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Just curious, was “Auburn RV Park“ the new one by Bell and I-80? Dont know anything about it other than driving by it all the time. Looks convenient but from your experience (and the fact that its right next to the interstate and a busy on/off ramp) it would be hard to reccomended it. Auburn Gold Country RV Park is no gem either (customer service seemed non-existent when I stopped in) but for just an overnight or two it would be ok. This area really doesn't have much to offer for camping, much less hook-ups for an RV.I recently was picking up a “new to me” 2016 Monaco Trek in the Sacramento,CA. area. I decided to camp nearby the first night before the trip back home. Going online; Auburn RV Park asked me to fill out their application first and they would then get back to me with their response. For one midweek night they wanted: model, year and condition of rv and also of any other vehicles. They also wanted my FICO score and the reason why I would be staying there. Incensed, I filled it out; one female in a Monaco, no pets, 830 Fico score. They turned me down. I guess I wasn’t good enough for them.
I ended up staying at Auburn Gold Country RV Park instead. I arrived at 5 pm, the office was already closed and they had assigned me to a site literally 5’ from the dump station.
Yes, that was the new rv park next to the freeway. I happened to notice it the first time I drove by when leaving a purchase deposit for my rv. I had stayed at Auburn Gold Country RV park years ago and remembered how far away from the fwy it was. So I thought I would give the new park a try. They claimed they were full for one midweek night, after reviewing my online application. Never in nine years of rving have I encountered this before.Just curious, was “Auburn RV Park“ the new one by Bell and I-80? Dont know anything about it other than driving by it all the time. Looks convenient but from your experience (and the fact that its right next to the interstate and a busy on/off ramp) it would be hard to reccomended it. Auburn Gold Country RV Park is no gem either (customer service seemed non-existent when I stopped in) but for just an overnight or two it would be ok. This area really doesn't have much to offer for camping, much less hook-ups for an RV.