LOTS of cactus. Pictures from some of the campgrounds we have stayed in
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Organ Pipes Cactus National Monument
LOTS of cactus.
Battle Creek Campground, Lassen National Forest
More big trees
with incredibly dark blue sky
Battle Creek itself
Camp Pendleton Marine Base. This is at the O'Neil Lake Campground
Camp San Luis Obispo, the original home of the California National Guard.
Crescent City Redwoods RV Park Actually about 4 miles
north of Crescent City Redwoods RV park is a great park. Huge trees and
lots of space between campsites.
Dorabella Campground, Sierra National Forrest
It took Gail and I about 30 minutes to get the trailer stuck on some of those
little concrete posts. It took about an hour and a half for 6 helpers to
get us unstuck.
Monterey Fairgrounds The Fairgrounds campground is cheap
by Monterey standards but pricey elsewhere. $40 per night in 2009.
Most of the sites are up above the buildings and are fairly tight. We got
lucky and were assigned a spot in the overflow field which has full hookups and
lots of space (at least when you are the only unit in the field).
Petaluma Coast Guard Station A strange place to find a Coast
Guard Station but it has a nice, small-6 RV site-campround. All sites have
concrete pad and are pull-throughs.
Pt Mugu Naval Air Station We stayed here twice, once in the central part of the campground and once along the seawall.
The beach from the campground
And along the seawall
narrow spots but a great view
Vandenberg Air Force Base Some good sites
and some not so good
Yosemite Lakes Resort.
The good sites along the South Fork of the Tuolumne River are narrow but very
nice with the river right behind the rig. It took us four restarts to get
in but we made it without hitting anything.
A beautiful, clear river
Mountain Home AFB
Arcadia Lake City Park
Joseph Stewart State Park
Bullards Beach State Park Another great State of Oregon
Park
Le Page Park A Corp of Engineers Park where the John Day River enters the Columbia
Olallie Campground, Willamette National Forest
Little RV, big trees
a stream feeding the McKenzie River
Bardwell Lake A Corp of Engineers park
Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg RV in town, tight spots but nice.
Lake Bryan
An empty park on weekdays in the spring
A pretty sunset over the lake
Matagorda
BIG, long, sites.
Jennifer and Phil's rig
Hill Air Force Base
tight sites but great view