49er Village Sun RV Communities Good Sam Verified Campground

18265 Hwy 49, Plymouth, CA 95669

Good Sam Verified Campground
(14 reviews) 3.6 out of 5 stars from 14 reviews
(14 reviews) 3.6 out of 5 stars from 14 reviews
Placeholder image for 49er Village Sun RV Communities

Address

18265 Hwy 49
Plymouth, CA, 95669

Open all year

Contact

Cards Accepted

Debit accepted at this location Discover accepted at this location Visa accepted at this location Mastercard accepted at this location Amex accepted at this location

Facility

Type: RV Park
Partial Handicap Access
Laundry

 

Policies

Pets welcome
No tents
Big rig sites
Total spaces: 325
Spaces available: 258
Seasonal Sites: 67
Site length (Max length): 50 (50)
Paved sites: 258
Pull-thru size: 27 x 50
Pull-thrus: 17
Back-in size: 30 x 50
Room for slideouts: Yes
Number of full hookups: 258
Amps: 30 Amp/50 Amp
Max Amps: 50

Restrooms
Ice
Laundry
Entertainment
Laundry
Entertainment
Spa services

Swimming pool
Shuffle board
Playground
Horseshoes
Mountain biking
Horseshoes
Mountain biking
Rock/mountain climbing
Snow sports
Hunting season: None
Heated pool
Snow sports
Hunting season: None
Heated pool

(within 10 miles)

Fishing
Boating
Casino
Hiking
Mountain biking
Hiking
Mountain biking
Rock/mountain climbing
Hunting nearby (within 20 miles)
Hunting nearby (within 20 miles)

3.6 (14 reviews) 3.6428571428571 out of 5 stars from 14 reviews
Facility
3.6
Restroom
4.2
Appeal
3.4
What is being rated?
1 1 out of 5 stars 09/05/2022

The only thing this rv park has going for it is its central location to wineries. Horrible park set up with sites packed on top of each other, narrow roadways, potholes in roads, loud/noisy at all hours of the night, not secure in the least bit. Have not found an RV resort yet which has permanent residents living in it to be very friendly, nice or accommodating to traveller.

5 5 out of 5 stars 07/05/2020

Nice park, clean, friendly staff.

5 5 out of 5 stars 06/14/2020

It was my bad to select 173. I thought this space would be handy to be near the restaurant and store (which is still closed due to covid). Also, the foot traffic gets heavy at times for everyone going to the swimming pool. So I'd stay here again for sure, just not in the same spot 173. My rate was a little cheaper due to being a Good Sam member. When everything is ok, they have a rec area with pool table, air hockey, plus a cafe area, swimming pool, and a pond you can fish out of. Seemed to be one... Read More

It was my bad to select 173. I thought this space would be handy to be near the restaurant and store (which is still closed due to covid). Also, the foot traffic gets heavy at times for everyone going to the swimming pool. So I'd stay here again for sure, just not in the same spot 173. My rate was a little cheaper due to being a Good Sam member. When everything is ok, they have a rec area with pool table, air hockey, plus a cafe area, swimming pool, and a pond you can fish out of. Seemed to be one of the nicer parks I have stayed at
Read Less

3 3 out of 5 stars 09/01/2019

Our family has been RV camping at the 49er Village RV Resort for the past 7 years and have always had a great time until this year. Our favorite things about this park continue to be the large, shaded sites, full hookups, fishing ponds, swimming pool and surrounding area activities in Plymouth and Shenandoah Valley. Since ownership changed to Sun Resorts, we've seen infrastructure improvements made like the addition of new cabins, shuffleboard courts, more reliable electric hookups and improved... Read More

