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Large location with laundry and showers available for $15. Denny’s In the same parking lot. Friendly staff

Stayed the night with our converted shuttle bus. Has a nice Denny’s and subway. Bathrooms are small but do the trick to wash up. Store has basic needs for the road. With ear plugs in I didn’t hear a thing all night. Felt safe. Well lit area.

Stayed on a Monday night. Arrived after sunset, station was very busy. We filled with gas & inquired about RV parking. Were directed to the front near the two other RV’s in the lot. Pulled between those two. We put in our earplugs & had a restful night’s sleep. Coffee in the mornilng & we were back on the road. Unfortunately we are gluten intolerant & cannot eat most of the food available. We found the staff helpful and courteous. The store & restrooms were clean.

Spacious, 3 RV lanes. Only got fuel so can’t speak to other services. In and out easily, One staff contacted was friendly and helpful.

Spent the night in one of the RV spots, located in front of the store. We had to get off of the road for the night due to heavy fog. For what it was, it was great. Being able to get off the road, safely sleep for the night. Sure, you may get awakened a few times during the night, but we knew that staying there. Grab a cup of coffee in the morning and left just as the fog broke. I am glad it was available.

There wasn't any fresh water to fill our fresh tank with. And the customer service representatives were rude

Yes...Pilot is mainly a truckstop. Sure you have some drivers who will not follow rules. So all you RV "Recreation Vehicle" owners remember us truck drivers work and live on the road. You stopped and at a truck stop and didn't like trucks coming and going? That is what campgrounds are for. Don't blame Pilot.

Stayed overnight on three occasions (last time was Sept 2013). They have about 11 dedicated RV spaces(one handicap). However, I've found truck tractors and autos hogging the pull-thrus at times. RVers have squeezed into other spaces (auto spaces) without issues. The Flying J is full service, has a Denny's, Subway and store. This place is about a quarter-mile from busy I-5, so spaces will fill-up at night. HINT: there's more overnight RV parking about a quarter-mile east on highway 12, on the loop-road next to ARCO c-store (I overnighted there twice, not as comfortable as Flying J).

RV parking was separate from truck parking. Grass area to walk our dog was nice. The Flying J was well stocked, clean and employees were very nice!!!! Great experience if I don't stay here I will make this a stop during our vacations to CA!

Don't bother with rv parking, out of 8 spots , there were 7 semi's. Manager kept running them off and more would pull right back in. Not safe for RV with them pulling around you all night.

Cold showers and rude staff. I would not recommend at all.