Corning, California, reigns as the Olive Capital of the World. Plant your RV at one of 13 parks here to savor the annual Olive Festival, hook trout on the Sacramento River, and chase jackpots at Rolling Hills Casino. Affordable rates from $37 nightly make this farm-town gem a smart stop on Highway 99.
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Corning thrives on olive orchards that stretch across Tehama County. Locals celebrate with the Olive Festival each April at Olive City Park, where vendors hawk olive tapenades and oils. The Sacramento River curves nearby, drawing anglers and kayakers to spots like Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area. Rolling Hills Casino lights up the night with slots and steak buffets just west on Paskenta Road.
RV parks anchor your Corning adventure. Gamblers and big-rig drivers pick Rolling Hills Casino Truck Lot for pet-friendly pull-through sites, WiFi, and a dump station at $49 to $69 per night. Budget hunters grab 99 West RV Park on Highway 99 for $37 starting rates and WiFi. Families choose Heritage RV Park for 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi comfort. Woodson Bridge RV Park suits river lovers with WiFi from $38 nightly.
Corning earns fame as the Olive Capital of the World. Orchards blanket the valley, fueling the April Olive Festival at Olive City Park with tastings and parades. The Sacramento River adds fishing draws, while Rolling Hills Casino packs in gamblers from Interstate 5.
Find 13 RV parks right in Corning, including Rolling Hills Casino Truck Lot, Woodson Bridge RV Park, Heritage RV Park, and 99 West RV Park. These spots hug Highway 99 and Paskenta Road with WiFi, pull-throughs, and rates from $37. Most sit minutes from the Sacramento River and casino.
Yes, Rolling Hills Casino Truck Lot welcomes pets with pull-through sites, WiFi, and a dump station. This casino-adjacent park charges $49-$69 nightly and suits travelers with dogs. Other parks like Heritage may allow pets; call ahead to confirm policies amid the 13 total options.