Our family has been RV camping at the 49er Village RV Resort for the past 7 years and have always had a great time until this year. Our favorite things about this park continue to be the large, shaded sites, full hookups, fishing ponds, swimming pool and surrounding area activities in Plymouth and Shenandoah Valley. Since ownership changed to Sun Resorts, we've seen infrastructure improvements made like the addition of new cabins, shuffleboard courts, more reliable electric hookups and improved playground for kids. However, they've let other things fall into disrepair or removed all together (e.g. the marked pathway between site #'s 320-321 and 168-170) so you can get to the pool, and the covered footbridge over the pond/stream). The resort is known for its holiday celebrations like Halloween and Labor Day. We were disappointed this year to learn that the traditional Labor Day kids' activities like the milk carton boat race, watermelon eating contest, balloon toss, etc. were canceled with no advance notice or explanation. (This was especially troubling since I booked this year's reservation twelve months ago on Labor Day in anticipation of the annual event and wanted to be assured I had a good site). We were also troubled to learn that Management is phasing out some of the unique value propositions and amenities of the resort including the hand-dipped ice cream counter (popular with RVers and locals alike), made-to-order coffee bar and artisan sandwiches. It's hard to figure out what direction Management is taking this resort---more family friendly (as suggested by the new playground equipment) or less family friendly (as suggested by the elimination of the Labor Day kids' activities and ice cream shop). As of this writing, I'm uncertain of whether we should return with our kids or just make it a place we might stay when we want to go wine tasting.
Read Less

5 5 out of 5 stars 08/07/2019

We made a last-minute reservation and arrived sometime after midnight. There was a problem with our spot an I was hesitant but called the after-hours phone number to ask for help. The manager responded and personally came to assist us. She helped us move to a new sight and had another staff member help us back into our new spot. I was pleasantly surprised by the level of service I received. We had a long drive and were very tired. The manager went above and beyond and ensured we were satisfied... Read More

We made a last-minute reservation and arrived sometime after midnight. There was a problem with our spot an I was hesitant but called the after-hours phone number to ask for help. The manager responded and personally came to assist us. She helped us move to a new sight and had another staff member help us back into our new spot. I was pleasantly surprised by the level of service I received. We had a long drive and were very tired. The manager went above and beyond and ensured we were satisfied with our stay. We will definitely visit this park in the future all thanks to the manager! I really wish I could remember her name, but thank you very much!
Read Less

2 2 out of 5 stars 06/23/2019

This is the third and last time. Small, old RV park. Rude staff, paid for premium site and got terrible, torn up pad to set up on. Sewer system hook ups are old and had to use a rock to make it work. Too close to other sites. Need to blow it up and start over to accommodate new, larger RV's. They should take a look at Jackson Rancheria if you want to see what great RV park looks like.

3 3 out of 5 stars 09/15/2017

I would give it 4 stars but...The good and the bad. There is a lot of good: Location is great, within walking distance of a good supermarket and a few wine tasting rooms, as well as the fairgrounds. The park itself is fairly nice with good sized spaces although backing in a 5th wheel might be tricky for some. Great new WiFi system that is very strong and reliable although of course they throttle bandwidth so you can't stream, but can do chores like Facebook. Night security is good, they pay... Read More

I would give it 4 stars but...The good and the bad. There is a lot of good: Location is great, within walking distance of a good supermarket and a few wine tasting rooms, as well as the fairgrounds. The park itself is fairly nice with good sized spaces although backing in a 5th wheel might be tricky for some. Great new WiFi system that is very strong and reliable although of course they throttle bandwidth so you can't stream, but can do chores like Facebook. Night security is good, they pay attention to who comes and goes. The two pools and hot tub are clean and well maintained. Trees are decently maintained as long as you can drive down the middle of the lane, but if you have approaching traffic forcing you into your lane there will be scratching. The Bad: It gets down to management. My grass area was just loaded in dog crap, and so obviously endless flies. Grounds crew should have policed the space after last party left. The flies were relentless to the point the grass area was not usable. They also leave the sprinkler system on every night so all our chairs, table clothes - the works - got soaked. Again, grounds people not being properly trained. When the grounds people used their leaf blowers to clear pads they didn't bother to direct the dirt away from occupied spaces, which they could have done, but simply blew it directly into our camp which given that things were wet from sprinklers made a mud mess. And the grounds people do their noisy activities like leaf blowers and riding mowers in the late afternoon when most campers are trying to sit outside and enjoy conversation. Could do it at maybe 10am and be fine. All of this is poor management/training. So in summery, if you are the type that just likes to sit inside your rig all day, this park will be fine for you. But based just on the relentless flies alone I won't go back. Note: I learned that they have a new manager, been there two months. Maybe he can get these issues dealt with, so keep an eye out for reviews later than mine.
Read Less

