Orange Grove RV Park

Jann Nance

We were very pleasantly surprised when we pulled in. The place is HUGE, with over a hundreds spacious sites, all lines with fruit trees. There is even a small "western" town at the entrance, and a lovely dog park. We would definitely stop here again.

Chuck Barr

Check in was quick! I was in there for one minute. I was given the map of how to get to my space which was already drawn out. Shown the code to the restroom, and off I went. The spaces have plenty of room with the orange trees in between each space. The bathroom & shower areas were clean and spacious. This RV Park is only 1/4 mile off the Hwy 58, so easy off & back on the freeway to get back on the road to the next destination.

Oana Gusatu

Overall great stay. Pros: The grounds and buildings (laundry , restrooms) are clean and well maintained. There are dedicated dog runs (although the one closest to our site was water logged at the time of our visit). They have a nice pool but it needs better cleaning (lots of things floating at the time of our visit). The place is well sign posted and easy to make your way around. They even have a cute little library. Cons: Disappointed that they allowed fireworks on July 4th since most campers left the city specifically to find a quiet place for our dogs to enjoy a quiet July 4th. Some people were launching fireworks so close to our RV that I thought the canopy will catch fire if anything was to touch it.

Steph Brewer

Great night's stay at the park. Traveling through and just needed one night. Nice easy to pull into pull-through site that was very level. Sand gravel sites. Surrounded by Orange trees and orange groves. People in office were very friendly and we got propane in the morning. Very nice guy filled us up and chatted a bit. There's a train track that runs not far away so we did hear the train in the morning but did not bother us. It's right off the highway but that didn't bother us either.

Doug H

Did just an overnight in a 45' rig and tow vehicle. (Half way on our trip) The site was very long so no vehicle disconnect needed and they are separated by orange trees. Unfortunately we were there in June which is the off season for the trees. Accessibility to hwy 58 is right there. Noise from the fwy and surrounding roads was minimal as was any train noise. The sites are dirt/gravel, level and space allows easy in/out for larger rigs/trailers and the roads were concrete and asphalt. The office and store was very clean and the clubhouse had a bar and fireplace along with a nice seating area, tables and an upstairs pool table. All were very nice and welcoming. LeAnn was very nice at check-in and later walked us through the clubhouse and encouraged us to use the spaces. The park is separated with longer term sites on one half and short term on the other. Different seasons may dictate otherwise but they do a nice job with assignments. On a negative note, the park could use some more landscaping at the sites to allow outside RV time. Sitting in the dirt is not for me. Maybe upgrade some and call them premium.