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Passing thru Bakersfield, looking for a night stay. Orange Grove was not our first choice, but what a gem. Easy off/on to the freeway. Level sites, semi-quiet (trains in the distance every 30 minutes), and if you come in March like we did, all the oranges you can pick, for free. They were liquid sugar! Donuts and coffee the morning of our departure. We have moved this to the top of the Bakersfield list.

First time staying here. Very few people. Clean and quiet. Sites are level and have full hookups. Will stay here again.

I had never been to Bakersfield before and as I got into town, my first instinct was to keep driving. Orange Grove RV park was great! Nice large sites with orange trees everywhere. Spending my time between Colorado and Alaska, orange trees are not something I get to see. I would definitely stay here again.

Stayed here in Jan 2016. Beautiful, clean, pull through so, wide lanes. Pick a bag full of oranges. Friendly, clean.

Loved this place; quality throughout. Maintenance guy was a little testy, but otherwise can not fault this place. It is a must stop for us whenever we are through.

Bathrooms and showers were immaculate! Said they had problems with ants because of drought. Wasn't much of problem for us. One night. Pool nice and in shade

36.00 cash for good sam
Wifi fair

Really organised and friendly campground. Interior roads are paved, individual sites are gravel, but level. Large pull thru sites. Navel Orange trees everywhere and help yourself to the fruit in winter. Very clean and well kept all around, especially the bathrooms/showers. Would definitely stay here again.

11/23/12. A favorite, excellent bathroom/showers, always clean and well maintained. Help yourself to oranges in winter season. Very friendly staff. Big rig oriented, all paved and level, mostly pull through s, but always welcome us in our little Casita. $27/nt for water/elect only site with Good Sam.