River Reflections Rv Park & Campground

Absolutely Loving the Oroville reggae fes! But, very very long intermission. Still awaiting other performances by Luciano, Jo Mercer, Stephan Marley.. will post pics of course as they come on stage. One Love!!!
Update!!! Jo Mercier & Don Carlos Stephen Marley tore it up!!!
Jah Rastafari!!!

What an amazing spot!!! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND for campers, RV-​ERS, and especially fishing folks! Trout and steel head fishing is great and the salmon season opens July 16, 2015!!! The hosts Val and Jack couldn’t be nicer. This is a quiet, clean and beautiful park and a great escape not too far from the city, but feels like a different world — Peaceful, relaxing and great for swimming boating and kayaking also! They also have occasional events like concerts, movies etc. A HIGH FIVE STARS for River Reflections!

We stayed here a few years back and had a wonderful time. The lady in front and her husband were very nice and made sure to give us a good pull-​thru spot with river view that had recently cancelled before we arrived. When we wanted to visit family in the area again, we immediately thought of this place and have booked a 4-​night stay over the weekend. The showers/​bathrooms are minimal and mostly concrete but that is to be expected in most campgrounds. I would highly recommend this place to others. As someone else said, you can’t tell how close you are to the freeway so it is an oasis and reprieve from a generally blah landscape as you’re driving into the area, plus being by the river we had such a good breeze at night.

We just returned from a wonderful weekend at the River Reflections Rv Resort and Campground in Oroville. This a wonderful and peaceful Rv Campground that seems like a oasis in the middle of a grey landscape. It is just off the highway but you really won’t feel like you are close to the highway. The RV spots are nestled in the trees and right next to the Feather River with grass surrounding gravel pads. Our spot was level and had a fire pit and picnic table. If you want the best spot in the campground we would recommend space #37. It has an amazing view of the river and only has one neighbor. The staff was polite and very welcoming.
The only bad things here were the restrooms. Really they were bad with water on the floors and only on stall working. If the restrooms were nicer we would have rated this campground higher.
We also noticed that there seemed to be a few long term residents in the park. The rules at check in stated you could only stay for 14 days at a time, but some had clearly been here much longer. When folks start building things onto their trailers they have been here a while.
We will be bad for sure. Even with the bathroom condition, this is a beautiful Rv Resort/​Campground worth your consideration when in Oroville. It is so much more that the KOA at Feather Falls as that just seems like a parking lot with hook ups.

We just got back from staying only 1 night and we are already planning to go back. For an RV park with hookups this one seems more like a park and less like a parking lot. A lot of grass and trees and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. Even when we had unexpected guests for dinner they had no problem with it. They have a floating movie screen that they project movies onto at night and they are next door to a combat paintball company! Don’t be put off by the proximity to highway 70 because once you are in the park you can’t hear the road noise at all. They also have 2 little log cabins that you can choose and the tent camping right next to the river under trees and on grass is very nice. I highly recommend this place.

We got a spot overlooking the river. Peaceful, beautiful, clean, green. Nice staff, let us park trailer early on arrival day, accommodating. Lots of birds, close to Lake Oroville.

This is a class act, family oriented RV Park and Campground. It accommodates both RVs and tents. Most RV sites have full hookups and all have water and electric. The park is immaculate and very quiet. Even though it is surrounded by a semi industrial area, the park itself is right on the Feather River and is beautifully planted and landscaped. There are free showers in the very clean bath house/​bathrooms.

I’m a camper. I can handle the outdoors to a certain extent only nowadays since I’ve been spoiled by KOA style camping, but have done my share of bare bones camping camping, and that’s the best way i can describe this place in few words.
Finding the location wasn’t that hard at all. Arrived around 1930 right off to the left side of Hgwy 70. Pretty dark in that area but they have a pretty big sign all lit up marking its location. The check in office is small. Very minimal things to inform you on the area really. The owners though are very nice. The owner lead us to our site, 88, via golf cart. It was about 50ft from the actual river. There was a little hill to traverse down to the waters edge. Site had a fire pit, no electric outlets but luckily the gazebo right next to it did, one water faucet as well and by chance we had an extra table, so that helped out a bit.
Now to the park itself. When I said bare bones, it’s pretty much that. There’s a small store that offers not too much at all, but luckily there’s a Wal-​Mart nearby, kind of kills the «camping» experience, but we had to frequent it for necessities like Ice, Meat, and other stuff. The camp ground itself doesn’t offer much anmeties besides the two stall, one urinal, two showers mens room/​bathhouse, a small launch ramp for maybe kayaks only and row boats, and that’s about it besides the river. Not much at all. But if you just need a place to camp out, then head off to maybe Lake Oroville or Feather Falls, then this would be a place just to do that.
The mega downside… THE BUGS! I know they can’t help it, but the sites right by the river had an abundance of mosquitos, flies, and maybe fleas. All hours of the day literally. So that was an annoyance, but lesson learned.
Come back? Probably not.