We stayed 2 nights twice in 3 months while traveling through the area on a return visit. The park is a short drive from CA-58 (Exit 119: Edison Rd) along a 2-lane rural road. Sufficient registration parking. Didn’t pay the site lock fee so wasn’t assigned the reserved site (#166 & 147) on either visit. There is a $5.00 on line booking fee. The interior roads are hard surface (paved, concrete or compacted material). Some of them are starting to break up. Saw a sign advising of road repair... Read More

We stayed 2 nights twice in 3 months while traveling through the area on a return visit. The park is a short drive from CA-58 (Exit 119: Edison Rd) along a 2-lane rural road. Sufficient registration parking. Didn’t pay the site lock fee so wasn’t assigned the reserved site (#166 & 147) on either visit. There is a $5.00 on line booking fee. The interior roads are hard surface (paved, concrete or compacted material). Some of them are starting to break up. Saw a sign advising of road repair to be done in Spring, 2024. The interior roads and turns are sufficient to maneuver larger RV’s for experienced drivers. The sites are mostly pull throughs with a few pull-ins and back ins. The parking pads are compacted material. The P/T sites were long enough to say connected to a toad. The sites were generally level and flat. Sites had sufficient room for opening slides but there was some Orange tree encroachment. Distance and trees establish privacy between the sites. They have full hook ups – water, electricity (50/30/20 AMP), & sewer. Utility connections were about mid site. The sewer connection was at the ground level so it was easy to establish a downhill flow. There was an outside table but no fire pits. Some of the sites appear to be extended stay sites. There were quite a few trees scattered throughout the park and around the perimeter so satellite reception would be dependent upon your site, dish configuration and time of year. Was able to get DISH programing with a portable dish sitting on the ground. Saw several other dishes (including DIRECTV) sitting on the ground. The New Park brochure doesn’t list any Cable or OTA channels. But prior brochure listed 60 “Cable and Air TV channels”. Scan revealed about 72 OTA channels (including the 4 major networks, several shopping & non-English channels). Used the cable service for local major networks. The park returned to not providing WiFi. There was WiFi service for a fee ($2/day or other options) which required registration. Had trouble with Winegard AIR 360+ for WiFi so had to purchase the WiFi service. It was adequate for travel research and checking email. Didn’t try the NET10 phone so don’t know about cell phone reception. There were three designated fenced pet areas. A small one with a grass surface located near the office, another near a bathroom building with a grass surface and another larger one in a corner of the park with a dirt surface. There were bag dispensers and collection stations for waste in the fenced pet area and scattered around the park. There was sufficient area to walk dogs along the park’s roads. There was a warning about a pack of 3 wild dogs in the area. The Park was working with animal control to eliminate the problem. There was some distant train noise.
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We stayed 1 night twice in 3 months while traveling through the area. The park was accommodating in changing our reservations when we ran into a weather delay. The park is a short drive from CA-58 (Exit 119: Edison Rd) along a 2-lane rural road. Sufficient registration parking. Didn’t pay the site lock fee but was assigned the reserved site. There is a $5.00 on line booking fee. Didn’t seem to get the GS discount on the second stay. The interior roads are hard surface (paved, concrete or... Read More

