Viking RV Park

The park is located right off Highway 99 just north of Kingsburg, CA. It is set up for monthly's but they do have 6 spots for overnighters first come first served (self) no reservations. Standard rate is $40. Seniors and active duty military it's $22 and Club Rate (AAA, Enjoy America, Passport America and SKP) is $20. Bicyclist - Free. The office is not staffed so payment is done by self registration. Fill out an envelope and enclose cash or check. No credit cards! Sites are mostly grass w/dirt tire runs. They are on the narrow side. 30 amp service only, no wi-fi or cable. Antenna picks up plenty of stations. Restroom - a single unisex restroom with deadbolt. One sink, single toilet and pay shower. Serviceable. Train tracks close by but I enjoy the sound of trains and highway noise. The

Very nice, clean park and a very reasonable price for us. Spaces were kind of close together, but it was still easy and easy out. There are several long-term campers, and it was very clean and quiet. The gigantic coin-operated shower was really nice, each quarter is for about two minutes and you can just add more as you need it. It cost $1.25 for us.

Good sized spot for my 21' travel trailer. Small park itself. It has self registration although a staff member is usually onsite. Only has one unisex bathroom that is toilet and coin operated shower combo. Not very clean at all and frequently occupied. Pretty close to the train tracks so you will hear the train. Not really a great place to walk dogs.

We spent the Night at Viking RV park. It seems the majority of the people staying here our full-time residence. The few people that I interacted with seemed really friendly and nice. There were three open pull through sites to choose from. It’s nice to park on the lawn with all the shade trees. The trees are trimmed high enough that our fifth wheel do not have any issues with branches hitting it. The one thing I would caution is for those light sleepers. There are train tracks they’re not too far and it seems that trains coming go throughout the night and every time they pass an intersection they don’t miss a beat and honk their horn‘s. The rate is not bad with the passport America pass.

Mostly full timers (with vehicles parked strategically everywhere) and the spaces are tight! Near hwy 99 and the train tracks so if you're a light sleeper it's probably not a good choice for you. Great for small RVs or Class Cs. 38' fifth wheel; not so much and once you're in you are pretty much committed.