The Parkway RV Resort sits right off I-5 near Orland, making it convenient if you’re driving through California’s Central Valley with your dog. From Exit 619, you’re just half a mile west, and the tall palm trees are easy to spot from the road. The appeal here is straightforward: large, level pull-through sites with plenty of shade from mature trees, each one genuinely private feeling despite being in a developed park.

All 70-foot sites come with 20, 30, or 50 amp service plus sewer and water hookups, which matters if you’re staying more than a night or two. They also have tent sites if you’re not in an RV. The layout gives dogs room to move around between sites, and there’s enough space that you won’t feel cramped even in peak season.

Amenities include laundry, showers, a pool (though you’ll want to check if dogs can use the grounds around it), a convenience store, and a club room for groups. WiFi is available throughout the resort. They’ve recently added electric car charging for $10 if that’s relevant to your vehicle.

What sets this place apart a bit is the onsite tasting room where you can sample local Glenn County wines, cheeses, and other products. It’s a nice touch if you want to spend an afternoon without leaving the property. Dogs are welcome throughout, and kids are too, so it’s genuinely family-friendly in the broader sense.

The location works well if you’re heading toward Black Butte Lake for hiking or just need a solid overnight spot on a long drive. It’s not fancy, but the shaded sites and practical amenities mean you and your dog will be comfortable. The fact that they welcome groups suggests the management handles activity and noise reasonably well.