We stayed 1 night twice in 3 months while traveling through the area. The park was accommodating in changing our reservations when we ran into a weather delay. The park is a short drive from CA-58 (Exit 119: Edison Rd) along a 2-lane rural road. Sufficient registration parking. Didn’t pay the site lock fee but was assigned the reserved site. There is a $5.00 on line booking fee. Didn’t seem to get the GS discount on the second stay. The interior roads are hard surface (paved, concrete or compacted material). The interior roads and turns are sufficient to maneuver larger RV’s for experienced drivers. The sites are mostly pull throughs with a few pull-ins. The parking pads are compacted material. The P/T sites were long enough to say connected to a toad. The sites were generally level and flat. Sites had sufficient room for opening slides but there was some Orange tree encroachment. Distance and trees establish privacy between the sites. They have full hook ups – water, electricity (50/30/20 AMP), & sewer. Utility connections were about mid site. The sewer connection was at the ground so it was easy to establish a downhill flow. There was an outside table and charcoal grill but no fire pits. Some of the sites appear to be extended stay sites. There were quite a few trees scattered throughout the park and around the perimeter so satellite reception would be dependent upon your site, dish configuration and time of year. Was able to get DISH programing with a portable dish sitting on the ground. Saw several other dishes (including DIRECTV) sitting on the ground. The park brochure listed 60 “Cable and Air TV channels”. Scan revealed 72 OTA channels. Used the cable service for local major networks. The park didn’t provide WiFi on the first stay. There was WiFi service for a fee ($2/day or other options) which required registration. Used the Winegard AIR 360+ for WiFi. It was adequate for travel research. On the second stay, there was a 24 hour access voucher for 2 devices which was sufficient for travel research. Didn’t try the NET10 phone so don’t know about cell phone reception. There were two designated fenced pet areas. A small one with a grass surface located near the office and another larger one in a corner of the park. There were bag dispensers and collection stations for waste in the fenced pet area and scattered around the park. There was sufficient area to walk dogs along the park’s roads. We would stay here again for more than just 1 night when traveling through the area. TIP: Pretty rural area. Didn’t seem to be many services nearby. Park brochure showed a couple pizza delivery services but don’t know how close they were. Park allows picking the oranges off the trees but prohibits climbing the trees to get the oranges. There was also an RV Wash rack available. Make reservations as it seems to fill up.
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Orange Grove RV Park was our 88th stop and we stayed for 2 nights nights as a transit point to Sequoia National Park. Checked in without engaging office staff but found them pleasant when returning to the office to ask a question. The park was large and nicely laid out, the roads were paved and easy to navigate and two of the three small dog parks had grass. This site had a gravel surface that was level on pull up – not a common occurrence – and was long but the hook ups were more toward the front... Read More

Orange Grove RV Park was our 88th stop and we stayed for 2 nights nights as a transit point to Sequoia National Park. Checked in without engaging office staff but found them pleasant when returning to the office to ask a question. The park was large and nicely laid out, the roads were paved and easy to navigate and two of the three small dog parks had grass. This site had a gravel surface that was level on pull up – not a common occurrence – and was long but the hook ups were more toward the front of the site. They had a fairly extensive cable tv listing (59 digital channels), good over the air access to channels but the WiFi was non-existent. When hooking up to the utilities, there was no water pressure as they have been working on a pump issue for a week – they had information posted on the office door and in the information packet. The issue was not with the water itself but in the lack of communication to incoming guests regarding the situation. There have been a number of parks who have had issues come up and they communicated days or weeks in advance about the issue by mail, email, phone call or text offering us a chance to cancel or modify our reservations – we did not make any changes. With the water issue, we could have bought more water in advance. But knowing about a potential issue before arriving is good business. In terms of connectivity: WiFi had technical difficulties T-Mobile 3.79 down/3.68 up Verizon 119.0 down/25.0 up. Would stay here again if in the area.
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Stayed here on our return trip from North CA to TN. We came via I80& I90 and decided to return via I40. I have discovered that RV parks along the southern I40 route are about double the price of the parks on the northern route. This park was easy to find and maneuver around. It is near train tracks with trains running all night. We run a white noise machine at night so it didn't both us. Our spot was a pull-thru that was gravel and level. We were among the orange trees but they weren't tall... Read More

Stayed here on our return trip from North CA to TN. We came via I80& I90 and decided to return via I40. I have discovered that RV parks along the southern I40 route are about double the price of the parks on the northern route. This park was easy to find and maneuver around. It is near train tracks with trains running all night. We run a white noise machine at night so it didn't both us. Our spot was a pull-thru that was gravel and level. We were among the orange trees but they weren't tall enough to provide any shade. The bathhouse was clean but not air conditioned which was disappointing as it was HOT and the water was hot as well (no cold water). The pool likes nice as does the club house. We arrived after 5 so we never encountered any staff. Expensive for just staying one night.
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We recently purchased a travel trailer and are very new to RV resort camping, but we chose Orange Grove RV Park as our first trip due to its proximity being under 100 miles from where we live. I must say this an extremely beautiful and clean place. We selected site 47 at the time we reserved and paid the extra to guarantee we would still have this spot when we arrived. It was well worth it! Their reservation system is easy to use, and I loved that I was able to specifically select the site I wanted... Read More

