Snug Harbor RV Park

I was on a road trip through some Wine Country and North Delta sites and all the stays near Sacramento were stupid-expensive. However, off the beaten path between Sacramento and Antioch is the North Delta town of Walnut Grove and, along the guard-rail-less roads that top the levees there, this RV park that was reasonably priced for NorCal.It turned out to be an adorable little RV and mobile home park on a sand bar between forks of Steamboat Slough. The tiny mobile home I rented via booking.com (I think) was chilly but the heat worked and had enough accoutrements to survive the night. The TV's signal was iffy, but enough to watch some local stuff. They even provided companionship as a little mouse buddy scurried past my feet while on the commode! The area is slow-moving and pretty, but be warned: There isn't a restaurant for quite some distance - especially when the ferries are closed for the season - and the shop at the check-in counter doesn't have much and closes pretty early. (I think I got there at 6 pm or so and she was closing up the moment I left!) Bring your own meals. If allowed, pics are at https://www.flickr.com/photos/geoffdude/albums/72177720321535365/

As a first time visitor and guest of friends who are frequent visitors. I was disappointed in the service and treatment that we received on November 2, 2024. What started as a birthday event turned into a nightmare due to the attending staff on duty. Not sure who the guy was as he would not give his name. We have never seen this person in all the years we've patronized this campground. He appeared to be in his early 30's, thin build, had a strong southern accent, rode a electric Hoover device, and referred to himself as the maintenance staff early in the day. We spoke to someone at the front desk before we arrived (appr. 7:30 am) who told us that the power has been out at he park since the previous night and was expected to come back on at 12 noon. Having been told this info we decided to bring a generator to the tent site for power.The maintenance guy appeared to have an issue with the generator the moment he laid eyes on it. He immediately informed me that it would need to be turned off by nightfall. This was news to me as other had generators on thought the day and I have never been told this information before having stayed over in my camping trailer. As the website indicates, I have always adhered to the 11:00pm-8:00 am quiet hour so I was a bit confused at his request.After our first encounter with the maintenance guy regarding the generator, while we were packing to leave at (appr. 7pm), he trolled the area, was extremely controversial regarding a generator being used after dark. He continues to be confrontational, aggressively yelling and targeting our group. He call us racial slurs and said that only trash rents the $40 tent sites and that he had a recent encounter with tent guests who were problematic. He said tent guests are always an issue and only trash visitors rents the tent sites.I was alarmed because my RV group frequently visits this campground as do I and have also rented the cabins on numerous occasions.When asked to leave due to his erratic behavior which appeared to be drug induced; He was irrational, got within inches of my face and yelled you need to leave now or I will call the police. On the phone myself I ask how was he sure he wasn't speaking with a police officer? Little, did he know i was.He continues his threatening behavior, shining a flashlight in our faces and was persistent in showcasing his unprofessionalism. I asked had he been using a mind altering substance due to his unrelenting stane which was captured on video! He said that he was close to me to see if I had been drinking. I told him I have never drank or smoked any substance in my life and politely asked that he step away from my personal space.He then chanted that he needed to be close to me and that he could take me down with one hand behind his back as he was trained to do so.We love this place and we have recommended a lot of people in our RV network to visit here due to the tranquility and positive experiences we've had over the years. All has changed since this recent encounter with you new maintenance staff member. I would recommend for good report with future campers that you remove this guy from your facility immediately .I can assure that he will hurt the prospects of future and continuing business relationships. He is not a good representation of Snug Harbor.

Horrible customer service. We had a reservation and spent a couple hours driving around trying to find a bridge to cross but every single bridge and ferry was closed. I contacted the host who kept saying take 84 I which I replied I cannot even get to 84 because all the bridges are closed. He just kept asking if I wanted to cancel and that if I did it would be non refundable despite not being able to physically drive there. I screen shotted all the access points as you can see in the pictures. Every yellow hazard symbol was a closure. I also told him they should have been proactive in calling anyone with a reservation to let us know so we didn't waste hours driving around. Do not recommend.

