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We found it a joy to stay here. We need an overnight layover spot between our house and our mom's house in Oregon. It is clean, well maintained, even the permanent resident's sites look good. The lady that checked us in was very nice and helpful. There is grass and plenty of shade trees. There is a nice pet area too. It is fenced in with a smaller fenced in area for smaller dogs. For those who travel with cats there is a completely enclosed area for them with things to climb on and a cat box. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Hi, thank you so much for your (5 Star Review). We value our Guests Opinions of our RV Park. Our Staff here at Heritage RV Park works hard to ensure all Guests have a Pleasant stay here.
I bought our motorhome in Oregon and was driving it home. Needed a place just for the night to rest. Pulled in, found an approved empty space and parked on a nice level space. Paid for my space using the convenient night drop box. Location was perfect as I could walk to an Auto Zone and a couple fast food places. I met a friendly couple staying in the space near me and we shared a drink in both their rig and mine. I left early in the morning before office was open. I would come back in the future and recommend it to others. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
Auto Zone nearby! I did not use the pool, but maybe next visit.
This was a great find. Somewhat easy to find; enter street address in your GPS, set back behind the Subway. Clean, parklike setting with lots of trees and grass. We were able to get satellite. Very nice pool and clubhouse area with gas firepit and cushy chairs. Gravel sites and some have grass inbetween. Good, paved interior roads although a bit tight. You have to make an immediate tight right turn past the office and then an immediate left turn to the sites. A 42' footer came in before us and had to unhook his car to make the turn. So I would say anything longer than 40' beware. The pet area is fenced and there is also a fenced kitty area - clever -never seen that before. All in all, a great little park with a few residents. We will stay here again. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
.Stayed just one night. Park appeared clean and well maintained. Didn't use the pool but is looked clean and inviting. Easy access and very quiet. Would stay again if passing through. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
We only stayed overnight. Everything was very clean and tidy. We were going to stay an extra night but the weather forecast changed and we decided to try and get ahead of the bad weather. 30 min. after we paid for another night - they were very nice about refunding the extra payment. Will be staying there again on our way home and next year on our way south again. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Enjoyed my stay here.Only overnight but washroom very clean and so was the shower. They have been having a lot of rain in California so site was messy and water all around the hook up area and garbage area but not the fault of the campground. I would stay here again. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Good for overnight, passing through. Convenient to I5. Otherwise, very mediocre. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Thank you for your feedback, we are sorry to hear that your stay was just mediocre, we continue our park improvements and welcome any comments that may improve your next stay.
Stayed here with a club. No room at site for the towed vehicle so the check-in lady offered the vacant site (73) next to us as a place to park it. The park club room, swimming pool and basic amenities are good, but trouble developed when the their 'grass' watering system went on during the night. It not only watered the grass patches between the narrow gravel sites, but it also watered the vehicles including the roof and windshield of my towed vehicle. The water quality is very hard and left hard water deposits all over. Two problems: 1) the grass between sites is not all grass but mostly dirt that turns to mud when watered. Many in our group complained about having to track mud into their rigs as the the Park does not allow a mat or rug to be placed on the 'grass'. 2) When I approached the office lady about what the Park would do about the hard water deposits, I was rudely dismissed and pointed to a 3x3inch hand written note that mentioned grass watering on M-W-F. That does not imply that the RV sites would get watered. When I persisted, I was told 'To get over it.' and asked to leave the park. The 'friendly' park attendant's attitude was obviously superficial. Beware staying here unless you like hard water deposited all over your vehicles and mud tracked inside. After two washings, the hard water deposits are still visible. Additionally, our rig pushed against low hanging tree limbs when backing into our site. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
The 'Cable System' is an attenna system and provides local channels. Our roof mounted antenna had better reception and a more clear picture.
Nice park right in town. You have to drive through a shopping center parking lot to get to the park. Paved roads and gravel pads with grass between sites. Pads and sites are narrow but we were able to maneuver our 40' motorhome with toad pretty easily. Subway and Little Caesars are in the shopping center so you can walk to dinner if you want. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
We've stayed at Heritage 5-6 times. VERY easy to access from freeway which is a few blocks away. We've NEVER noticed freeway noise. Finding Heritage is challenging because their primary sign is high on a billboard post and small one on ground. SIMPLY look for a tiny shopping center with a pizza place and Subway - you must enter THROUGH the shopping mall! New owners in 2014 that really spruced things up very nicely. ALL sites are level gravel. Spacing is adequate with grass and trees. A few long term campers reside mostly along outer perimeter. Over nighters and short term use pull throughs running down center. 40' + Jeep no problem. HOWEVER their originally installed utility islands are oddly placed and require lengthy extensions, especially sewer. Dog friendly. Fast food, food store, diesel near by. Friendly folks. We will continue stopping by. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
The tiny shopping center you must enter through has a great little pizza place.
Stayed for one night on our way to Palm Desert, liked it so we stayed for 2 nights on our way back. Very helpful staff and close to the olives. Site was gravel but pretty level. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
Very difficult park to locate even as you are driving past the entrance. Main sign is way up on top of a steel pole. A couple of smaller signs are located at entrance but park is behind a Subway shop and strip mall so signage disappears into background. Spots are adequate but due to where water & power outlets are located they are tough to get into for large rigs. Actual RV footprint parking is narrow and trees complicate life getting into and out of area. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.
Once inside the park it was very nice, as were the folks in the office. I would have given a higher rating, except for the location. It is located behind a mini mall. The signage was terrible. There is one post that is tall enough to see from an interstate, but it was on the city road where the park was. When driving through a new town looking for a park, we rarely look 50 ft in the air for a sign. Then speed bumps and shoppers running throughout. The owners should demand new signs. Nice shady spots, pretty park. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
I have absolutely no idea how this park got the rating it did from Trailer Life. Anyway the park is older but has level gravel sites with grass between the sites. The big drawback is the narrow sites and with slides extended it can make it real cozy with your neighbor. Lots of trees which makes it hit or miss on satellite reception. The WIFI does work okay, and the electrical is adequate. This would definitely be a last resort park for us should we ever stay in Corning again. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
We stopped at this park due to a maintenance issue on our RV. The managers were very nice and helpful since the park was 50% full they advised us to pick our spot due to the fact we were pulling an enclosed car trailer. The roads going to and from the site were tight but the park appeared very clean. We were here two days until we figured out a game plan to proceed with our trip but if I was in the area I would not have a problem staying here again. We camped at Heritage RV Park in a Motorhome.
Lots of local lakes, rivers and wildlife refuges within a short drive of this location. Corning is a farming community with limited entertainment options unless you enjoy the outdoors as I have listed above. All amenities available within a very short distance to this park.
Easy walk to Subway, Pizza, Starbucks, etc. The swimming pool looked very nice too.
Many restaurants and gas stations close by.
Olive Pit was very close and the park gave us a discount coupon. Little Caesars & Subway are even closer.
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