Tradewinds RV Park

This is an RV park. It was right next to the freeway but still relatively quiet. The facility was nice enough, if a little older. The shower was hot, good pressure, but could've been cleaner. The staff was ambivalent about our presence but our interaction was about 2 minutes. It was chosen for it's proximity to the Ferry(about five minutes drive) and in that respect is was good. Neighborhood was iffy. Site was clean with hookups that worked(watch your water pressure). If you have to take a trailer near San Francisco from the east, this a decent option

This is NOT a review of a stay that I made at Tradewinds RV Park, this is a review of the RESERVATION process. First, on their website, you must fill out a form specifying vehicle type, pets, requirements, etc. - normal stuff. Then, once the form is submitted you wait for a response, and if they can provide the service, they'll tell you to either CALL THEM, or respond to their email with your Credit Card information. CALLING THEM is a joke; their hours are very specific, and they don't answer the phone during those hours. You have to leave voicemail. As for submitting my credit card through a relatively easy to crack email? Non-starter. This is the 21st century. It's bad enough that I'd do it over the phone. Which I can't do, and won't do on VM.||||Lastly, if you go the TripAdviso

We arrived without a reservation, as the office was closed and there were enough free spaces. We called the number listed at the reception and the girl was very unkind and explained that without a reservation it was not possible to stay. Even though we said we were already here and it was late and we would be happy to pay in the morning they arrived, she was very rude and unfriendly and refused.

Small RV park in a less than desirable area in Vallejo. You MUST make on line request for reservations even for an over night stay. The office is staffed , but for minimal and somewhat unpredictable hours. Office staff has no access to make reservations or even to provide bathroom lock codes. When we arrived the staff said we should have received our site number in the confirmation email, which we received but it did not include site. We emailed for bathroom codes and did receive those relatively quickly. Surprisingly, the bathrooms were clean. There are not many short term RV parks in the bay area, and we have not yet found one that is desirable. If you need an overnight stay, Tradewinds is OK, but if you can stay further out, you may be better off

I had been at this RV park and would have provided a better review until recently. On 1/19 (per video), a homeless individual had broken into my trailer and stole Most of my belongings. I was out of town at this time, but returned on 1/21 to find this out. I had notified the office. I had told them I was concerned and was going to stay at a hotel, as it looked like someone was staying in my trailer. On 1/22, I received a call from the office at 10am asking if I had left the park. (I was In Sacromento having breakfast with a friend). I had told them no. They informed me that my trailer had been stolen. The park was kind to help find at retrieve my trailer from 4 individuals that had stole it. I was told that day that they would figure something out regarding my rent because I wa