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R. O. Walton, Jr. · 02-13-2007, 11:19 AM

Going to Napa in May. Will need a site for two nights. Prefer one that takes reservation.

R. O. Walton, Jr. · 02-13-2007, 11:19 AM

Going to Napa in May. Will need a site for two nights. Prefer one that takes reservation.

milham · 02-13-2007, 01:29 PM

You might try to find information on the Napa County Fairgrounds to see if they have campground facilities. My Wife and I were looking for a spot in the Santa Rosa area for late May and early June and it was like looking for a needle in a haystack! Last time we where in the area I looked at Windsorland and Windsor Wine County RV park just north of Santa Rosa.......poor condition, close, and expensive. We checked and found that Sonoma County Fairgrounds just opened a 164 site full hookup facility and it will handle any length RV and cost $20 PER NIGHT and they take reservations. Sites are probably close but they can't be any closer than the campgrounds in the area.

Ron

hrhuggie · 02-13-2007, 06:45 PM

I have stayed at the fairgrounds in Napa and it was adequate for a short stay. The only thing that made our stay worthwhile was that there was a cajun festival there the weekend we were.

Another really nice place is a little further out at skyline wilderness park. Reservations for electric and water, sewer first come first served with dump station on site.

If you have never been to Napa/Sonoma your in for a treat (assuming you like wine

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