Skyline Wilderness Park

This park is hit and miss. The sites are all gravel, close together and not really cared for but still not bad. It is $35 per night and they limit stays to 14 days max, 1 night out and then 14 days again. During our time here we had neighbors in Prevost buses and sleeping in vans; very mixed company but all really nice. The value in this location is THE location. Skyline was utilized a couple years ago for World Cup Mountain Bike Racing and the trails prove their worth. Amazing riding and hiking right from the campground. The park is also home to a world class frisbee golf course which was always busy during the week and absolutely packed on weekends. We spent an evening at Napa Fair Park and found Skyline to be much better. There were days at Skyline where it was so quiet you could literally hear the birds chirping in the trees across the road from our closed rig! Verizon signal was excellent. Not a sexy campground but everything worked and the price was right for the area.Not impressed by this place. A bit pricey for what you get and the camphosts were a bit rude; one even took the time to "remind" us of checkout at noon even though it was 11 and we were about 30 minutes away from taking off. $50 per night. Drops to $45 with AAA but the park has no amenities other than the 2 old laundry machines. Well spaced concrete pads, no tree cover, Wifi was sporadic. Located on Silverado Trail it is easy to get around the valley from here. Surrounded by industrial businesses the place is a bit noisy during the day. We ended up moving up to Skyline which is a stark contrast to this park. Verizon data was a bit sluggish on 3g and okay on 4g; we found that Skyline had much better speeds for both.