2 2 out of 5 stars 06/30/2017

My stay was not good. My site was not level. it was not a premium sight. It seems premium site are level

1 1 out of 5 stars 01/01/2017

Have stayed at this park on several occasions, this will be the last. The park is old and in need of upgrades to their sites, it was originally designed back in the sixties for smaller rigs, big challenge maneuvering the park. Backing in the sites is a visual event for onlookers if you are not the person parking your rig. Also if your space is on the east side of the park you will get a lot of road noise from the Hwy. The park personnel/management need to be given an education in customer service,... Read More

Have stayed at this park on several occasions, this will be the last. The park is old and in need of upgrades to their sites, it was originally designed back in the sixties for smaller rigs, big challenge maneuvering the park. Backing in the sites is a visual event for onlookers if you are not the person parking your rig. Also if your space is on the east side of the park you will get a lot of road noise from the Hwy. The park personnel/management need to be given an education in customer service, they were rude and very unprofessional, if someone has an issue, you don't run into the neighborhood yelling and screaming at people. Respectful conversation will go a lot further, could not believe how they treated a neighbor RV'er. We don't usually use the public restrooms, but they looked clean. The duck population is out of control, along with the messy poo they leave behind, don't leave anything out they will take it. On the positive side there are a lot of things to do like wine tasting and site seeing.
Read Less

5 5 out of 5 stars 07/15/2016

Spent 2 nights there. Lots of shade trees. Easy access. We had full hookups. Site had picnic table. There are restrooms with showers. Has a nice pool for adults only and another one for kids. Has a small store with a few of the basics. Ice cream and deli sandwiches. Will definitely go back

5 5 out of 5 stars 03/05/2016

Camped here many times. Great place for holidays like Halloween and New Years Eve. Facility is self contained, meaning it has virtually everything within its gates to entertain, including enclosed pool. Well managed. Easy access to groceries virtually across the street.

5 5 out of 5 stars 10/05/2015

We loved our stay. Nice wide level site with grass and plenty of shade. We took our dog and enjoyed the walking trails around the ponds, ducks, and campground. Very clean restrooms and close to wine tasting. We will definitely stay here again.

5 5 out of 5 stars 10/04/2015

We love this campground and have returned numerous times. There are so many mature trees that provide a great deal of shade as well as beauty. We traveled with 2 other couples and had plenty of room outside for all of us to gather and share meals. The pools are clean and inviting. My only complaint on this stay was that a large group of adults in the adults only pool continued to allow there children into the adult pool. My compliments to the staff who quickly responded. Unfortunately, this... Read More

We love this campground and have returned numerous times. There are so many mature trees that provide a great deal of shade as well as beauty. We traveled with 2 other couples and had plenty of room outside for all of us to gather and share meals. The pools are clean and inviting. My only complaint on this stay was that a large group of adults in the adults only pool continued to allow there children into the adult pool. My compliments to the staff who quickly responded. Unfortunately, this large group continued the practice. But this is the only time that we have experienced this in our many stays at this resort. We plan on returning many more times.
Read Less

4 4 out of 5 stars 09/16/2015

The facility has a variety of well maintained, level, paved sites with plenty of shade and grass. Restrooms have private, tiled showers. The clubroom is adequate for groups, and the pool and play ground area are great. A store with sandwiches, ice cream, etc. is on property. Plenty of area activities available including some of the best wineries in the state, and great restaurants (Marlene & Glen's Dead Fly, Pub downtown, Taste for fine dining, Cocina del Oro). Pokerville Market is right across... Read More

The facility has a variety of well maintained, level, paved sites with plenty of shade and grass. Restrooms have private, tiled showers. The clubroom is adequate for groups, and the pool and play ground area are great. A store with sandwiches, ice cream, etc. is on property. Plenty of area activities available including some of the best wineries in the state, and great restaurants (Marlene & Glen's Dead Fly, Pub downtown, Taste for fine dining, Cocina del Oro). Pokerville Market is right across the street. Our favorite park until last 2 years when rates have become outrageous causing us NOT to return as often as individuals. Sites are OVERPRICED ($52-84) if you are NOT part of a club. 49er card ok but not big savings as just couple $$ more than Good Sam. You have to visit often to get any significant savings and you don't accumulate points with a club. BEWARE: there are so many different types of sites with different prices. The pricing doesn't make sense and is ridiculous. No weekly rates. The cancellation policy is too strict for groups (full payment, no refund) if less than a week's notice, and they adhere to it strictly.
Read Less

