Loomis RV Park

Kudos to Mike! He had taken over the park in the past year and from prior reviews and now my own experience, the park is a work in progress. Mike was very friendly, accommodating, and helpful.

Started the journey via a phone call near the end of posted hours on Saturday. Left voicemail and followed up with an online request. I was anxious as the office is closed on Sunday and I had no actual confirmation. Mike called me close to 7pm and let me know I was good to go, gave me a spot number, and was going to leave a map/information on the office window. Much relieved to have the personal
interaction.

The stay was adequate, I had full hookups on a pull through site for $65/night plus tax and fees. My only downside was not having a shaded site but I had a spot for the holiday. The neighbors were quiet and most of the park is full time and area kept clean unlike what I read on past reviews. There is a train track close by (I like trains!) and periodically a short train would go through; you knew they were there but really for a very brief time.

Showers/bathroom (men only as I was alone) were clean and had plenty of soap, papers towels, and water pressure. I could tell that there were upgrades being done in the area.

Pool looked clean and inviting although the access was locked at 7pm nightly. I didn’t use it but probably would have had it been open later.

Pro tip: top off your propane here. Best price I’ve encountered in months.

If up in the area again, I’ll be sure to give this place another visit and look forward to see the new management continue the work in progress.

The Location.
So this place is in Loomas CA. Just up I80 from Roseville CA and about 45 minutes from Downtown Sacramento. But being a Sacramento native I can assure you that this area is 1000% better then what you will get in Sacramento.
Yes there are full time residents. And yes there are probably section 8 people.
But it’s definitely better then most places in Sacramento.
Roseville is a major train yard and Loomas is next to the main line.
The park is about 1/4 mile away from the tracks and a grade crossing. So yes you will hear them roll past.
The spot I got was a little tight to back into with a 35 foot horse trailer. But it fit.
The staff is nice enough and the place is owned by some corporation. New WIFI is scheduled to go in soon. Some trees are in need of a trim. But I cleared most of them and I’m 13.6 tall.
The site.
My site has 50, 30, and 15 amps in the box. Water is good and fresh with no funky taste. That’s one thing this area has going for it. I’m staying for 2 weeks so I can get my truck fixed at the dealership in Sacramento. I normally try and boondock as much as I can. But I have family here and this place had a spot and they were able to get me in without a reservation. Most places in Sacramento are going to be full all the time.
Sacramento and California is quickly becoming a homeless camp. Loomas is one place that the tweakers don’t hang around much.
The place is clean with little trash and allowed my 2 big dogs.
While sitting outside you don’t hear screaming people like most places in Sacramento.
Rates.
Rates are 55 per night. 300 a week and a little less a month. But it’s only a couple of weeks that I’ll be here.

I will start by saying I didn’t stay here. I drove in for a view of the area before bringing my family here.

I will say it’s not a resort but yet a basic RV park. Throughout the park you will notice a lot of full timers with their cluttered junk and sheds out front of their rigs.

It was pretty clean but each site was not maintain equally, full timer sites are in need of cleaning and maintaining.

The kids stuff such as playground are a little in need of repair and refurb.

If you are just staying one or two nights or passing through for a few hours I’m sure it’s fine. I would not stay here for longer as it just seems to not match the expectations you’d have for paying the same as a KOA.