We recently purchased a travel trailer and are very new to RV resort camping, but we chose Orange Grove RV Park as our first trip due to its proximity being under 100 miles from where we live. I must say this an extremely beautiful and clean place. We selected site 47 at the time we reserved and paid the extra to guarantee we would still have this spot when we arrived. It was well worth it! Their reservation system is easy to use, and I loved that I was able to specifically select the site I wanted using their site map. It was a lovely full-hookup, pull-thru space right on the end. I only wish we were there during orange picking season, as I imagine it is wonderfully fragrant to be within the orange groves. The only reason I gave a 4 star rating is that there isn't any WiFi in the resort currently. There was a paper enclosed with our reservation information that says they are in the process of upgrading their internet. We brought our own personal WiFi hotspot which had somewhat reasonable LTE coverage. The resort is conveniently close to shopping, and other attractions in the Bakersfield area. We visited the CALM zoo which is approximately 6 miles away. For those that are sensitive to freeway noise, I recommend reserving a spot on the opposite side of the park, but that didn't bother us at all. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay.
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Stayed here on our way to Arizona and on the return trip. Gravel sites, gravel roads. Orange trees are gorgeous, but close to RV and we definitely couldn't use awnings. Didn't use the facilities or pool. Lots of road noise, seems like all night long. Easy on/off from highway 58. Fruit packing store around the corner with fresh oranges and dried nuts and fruits, make sure you add a definite stop.

This place has very very very little lighting. We went for a walk at 9pm and without a flashlight you are screwed. Dark dark dark. At 106 during day we like a night walk. Very unsafe here. Would not recommend if want to be out at night or even if arriving for a spot after dark. We checked in at 3pm and absolutely no human contact at all.

What a great night. The orange trees were blooming, so the aroma of orange blossoms filled the air. The staff were friendly and helpful. They had a reservation packet made up for us, with directions to our site. You can pick the oranges for free...bring a picker because almost all the fruit reachable from the ground is picked quickly, and you cannot use ladders or climb the trees....makes sense to protect guests and trees. Easy on and off 58 E or W. Didn't use restrooms, but if the rest of the park... Read More

What a great night. The orange trees were blooming, so the aroma of orange blossoms filled the air. The staff were friendly and helpful. They had a reservation packet made up for us, with directions to our site. You can pick the oranges for free...bring a picker because almost all the fruit reachable from the ground is picked quickly, and you cannot use ladders or climb the trees....makes sense to protect guests and trees. Easy on and off 58 E or W. Didn't use restrooms, but if the rest of the park is indicative, they are good. Sites are level and easy to get in and out of. We will stay here again as part of our regular journeys to NCal.
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This really is a beautiful rv park and the only reason we're not giving it 5 stars is the traffic noise on 2 sides which wasn't terrible, but still interrupted conversations once in a while. We scheduled a short day of travel just to be able to stop here based on recommendations from friends and online forums and are glad we did! Oranges were ripe and full of flavor! We also liked that as it wasn't full it seemed like they were spacing out the people staying just a night or two by leaving an empty... Read More

This really is a beautiful rv park and the only reason we're not giving it 5 stars is the traffic noise on 2 sides which wasn't terrible, but still interrupted conversations once in a while. We scheduled a short day of travel just to be able to stop here based on recommendations from friends and online forums and are glad we did! Oranges were ripe and full of flavor! We also liked that as it wasn't full it seemed like they were spacing out the people staying just a night or two by leaving an empty site between sites being used. Didn't use the restrooms so not able to comment on them but would expect they'd be in decent condition based on what we saw from the rest of the park? We'll stay here again if our travels take us this way, and would enjoy staying more than the 1 day we did, but probably see about a spot farther from the roadways.
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Stayed for a week during the shut down. Space 90 was a great spot, didn't have to unhook but we did. Always come back here when coming through Bakersfield.

Easy access off of Hwy 58, easy check-in. Big park among the orange trees. Only spent one night with water and electric but thought the value good. Would return.

Our first time here. The plan was to stay one night, but once we got here we extended our stay an extra night. Where else can you pick oranges and eat them at your campsite? And they offer donuts and coffee every morning! The laundry, bathrooms and showers are clean and well maintained. I have never used a RV Parks showers before, but I used these! Highly recommend this place!

