Clark Park

Arrived late, but easiest check in. Super clean shower, was a fee but worth it. Nice laundry facilities, and very level gravel spaces- that were huge. We are small but would have felt comfortable coming here with the biggest rig. The owner is super nice too. Literally nothing I would complain about ever here. Maverick gas station next to park has everything you need too. And biggest cleanest dog run ever.

We were told they do not take reservations and it is first come, first serve; however, they told us it was a really busy time for them and to call early (b/w 7&8 am) the day of and they would set aside a spot for us. They did and nothing could have worked smoother. $40 cash in the drop box. Tag on the post. Spot was very wide. LOTS of room and not one person needed to interact with us = perfect. Grounds were clean (did not use the facilities), HUGE dog area and small playground or picnicking area if you need one. Good place to walk AND we felt safe! Many renters, although not the mess we often see when this is the case. They run a tight ship. We stayed the one night and because everything was working in our favor, we did the same on our return trip. ***Nestled between railroad tracks and freeway - both of which usually are troublesome for me - nope, not here. TREES! ALSO, El Aguila Real is a very nice little Mexican restaurant super close by - we hit it going and coming.

The check-in is completely diy there is no staff it's basically like a state park reas the board, pick a spot, and go back to fill out the drop envelope.

The layout is poorly down the map and signs say do not enter for the right side of the overnight area going both directions so one way or another you will be going the "wrong way" I got a kick out of that. You can't have 2x 1 way streets while not allowing access to like 8 spaces. But is no biggie you can clearly see everything and no possibly of traffic or accidents just piss poor labeling

We are full-timers in a 36 ft Class A with a Cherokee Trailhawk tow. We were in site 54 for one night in late May. The CG is very clean and well maintained. Although, the CG website says they don’t take reservations, as they always have spaces available, but there were only a couple open when we arrived.

AT&T coverage was pretty good, ranging from 2-3 bars of 5G, with speeds up to 9 MB/s. Site 54 had access all 3 western DISH satellites.

Great place to stop with lots of pull-throughs we paid $40 for full hookups includes basic cable. About 70% are full-time residents here but segregated from the pull throughs for the overnighters.
Largest dog run I've seen in my life mostly gravel with a few spots of grass. Laundromat on site. Did not use so we don't know the cost.
Sites are incredibly level all we had to do is drop our jacks. Pull throughs are grass-free and 100% pea gravel with a picnic table at most spots.

This is a very clean and well kept park. Flat gravel pads with plenty of room. We were greeted by the manager before we even stopped the truck. Self check-in after hours. Super large and clean bathrooms.
Cash preferred. El Aguila Mexcan restaurant nearby. Etcheverry Food Town grocery has everything you need. I would stay two nights next time just to get a rest from that long haul on hwy 80.

All parks should be like this: no reservations, self-check in, pick your own spot, wide pull throughs, easy access from the street. Not too far from I-80, but NO road noise. Clean restrooms and big laundry. Well maintained and good size park, no issue staying over when we needed to hunker down due to bad weather (SNOW + WIND) in early May. Only negative was the pay showers - c'mon $40 for a site and I need to pay extra for a 3 minute shower which is not enough time to barely soap up! 50 cents for additional time. Otherwise, I highly recommend the park and would definitely stay here again, pay showers notwithstanding. Thanks to others for tip about Maverick gas right down the street - definitely good prices & easy in/out.