Bakersfield RV Resort

We have stayed here several times over the years. We use it as overnight stop. Free cookies on check in, pool, escorted to your site and on site restaurant. All with great service and friendly employees. Can’t remember exact rates but the amount we paid ranged from $45 to $55 per night. Now KOA has taken over and rates are $70 to $80 per night. Will find another place to stay

Stayed here for several weeks. Great front desk but there are some maintenance guys that are rude and aggressive. When we left, we were “flagged” (cannot book in the future) because we overfilled our drinking water by mistake. Management refuses to return calls. Ready reviews on Yelp” for other experiences.

We love this RV park, and how convenient it is traveling north or south through central California. This park is good enough that we often plan leaving or departure times so that we can stay here wherever we may have been or where we may be headed. Pool & hot-tub are a welcome relief after hours of driving in our 26’ GMC (1976) motorhome. Totally lovely that they will serve their great Chicken Piccatta dinner directly to the coach (or anything else you might choose from their on-site restaurant), but it’s also nice to just take the short walk in, and enjoy the company within their quality restaurant. I’m not sure what the timing is, but they have occasionally had some local musical entertainment at the restaurant a few times when we have stayed. Front desk people have been wonderful, (including the fresh cookies they offer incoming guests) as have been those who work the residential areas. Yes, it is Bakersfield, which is an agricultural and transportation hub. That’s why it is so convenient, wherever you may be headed. Occasionally you may hear freight-trains in the distance late at night. That is the nature of “99”, one of my favorite highways. We are “low maintenance” guests, and we love this place. I assume that it helps them if you call ahead for reservations, as we do, and we generally request a site near the pool. We have never been disappointed.

Pros: level lots, mostly pull-through, restaurant on site that delivers to your rig (we didn’t eat there), laundry room with 6 out of 10 washers working, convenient to route 99. Cons: parking lot feel, pool is aged and needs resurfacing, road noise and train noise, rude camp host. We’d never return here, mostly because of the nasty host and the noise, but I can see how it’s a good stopover for folks heading to or from points north and south. We travel in a 34’TT and are full-timers.

Great stop when going between northern and southern Ca. Mostly pull through. Bar and restaurant on site and they will deliver it to your RV

Not much to add to other reviews. The park sets the standard for high level city parks. The restaurant is legit—had dinner and breakfast- both excellent. Bar is lively and friendly. Locals do come here for the quality. Park is well laid out with plenty of room to maneuver. Had to unhook toad on a 45’ MH to fit.

Clean park with plenty of pull thrus. The Restaraunt is large with inside and patio seating. The food is excellent. Staff are professionals and also genuinely nice people. I loved this park. It’s 1/2 block from Camping World.

This place gets 5 stars because of all the amenities. There's a restaurant and a bar and a pool and a gym and good showers. You're city camping if you're here, but still lots of trees and really nice people.

First RV Park we have visited with a bar and restaurant. We met friends from years ago and had a great visit and a wonderful meal. The staff are super! We stayed 2 nights

I loved this place. We were just passing thru & were able to leave toad hooked up and drive right in our space. Easy on off freeway. Friendly staff. The restaurant food was delicious, but get there early as the locals know about this gem. We had a 40 min. wait. Only downfall was the fine gravel that got tracked in from our shoes. Would definitely stay here again.