Medium sized RV Park located off Hwy 58 at the bottom of the Tehachapi Grade east of Bakersfield. Sites are reasonably spaced and FHU's are centrally located. Most sites are very large with lots of room to park tow vehicles. Nice pool and grass dog run. It really is in an orange grove with trees planted between each site. Very good wifi. Biggest negative is all the dust. Sites are dirt and the local dirt is very powdery and coats everything within a few hours. Class A's idling and revving... Read More

Medium sized RV Park located off Hwy 58 at the bottom of the Tehachapi Grade east of Bakersfield. Sites are reasonably spaced and FHU's are centrally located. Most sites are very large with lots of room to park tow vehicles. Nice pool and grass dog run. It really is in an orange grove with trees planted between each site. Very good wifi. Biggest negative is all the dust. Sites are dirt and the local dirt is very powdery and coats everything within a few hours. Class A's idling and revving exacerbate the issue. It would be nice if management spaced out the guests a bit more (park was maybe %25 occupied) or maybe grouped them by type. Must visit Tehachapi, a small historic town in the high desert. Great RR Museum highlites the Tehachapi Loop. Alpaca farm nearby is a fun stop. Lots of produce farms in Bakersfield area, but otherwise not the most appealing city to visit.
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A beautiful rv park! Like an oasis in the middle of the desert. We loved the sites with orange trees between each one. Full hook-up with cable all for $40 with Good Sam. Grounds are awesome and bathroom facilities are SPOTLESS. We would definitely stay here again. Hate to leave.

Large park with orange trees for virtually every site. Wide concrete drives with long gravel sites. Plenty of room for even the biggest rigs. This is the off season for this area but park is still very well maintained. We just did a stop over here as did quite a few other RV'ers. Nice simple stocked convenience items. Pool looked inviting but had quite a few children having fun so we didn't dip. In season you can pick all the oranges you want to eat.

We stayed for just one night passing thru the area. Enjoyed the facility very much. Sites are gravel and fairly level. We had a beautiful sunset the night we were there. The campground is very clean. They have an RV wash station, and free donuts and coffee in the AM. Very reasonable prices, quiet, clean, safe, outside of the city, nestled in an orange grove. We'll be back another day for another stay.

We spent several nights at Orange Grove and found it to be a beautiful, well groomed and spacious campground. Easy on/off access from the #58 freeway heading east out of Bakersfield, CA. Every site has it's own orange tree (unfortunately they aren't ripe for eating until Dec - March). Fresh bakery every morning along with good coffee. Helpful staff both on the phone and during our stay. Nice pool, laundry, everything clean and big lots. Great place for short or long term visitors.

I was here for 3 nights. Nice people, nice level sites, super clean bathrooms and laundry. The wifi worked really well. My pull-through site was easy to locate and get in and out of. It was easy on-off of CA 58. Nice fruit & nut market just down the street for local produce.

No reservations but had no problem getting in this time of year, pleasant front desk staff. Aptly named as you are in the middle of a producing orange grove, winter campers are invited to pick some. Beautiful clubhouse great for relaxing in lots of space with a fireplace, great for groups. Just off highway; but did hear a few loud train whistles.

This was an excellent park to stay at. Very easy in and out spaces that were level. We got in after hours with no real reservation but had everything in the packet to find our spot and relax after a rough day on the road. Staff was great, very friendly and informative. Swimming area for the kids was a welcome sight that they enjoyed both nights we were there. The trains were frequent, but really not a bother to my family, especially after we were in for the nights. Overall I look forward... Read More

This was an excellent park to stay at. Very easy in and out spaces that were level. We got in after hours with no real reservation but had everything in the packet to find our spot and relax after a rough day on the road. Staff was great, very friendly and informative. Swimming area for the kids was a welcome sight that they enjoyed both nights we were there. The trains were frequent, but really not a bother to my family, especially after we were in for the nights. Overall I look forward to staying here again if I'm in the area.
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One of the best parks we have ever stayed in. Everything was first class and we really enjoyed the fresh oranges.