1 1 out of 5 stars 09/05/2022

The only thing this rv park has going for it is its central location to wineries. Horrible park set up with sites packed on top of each other, narrow roadways, potholes in roads, loud/noisy at all hours of the night, not secure in the least bit. Have not found an RV resort yet which has permanent residents living in it to be very friendly, nice or accommodating to traveller.

5 5 out of 5 stars 07/05/2020

Nice park, clean, friendly staff.

5 5 out of 5 stars 06/14/2020

It was my bad to select 173. I thought this space would be handy to be near the restaurant and store (which is still closed due to covid). Also, the foot traffic gets heavy at times for everyone going to the swimming pool. So I'd stay here again for sure, just not in the same spot 173. My rate was a little cheaper due to being a Good Sam member. When everything is ok, they have a rec area with pool table, air hockey, plus a cafe area, swimming pool, and a pond you can fish out of. Seemed to be one... Read More

It was my bad to select 173. I thought this space would be handy to be near the restaurant and store (which is still closed due to covid). Also, the foot traffic gets heavy at times for everyone going to the swimming pool. So I'd stay here again for sure, just not in the same spot 173. My rate was a little cheaper due to being a Good Sam member. When everything is ok, they have a rec area with pool table, air hockey, plus a cafe area, swimming pool, and a pond you can fish out of. Seemed to be one of the nicer parks I have stayed at
Read Less

3 3 out of 5 stars 09/01/2019

Our family has been RV camping at the 49er Village RV Resort for the past 7 years and have always had a great time until this year. Our favorite things about this park continue to be the large, shaded sites, full hookups, fishing ponds, swimming pool and surrounding area activities in Plymouth and Shenandoah Valley. Since ownership changed to Sun Resorts, we've seen infrastructure improvements made like the addition of new cabins, shuffleboard courts, more reliable electric hookups and improved... Read More

Our family has been RV camping at the 49er Village RV Resort for the past 7 years and have always had a great time until this year. Our favorite things about this park continue to be the large, shaded sites, full hookups, fishing ponds, swimming pool and surrounding area activities in Plymouth and Shenandoah Valley. Since ownership changed to Sun Resorts, we've seen infrastructure improvements made like the addition of new cabins, shuffleboard courts, more reliable electric hookups and improved playground for kids. However, they've let other things fall into disrepair or removed all together (e.g. the marked pathway between site #'s 320-321 and 168-170) so you can get to the pool, and the covered footbridge over the pond/stream). The resort is known for its holiday celebrations like Halloween and Labor Day. We were disappointed this year to learn that the traditional Labor Day kids' activities like the milk carton boat race, watermelon eating contest, balloon toss, etc. were canceled with no advance notice or explanation. (This was especially troubling since I booked this year's reservation twelve months ago on Labor Day in anticipation of the annual event and wanted to be assured I had a good site). We were also troubled to learn that Management is phasing out some of the unique value propositions and amenities of the resort including the hand-dipped ice cream counter (popular with RVers and locals alike), made-to-order coffee bar and artisan sandwiches. It's hard to figure out what direction Management is taking this resort---more family friendly (as suggested by the new playground equipment) or less family friendly (as suggested by the elimination of the Labor Day kids' activities and ice cream shop). As of this writing, I'm uncertain of whether we should return with our kids or just make it a place we might stay when we want to go wine tasting.
Read Less

18265 Hwy 49, Plymouth, CA 95669
Coordinates: 38.475070, -120.850410
Elevation:

Directions
From Sacramento: From Jct of Hwy 50 & Hwy 16 (Jackson Rd) :Go 30 miles SE on Hwy 16 (Jackson Rd) (to intersection Hwy 16 & Hwy 49)-(which turns into Hwy 49) continue E 1.8 mi on Hwy 49 (L)

Get directions