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Centerville , CALIFORNIA

A place for the wealthy. Your RV must be less than 20 years old. Double check before you make the journey. This a place where safety and security is A+, I feel it safe here and a very beautiful well kept place. You have basketball court, spacious rv lots and a nice swimming pool if open. This the place you wanna visit if you have money. Your money buys you plenty of happiness here. You're most likely will not be bothered by neighbors. You will be in a gated community like setting..

Some people been there for years, old beat down place the pond is disgusting and the environment is not somewhere I feel safe or would let my kids play unsupervised. Drug addicts and Drunks are your neighbors and I prefer a safer location. Nobody wearing a mask and a few groups of people.

If you wanna go to a place where your neighbor less than five feet away and crammed like sardines and many cars per single rv. This the place for you. They also have apartment style buildings you can rent. Not a safe feeling place. I think if you leave stuff out you will surely be robbed. One star due to overcrowding and only one entry gate open and the other is locked tight.

Just a place to park next to curb and hook up electricity. $20 dumping fee. Rv only. Not sure the overnight price or even where to register. When things are normal they have a nice Rodeo in April and a really weak monster truck event. They have many buildings that are used for arts and crafts and a few areas for livestock events. They have an amazing bull and gelding sale annually and you surely don't wanna miss that. Bring your cowboy boots and hat and you will fit right in.

Nice group area with comfortable and easy walking trails. Chicken coop style housing with wooden bunk beds. Great group fire, picnic and theater area. Cold Portable water available for free at one of the many stations. Convenient boat ramp just next to Campsite. Close enough to hear the river flowing.

Last time I went was in the early spring, so the roads were a little sloppy. Cars can get in and out pretty easy, but pay attention to tire slip. 

Sites were clean and in open space. 

Lots of hikes nearby with some cool leftovers from various forest service project. There are some cool footbridges around, but sometimes they are closed in winter. 

Not a lot of firewood options, so bring your own.

Not much to say similar to rest stop. Spent evening in their parking lot that does say no parking unless your a customer. I went in and purchase couple jars of olives to take to Slab City with me as trading stock now I’m a customer (happy face). No one messed with me and it was decently quiet. Only two other rvs. Super small dog potty area too but it’s their yay.

A Good Camp Host can make or break the most Beautiful.

It's a beautiful area, the campground is located in the middle of Red Bluff Recreation Area. Lot's of nature trails. They have many of the plants and trees recognized by little name tags. So interesting and absolutely gorgeous.

Refreshing staff, pull thru’s, and quiet, even though the freeway isn’t too far away. Little store with stuff. At the time it was fire season & Covid, so bathrooms were closed. Good for overnight stop while traveling south.