Valencia Travel Village RV Resort

Good stop over spot as we were headed east. Gravel spots w full hook ups. There are more than 400 long term residents living in RVs. Mostly workers. Facilities were clean and people very friendly. Right off the freeway so very convenient.

Gas explosion shut down I-5 and a shelter in place was in effect. There was no way to get to this location due to the aforementioned. Upon contacting this business to ask for a refund, we were told "no" and then instead of taking our name for a manager to call us back, we were told to call them back 2 days later. Shame on you people for your lack of empathy, sympathy and customer service skills. We will never stay at this location ever again. Bad enough to sit on I-5 for over 3.5 hours and then to be treated with such disregard is unforgiveable.

This establishment is excellent. The grounds are well kept. Everything is clean, beautiful, and the market is convenient. Great customer service. The management is highly skilled and can address any issue. Recommended 110%.

It wasn't a bad few nights, but there are alot of long term very crowded areas, tight for our 40ft 3 slides. Very clean tho , pools was closed for maintenance for a month (FYI)..cost $110 a night full hook-up..

This is a cute RV park. Clean, quiet, well kept. The management and ladies in the office are very nice, yet very professional. There is a store, and adult pool as well as a children's pool, and a jacuzzi. There is long term and regular camping here, however they keep their long term campers pretty neat and hold them to strict standards. Lots of families. Clean and a nice place to stay. Highly recommend!

Very clean and super convenient for a quick trip out of the central valley. The spots are a bit narrow, but that isn't a big deal if you plan on using the pool area and other activity spaces they have. There's a small patch of grass and a picnic table at the sure we had, so that was good enough for us to sit and eat.

We pulled through today, did not stay but wanted to…pool looked nice and not crowded. Sites are close together, no privacy, just a large parking spot with a table and a patch of grass. Gal at the Market was super friendly, gal at the office - luke warm. Reason we didn’t book the $100/night spot was while you could have a wood fire - you had to bring your own fire pit?!? Like who travels with a fire pit, I had wood but not the pit - and you could not rent one! Been to many resort/campgrounds where there are no permanent pits but you could always rent one for like $5/night. It’s an easy fix, owners should consider- a campfire is a huge part of the camping experience!