Orange Grove RV Park

Bakersfield, United States

4.4

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12 reviews

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+1 661-366-4662
Website:
www.orangegrovervpark.com
Address:
1452 South Edison Rd, Bakersfield, CA, 93307
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Today 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Bakersfield) 09:45 Sunday, 1 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Thursday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Friday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am – 11:00 am
2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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12 reviews of Orange Grove RV Park

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Place rating: 5
Federal Way, WA
So fun to pick a bag of oranges! Nice find as we were looking for our nights rest place. Lots of amenities including RV/​car wash area and lodge. Clean and TV and wifi excellent.
Place rating: 5
Raleigh, NC
We were very pleasantly surprised by this place! Made a last minute reservation as we were passing through! It is located in a beautiful orange grove. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Gave us great suggestions for dinner. AND yes! You can pick oranges from the grove for free! They were ripe and wonderful!
Place rating: 5
Sierra Vista, AZ
A road closure over the summit of the Tehachapi Mountains found us back tracking from our eastbound route back to Orange Grove to spend the night. The park is located right off Highway 58, with very easy on and off access. Clean and neat and well maintained, each site has a couple orange trees right outside your door. And you can pick some to eat! We didn’t have time to explore most of the amenities, but we did enjoy the clean showers! We enjoyed our unexpected stay, and would definitely stay again if we have the chance. Friendly and helpful staff were appreciated! Oh… and they have free coffee & donuts in the mornings!
Place rating: 1
Phoenix, AZ
They have horrible staff! Do not stay at this place, just keep driving! worst RV park of our tripThe bathrooms are clean because no one comes to this establishment. The people who run the place are rude and the environment is very uninviting. I wouldn’t stay here if they gave me a free night.
Place rating: 5
Running Springs, CA
$ 36 a night cash, seriously. Nicest park we have ever stayed at, with exceptionally clean and well appointed showers (four double clothes hooks, bench, soap dish and two corner shelves for shampoo, etc. plus large ADA shower stalls), all sites are pull through, level and roomy enough for the monsters with big slide outs. We have paid a lot more for a lot less in the way amenities and space.
Yes, there is occasional freeway and train noise, especially if the park is nearly empty as it was when we were there. More rigs between yours and the freeway should reduce the noise considerably.
The park is approximately fifteen minutes away from the Costco gas station off the 99 at Rosedale Hwy. However DO NOT drive into the Costco gas line with a huge motorhome or trailer. There may not be enough space between the end of the pump island to turn without taking out a chunk of the vehicle.
Place rating: 5
Santa Ana, CA
We LOVE this park. It is exceptionally clean and well managed. After hours arrangements are efficient. The sites are flat and spacious, with orange trees at every one. They have an off-​leash dog run, hundreds of trees you can pick oranges from, and the bathrooms are spotless. They have a section for overnight guests, with longer term residents in their own sections. We’ve stayed here three times, and each time we have been delighted. Reliable WiFi, and reasonable prices, too!
Place rating: 5
Bakersfield, CA
We have been wanting to stay here for quite awhile ever since our neighbors told us that they used to come out every winter for a weekend or two so they can get away and pick some of the sweetest oranges ever.
So we decided since we had some repairs done on our rig and we wanted to make sure all was well that we’d give this place a try. I called on a Friday afternoon to see if we needed a reservation and she did say we should since it was their busy season.
We arrived around 3 and were surprised that there were quite a lot of RV’s there. The office staff was friendly and they offered discounts and had all the amenities we like. Full hookups WIFI cable and there is plenty of room for the pets and lots of dog stations. There is a pool, a lodge, a horseshoe pit and many many orange trees to pick oranges between December through April and they provide orange pickers for your easy picking convenience. And boy are they sweet and juicy.
The park is nice and clean, the sites are gravel and level pull thrus with orange trees that line each. There is a bathroom, laundry room, fitness room and we usually don’t use the park restrooms but we had a bathroom malfunction and had to resort to that. We’ve never seen such clean and nice bathrooms in a park before.
Some other reviews mentioned the trains and it’s funny how you only notice that they blow the whistle at night. I never heard it during the day. But we travel a lot and it seems like most RV parks there are train tracks but a lot closer than these. You don’t hear the highway at all really quiet and nice here.
Place rating: 5
Roseville, CA
I love this RV park! I’m not a fan of an rv park, preferring a campground but when passing through, an rv park serves the purpose. This park is fresh & clean and the staff was pleasant & efficient. If you come during orange season, you might actually pick a fresh orange (if you’re lucky enough to have any within arm’s reach). The rv park is convenient off the freeway. Traffic noise wasn’t noticeable but you do hear train whistles. Free coffee & fresh donuts in the morning. Hospitable!
Place rating: 5
Shreveport, LA
We drove from Shreveport, LA to Camano Island, WA & back to Shreveport, LA. Stayed in many many RV parks along the way. This was my favorite one. Staff was so very friendly & helpful. The park is beautiful with level concrete sites. We were allowed to pick a bag of the sweetest, juiciest oranges I’ve ever had. I would highly recommend it.
Place rating: 3
Santa Cruz, CA
We stayed at Orange Grove RV for 1 night on our way down South and were very impressed. The park is well laid out and clean. Everyone was really nice. It is in an actual Orange Grove and they let you pick up to a bagful. We did and they’re delicious. Some reviewers complained about the trains: you can hear them every now and then, but in a far-​off, romantic kind of way. It didn’t bother us at all. We would definitely stop here again.
Place rating: 4
Portland, OR
This is a pretty large Campground, but because of its location (and perhaps the time of year we chose to go) there were not many other campers there and the ones that were were not very social.
It is very complete and even has picnic tables next to each space so if you’re tired of being cooped up in your RV you can always take in the fresh air and smell of the local Orange Trees that are planted throughout this park. The trees are quite vibrant and beautiful.
This place has a Rec Center as well if you like.
Full Hook Ups
They have a pool
Convenience Store
FREE WI-​FI!
The trash dumpsters are in many locations and easily accessible.
The neighbors that come here are nice, cordial, respectful, and quiet.
They offer a 10% Discount to those with AAA. Also offer discounts to AARP, Good Sam memberships, and to groups of 6 or more site rentals.
Pet Friendly
Place rating: 5
OREGON HOUSE, CA
YES! YES! YES! This is a great place to stop for a night or two, or for an extended stay if you’re going to Bakersfield! The staff was friendly, the entire site was spotlessly clean, and very well designed. Every RV site had orange trees in it. The entire park is encircled by full grown orange trees that smell heavenly, and buffer any traffic noise. There was a workout center, beautiful, clean showers & restrooms, and very nice laundry facilities. Everything worked just fine, it was quiet at night, and friendly in the daytime. Even the dog park was fabulous!
This will now be our stopping place in Bakersfield for all of our trailer trips. Awesome!