High Sierra RV Park & Mobile Park

M H

Fraudulent business practices. I made a campsite reservation, later changed the dates, and ultimately had to cancel. The cancellation was made both by phone and email more than 7 days before the scheduled arrival date. I understand and accepted the $5 reservation change fee and the $10 cancellation fee outlined in their policy. However, instead of refunding the remaining balance, they kept the entire amount and issued no refund whatsoever. As a result, I have initiated a credit card dispute. I would strongly recommend reviewing their cancellation policies and billing practices carefully before booking.

Chris C

BEWARE! Awful RV park! Three motorhomes traveling together that have had reservations for five months were put in very small short sites along the muddy sandy “creek“ that you could not even see because of the overgrowth of brush. Unfortunately we checked in and paid in full before we went to see our sites. The 25 foot and the 32 foot RVs could not fit. My 22 foot RV could fit but the sewer hook up was in the front of the RV site which did not allow me to use my 10 foot hose. It was so bad, all of us decided to forfeit The $486 each that we had paid and luckily got sites at another “true” RV park about 20 miles away. This park should not be on the list for Good Sam club!

Cindy Hastings McCubbin

Cabins are super cute with a full size bed, bunk beds, frig, microwave, sink, coffee maker, and the typical basics supplied in a hotel room (towels, coffee, tea, mugs, shampoo, soap...) with nearby restrooms and shower exclusive to the cabins. Each cabin has a swing and a picnic table. Everything needed for a bit more upscale camping close enough to venture to Yosemite for day trips. Staff is friendly and very accommodating. Oakhurst is a cute town with a variety of restaurants and shops to experience, as well. What more could you want? There is also an on-site clubhouse with a living area and full kitchen.

Family Martinez

First time camping here came on the 11th stayed til the 13th of October. Kinda cold but kept the fire going. Gwen was awesome. Nice, quiet, and clean. Restrooms were clean and showers were clean as well. Close to the fresno river and an hour away from Yosemite falls(El Capitan) visited that on the 12th what a sight! Definitely recommend this place. Can't wait to come back. If your seeking peace and quiet this is the place.

Jon Kohr

I am truly appalled by the events of today. I’ve been living here in my own rv for the last 6 months. Some visitors, for the first time in 6 months, complained that I was “shouting at my dogs” What really happened is that my very sweet 11lb 3yr old well-trained pup was in my yard right next to the road. Sometimes, he wanders across to pee on a pole, and I go scoop him up and bring him back and there was an rv that was coming the hill/road. On this potty walk in the yard, I was just on the other side of a tree with my two other pups on leashes (because they are 4 months and not trained like my 3yr old), and in a moment of panic since I couldn’t see my pup, thinking he might wander across the road, I jumped onto the road shouting for the folks in the rv to stop. They did. I was told by someone who works here that isn’t the manager that it was a temporary stay that complained. Now, all this is well and fine for someone to complain, but when I tried to talk to Michelle, the manager, about it, she acted like I was an inconvenience, and bullied me out of the office. Before going into the office: Having JUST heard that my mother only has 4 months left to live due to her stage 4, I was feeling pretty upset already before going to the office to see why they had called me twice. Michelle informed me that I was reported to be speeding (which was true, I had recently left in a hurry), and that I was reported for shouting at my dogs. I was taken aback by the second complaint. I immediately began going into questions and explanations, feeling irritated that people are reporting me for the way I interact with my dogs, which was insulting, and then when I told Michelle that about the story of my pup off leash in my yard, she cut me off saying “I let you talk, now let me talk”… I wasn’t aware that my explanation was limited to a few words, so I was kinda shocked and upset that this customer service rep/property manager just shut me down mid explanation. At one point, I said “aren’t you supposed to be in customer service?” And she said “No, I’m a manager, not customer service”……. What?!?!? At this point the exchange had turned weird and hostile as Michelle said “you’re on camera”… Um… okay? Then as I continued to ask why she would point that out, she told me to leave the office or she’d call the sheriff… At this point, my head is spinning. I’m stunned. Why is the property manager being so intensely aggressive. I can only guess she had a lot of work to do and didn’t want to have the conversation, because she pointed out that she had REVIEW comment responses to give, and she didn’t have time for me. Keeping in mind that, before going into the office, I had just received further awful news about my moms terminal condition, and when I tried to explain that, Michelle callously blew over that and continued to bully me out of the office with threats to call the police. I am seriously at a loss here. How is that okay? How is a property manager actually managing a property thinking they AREN’T CUSTOMER SERVICE?!?! This place will fall apart under Michelle’s leadership. I’m leaving here next month, and I recommend anyone hoping for good management on the long term front, avoid this place like the plague! Aside from this awkwardly inappropriate event, the water and electricity have gone out countless times in the last 6 months. That’s not an exaggeration! Best of luck to you travelers, and Michelle, when you read this, understand, please….. You ARE in customer service! If you don’t get that, get a different job