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Coachland RV Park
Coachland RV Park
Coachland RV Park

Coachland RV Park in the United States

Truckee , the United States

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3.5 / 5 (21 votes)

Coachland RV Park

10100 Pioneer Trail
96161 Truckee
the United States
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Coachland is an RV park in the High Sierras where one can truly enjoy the change of seasons all year long. Located at an elevation of 5900 feet, just outside the historic town of Truckee and just 20 minutes from beautiful Lake Tahoe, Coachland guests enjoy ideal temperatures and an endless array of outdoor activities. We are conveniently located on Highway 89 North, 1/4 mile North of Interstate 80. All of the roads within’ our park are paved and of sufficient length & width to fit your rig. All of our sites are pull thru's (so pulling in and out is easy) and include FULL hookups. Digital cable TV and Wireless Internet are provided at no additional charge. We look forward to your visit!

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Accommodations

Caravans
Campers

Facilities

Electricity
Water connection
Sewer connection
Gas bottle exchange
Wifi
Drying room

Suitability

Dogs allowed

Recreation

Playground
Golf
Boat hire

Sanitary

Baby changing room
Washing cabins
Washing machines
Dryers
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Anonymous

Coachland no longer books in advance, is moving towards Reserve America for booking and will not allow rigs shorter than 26ft. No rigs past 10 years old. This I understand and have seen before. Size requirement is confusing as eliminates the entire fleet of Mercedes coaches. They are really restricting availability to reduce demand. So unless you are longer than 26ft, 10 years or newer and can book a few days last minute you will want to try another park. If you call the office staff will quickly dismiss you by saying not taking reservations for the summer. Was a nice place to stay but it is a private park and they reserve the right to service as desired. So unless you fit the criteria, save yourself some time and aggravation as the staff is not welcoming to speak with.

3 years ago

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Anonymous

Super easy to access, very clean, friendly service. Sites are all pull through and in pairs so you are pretty close to your neighbors. Far busier than I expected for winter! There is WiFi available but I found it too slow to be functional even for basics, however cell service is good so there were no concerns with connectivity. Also has a big, fenced in dog park. A great home base to go exploring!

3 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

The sites are very close together and it is expensive, other that that it has all the services you could need. There is a dump station you can use for $15 without camping. If you don't need hookups Prosser Creek Reservoir is much more scenic, quiet and more private.

3 years ago

Anonymous
Anonymous

Nice park close to downtown Truckee. Pull-thru sites are spacious. Access from both sides so RV's are back to back. No having to step out your door just to see the neighbor's sewer hook-up. Nice picnic tables. No fire pit which is understandable. Bathrooms are clean but a bit outdated.

3 years ago

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Anonymous

We stayed here in our 38' motorhome with toad and had plenty of room. Our site had plenty of space to set up and enjoy under the trees. The park had a great staff and a great community room. They served almost a full breakfast on Saturdays! The town of Truckee has a small town feel, but had all the stores you need. They have a Thursday Market which was fun with live music. We did a day trip to Lake Tahoe which was close and beautiful.

4 years ago

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