Park Delta Bay

I went to a "clothes party" at the rec. room in Park Delta Bay, the rec. room was decorated so beautifully, the ladies who decorated it were so nice! I met so many awesome ladies! We all had a great time! Everybody left with 1 to 3 33gal. trash bags full of clothes! Such a wonderful idea!

Upon pulling in we were told we may pick any site we want. The employee was very polite. We picked a pull through site right in the very front. It was so level that we could have kept the fifth wheel hooked to the truck. It was off season so the pool and arcade were closed but they said they'd open the arcade for us. They had a small dog park with small agility obstacles. Right across the road was a marina where we enjoyed walking on the dock and taking in the views. Good restaurants are within walking distance and a small store is on the dock. Employees were helpful and friendly suggesting fun activities to do in the area. 50 amp hookups had no problems and we had great water pressure. It's also advertised as a tiny house community and we saw three or four cute tiny houses a

Nightly rate: $75 Days stayed: 2 The managers at the campground are wonderful caring people. They are proud of their location and are working to make it more visually appealing to campers. That being said, 80% of the sites house full-time residents. One half of the park is full-time tiny house residents. The managers love the community and the residents we met were very nice people. That being said, there is a lot of old boat trailers and RVs which seem to be abandoned around the campgrounds. Some full-time residents do not keep up their surroundings. We had a pull-through 50 amp full hookup site on grass. There were bare patches of dirt so when it rained it was hard to keep the dogs from tracking mud into the trailer. Power was stable and water pressure was good. There is an area that t

Pros: very friendly neighbors, lots of shade, located right on the river with some beautiful views, friendly staff. Cons: horrible management. The laundry facility is unusable as nearly all of the machines are broken and have been for months; even the ones that do “work” don’t get your clothes clean and you’ll likely have to wring your clothes before putting in one of the barely working dryers. Do not come on busy weekends as the power will likely go out for most of the day (especially bad on hot days). They were told long ago by PG&E to update their system but that hasn’t happened. Wifi doesn’t work. Water quality is terrible. It’s either cloudy and brownish/yellowish or it’s more clear but smells strongly of bleach (and that’s after running it through multiple filters). As I write this

The park is well kept and the staff is really nice. The pool was clean and but the rec room is a cluttered mess. The showers could use a good scrubbing especially under the floor mats. The one issue we had was when we checked in we where given a bathroom code and told that the bathrooms where locked from 8 pm -8am and they were , with a pad lock! No toilets or showers for 12 hours. After a long hot day on the water a shower would have been nice. There are significant number "in residence" people, it gives the fell more of trailer park than a campgrounds and the number of camp workers seemed to out number the guests. I would return provided the locked bathroom issue was not at issue on our next stay.