My husband and I had a wonderful two-night stay at Orange Grove RV Park. The staff in the office were great and welcomed us warmly. The Park is very pet friendly, it's easy to walk your pet in the Park and there is a nice dedicated, enclosed play space for pets. The pull through spaces are long enough to accommodate a tow vehicle and our pull through space was the most level spot we have parked in over two months! Lots of cable TV channels, decent wifi connection. One of the best things was... Read More

My husband and I had a wonderful two-night stay at Orange Grove RV Park. The staff in the office were great and welcomed us warmly. The Park is very pet friendly, it's easy to walk your pet in the Park and there is a nice dedicated, enclosed play space for pets. The pull through spaces are long enough to accommodate a tow vehicle and our pull through space was the most level spot we have parked in over two months! Lots of cable TV channels, decent wifi connection. One of the best things was the fresh oranges -- oh my goodness! Being parked right next to orange trees and picking fresh oranges in the morning for breakfast was awesome!! We were told the oranges were not currently "in season", but that if they looked good, we could pick them. Wow...the sweetness was amazing! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and we look forward to staying again. Thank you, Orange Grove RV Park, for a great place to call home for a couple of nights!
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My first thought of this park was that it was pretty cool. When we pulled in they had some really interesting topiary trees in the front. The staff was incredibly friendly and when we went to our site we were parked in a orange orchard. THEN NIGHT CAME. The traffic noise was pretty loud, the campground is too close to the highway.The trains went by a couple of times an hour and they blared their horns long and sometimes 5-6 times in a row. No sleep this night. Fortunately we were only there for... Read More

My first thought of this park was that it was pretty cool. When we pulled in they had some really interesting topiary trees in the front. The staff was incredibly friendly and when we went to our site we were parked in a orange orchard. THEN NIGHT CAME. The traffic noise was pretty loud, the campground is too close to the highway.The trains went by a couple of times an hour and they blared their horns long and sometimes 5-6 times in a row. No sleep this night. Fortunately we were only there for one night. If you have a sound proof camper or a deep sleeper you'll love this place.
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This is a great place. We stayed the weekend of March 19th and the orange trees were blooming and the air smelled like the most beautiful perfume ever. The staff was really nice and helpful. They told us about a fruit stand about 1/4 mile away and we walked to it and bought some goodies. The park is top notch, very clean, and the clubhouse is gorgeous. The only drawback is the train. It rolls through a few times each night, complete with it's whistle. We downloaded a white noise app on our... Read More

This is a great place. We stayed the weekend of March 19th and the orange trees were blooming and the air smelled like the most beautiful perfume ever. The staff was really nice and helpful. They told us about a fruit stand about 1/4 mile away and we walked to it and bought some goodies. The park is top notch, very clean, and the clubhouse is gorgeous. The only drawback is the train. It rolls through a few times each night, complete with it's whistle. We downloaded a white noise app on our phone and it helped tremendously. Anyway, loved this place ... it's only an hour away from our house so it's our "let's get out of Dodge" go-to place. We're already booked again!
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Good Sam GPS worked without a glitch to find the park. Everything was first rate - park map, clearly marked interior roads and campsites. Wide and long gravel pull thru's with easy hookups and space for slide-outs/awnings. The whole park is spotless - no cigarette butts or bottle caps, etc. Our dogs loved the large, clean and shady off-leash fenced doggy park. They give it 5 Stars! Toilets, showers, and laundry room were very clean and spacious. Extra bonus was an exercise room, clean pool, and... Read More

Good Sam GPS worked without a glitch to find the park. Everything was first rate - park map, clearly marked interior roads and campsites. Wide and long gravel pull thru's with easy hookups and space for slide-outs/awnings. The whole park is spotless - no cigarette butts or bottle caps, etc. Our dogs loved the large, clean and shady off-leash fenced doggy park. They give it 5 Stars! Toilets, showers, and laundry room were very clean and spacious. Extra bonus was an exercise room, clean pool, and being invited to pick oranges within the park.
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One of the cleanest parks we have ever seen. Setting was very nice in among the orange trees. Restrooms very clean! Great dog walk area. Everyone extremely friendly. Easy in level sites.

This was our second stay at this park. It is clean and has nice level sites. There is easy access from Highway 58. It is perfect for an overnight. We travel this route several times a year to visit family. We have stayed both with our small class C and with our 31' trailer.

We arrived after the office was closed. We had made a reservation earlier in the day. All the information we needed was in an envelope on the door, and it was very detailed information for our site, the facilities, and anything else we might need during our stay. The place was spotless. We really liked the ease of getting in and getting out--lots of space and large signs and arrows for direction.