What a gem. Unfortunately the ferries were out- which was not in the control of the RV park, otherwise everyone was just wonderful. They had propane for sale on site and even delivered our tanks to us! They moved us to a more level site during a rare rainy day when we checked in. They are doing lots of renovating, the office floor was completely redone during our stay. We will definitely stay here again when in the area.

We go here every year for our annual kids out of school summer holiday. We bring our boat, fish, take the kids tubing, jet ski, float around by the docks, swim! The cabins are so cute, I get the kids their own and the adults all get their own right next door to each other. It's amazing good fun. Danny the GM will be greatly missed he was a gem and made sure we always had a great time.

Snug Harbor is a nice RV park. We had a good time with our kids there. The staff is really friendly and helpful when my rig had a flat. Definitely plan on going back soon.

We spent 3 days in a waterfront cabin at Snug Harbor. We had a great time and I was sorry to leave.My thing is kayaking and I couldn't have been happier. You can launch from a dock, boat ramp, or their clean sandy beach (my choice). Good location for exploring the waterways of the delta.My friend is into fishing, and spent many hours fishing from the dock located a few steps from our tidy, tiny, well appointed cabin.This place is under new ownership and is nothing like the old place my sister visited a few years ago. The park is quiet (or it was during our November visit), neat, clean, and the owner and their staff were kind, helpful, attentive, all while also respecting our privacy. They made us feel like they sincerely wanted us to enjoy ourselves, which we did.I will be going back in 2023.

We just got back from a family vacation. My husband did a lot of research between Snug Harbor and Ko-Ket. We chose Snug Harbor, honestly because it was about $700 cheaper and because they advertise that they have an arcarde.The pictures on their website are very old and photoshopped. The arcade is permantely closed. The place is run down and in some serious need of TLC. When I went to check in, the older lady in the office, was shocked that I was checking in and slightly rude. She eventually calmed down. The "store" has a lot of spider webs and spiders. It could be real cute. I love camp stores, they always carry unique stuff. This store did not have a lot of character. Hardly had what you forgot at home. Needed to be stocked for sure.We find out duplex and it is like the store, in need of some serious TLC. The lower deck is bowing, the upper deck has some cracks that are sharp if you are walking bare foot, the outside of the cabins are falling apart, the studio comes with keys but you cannot lock it from the outside and it had a weird smell to it, and the spiders and spider webs make it look extra creepy. We go inside and it's the same. Lots of spiders and spider webs. We only got one roll of toilet paper in each unit. It looked like no one really cleaned inbetween families. They just gave us clean linens and towels. The sofa has some serious stains on them and the cushions look like someone took a knife to them. We used extra sheets and blankets to cover it just so we can sit on it. We paid for the WIFI but it didn't work and kept trying to ask me to pay more. We ended up upgrading our cell service so we can use a hotspot, just so the kids can play roblox and watch disney + at night.Our BBQ had a very old kabob in it. Clearly no one looks at them.Overall, we learned that you get what you pay for. Be aware the pics on their website are REALLY old. The entire place needs some love. Some units are clearly owned by people, and those look great. The rentals are all falling apart.The covered berths are falling apart. They want to charge you $38 a foot to rent them out. They are dangerous to walk on let alone park your expensive boat in.The new guy that they hired for the front was very friendly. We will never be back here again.

We accidentally found this place as a stopping point to a further destination. We're stoked to find it! Richard was exceptionally easy to work with getting situated and the spot was amazing. He even helped me figure out some issues I had going on with my toy hauler. There are several docks to go fishing on with a cute little beach to hangout at the end. We're looking forward to intentionally visiting next time and staying for longer. I would recommend to family and friends and will be visiting again.

Total dump! Beware of this RV Park. Looks like a prison camp. I wanted to celebrate my birthday there with my family, to find out this place is a scam!! The host was not available, we lefted!! Good news, I got my money refunded!!