’re searching for a campground that prides in customer communication and professionalism, I do not recommend this place at all. Definitely will not be back.

Kathi Lipp

We've stayed at Coyote Valley RV Park before and had a great experience, which makes this review especially disappointing. This stay, our site (in the 140s) was overrun with ants. The infestation was so severe that we had to buy our own ant spray, lost well over $100 in food, and are now bringing ants home in our RV. What was most frustrating wasn't just the ants—it was how the situation was handled. We were told that the 140 sites are "really a problem." Later, however, when speaking to the owner she claimed they weren't aware of an ant problem. Those two statements don't line up. We talked with a few of the long-term residents around us and they all have ant problems. The management seems to want to keep it quiet by intimidating long-term residents and staff. When we asked for some reasonable accommodation, even just a refund for a couple of nights, there was no willingness to work with us. Instead, we were told the ants were probably already in our RV and were advised to Google how to get rid of them. By doing our own investigation with the people who were parked around us, obviously, this was a known problem and the owner was flat-out lying. We weren't looking for a free vacation. We were looking for a business to stand behind its guests when something clearly went wrong. Even refunding one night would have shown good faith. It's unfortunate because we've enjoyed staying here in the past. But after this experience, and the complete lack of customer service afterward, we can't recommend staying here until the ant and customer service issues are addressed.

Jaenne Ramos

Sites 83-86 are backed up to the water treatment facility. Constant noise and sewage smell. Older portion of the park is unkept. Weeds and shrub over grown on the older side. New pool and bathroom facilities are clean. Dog parks are all gravel, so it is rough on the dogs paws. Staff are polite. Lots of live in tenants, but all are very vice. Pools have bins with pool toys, floats, and other things for kids. They come around and pick up your trash or fill your propane tanks if you set them by the road. That is nice. Update: Upon reading my review, staff contacted us, offering to move us, saying they have never had anyone complain about the noise and smell of the water treatment, and is doesn’t smell because it is the end of the treatment process. Though one of the workers admitted later, that they knew about the noise. They have 2 really nice barbecue areas. You can’t use them unless you fill out an application, get the owners permission, and/or pay. Not really sure if it’s one of those, or all of those, but we got kicked out of the barbecue areas. 15min from the VTA rail. Very convenient. Kids were able to run around all weekend and no one bothered them.

Ramblin Dude

Coyote Valley RV Resort is a well laid out, well kept place with a great staff. The grounds are nice. The facilities including the pool(s), laundry(s), and dog park(s) are super nice. Easy access to the Coyote Creek walking/biking paved path that goes for miles. Be sure to come into the park from the south, don't follow the GPS if it tells you to come in from the north and make a U-turn, instead go down the 101 to Morgan Hill and come back north. The park is safe. One thing about the park is over 85% of the residents are long term. We stayed there multiple times for a couple of weeks at a time. The many long term residents does make the park a great place for kids and pets and contributes to how well run and kept the park is. Everybody there is really nice.

Scott Vestal

We were stuck with a broken truck. These kind folks found their least expensive spot available to let us rent until our truck was finished. They even gave us rides to the clubhouse at the golf course, so we could have a night out. Great place, nice amenities. The staff are the shining stars here, treating everyone as if they were VIPs. Huge shout out to Paul. Thank you to everyone who helped make our stay a little better.