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Klamath, CA

The drive up from Morgan Hill along the coast was very long and twisty with constant ups and downs but lovely scenery. I was tempted to stop and play several times. Getting past San Francisco and Oakland was a royal pain with terrible traffic and drivers who refused to let me get over. . . . → Read More: Klamath, CA


Doing San Francisco

Been a very long time since I have been in San Francisco so a day trip up there was called for. I found a coupon book at the campground in their adult lodge so I took that with me. You can get one yourself at the Visitor’s Center down on pier 33 I . . . → Read More: Doing San Francisco


Traveling With Cats

For those of you who travel with a cat, you know it is hard for a cat to get exercise living full time in a box. Allowing them outside when traveling can be dangerous with so many dogs and wild life around in prime camping areas not to mention diseases, fleas, ticks, and . . . → Read More: Traveling With Cats


Day at the Santa Cruz Beach

For a good time, call… no no no! For a good time, go to the Santa Cruz beach and pier! Parking, of course, is a pain in the butt and in the private parking lot across from the boardwalk costs $12. Not cheap! Oh well. This is about fun not money.

The Boardwalk . . . → Read More: Day at the Santa Cruz Beach


Morgan Hill, CA

My next Thousand Trails park was Morgan Hill. Lots of sites to be had and lots of trees so not always easy to get satellite TV reception. Water and electric hookups only. WI-FI available at the adult lodge. Propane available. Good showers. This is a very popular park for RVers and tenters! The . . . → Read More: Morgan Hill, CA


Yosemite National Park

Figured I might as well stop by on the way north for the summer and found a very nice Escapees park in Coarsegold. It is very hilly and pretty. The clubhouse is excellent and has Internet available there. I liked the movies you can borrow, the movie style popcorn for 10 cents a . . . → Read More: Yosemite National Park


WII for Geezers and RVers

In many places I stay at, the RV parks are mostly filled with full-time RVers of a certain age. It is an age when things are hanging in the wrong places, other things don’t work so well, when one quick turn to the wrong side or lifting something heavy can spell disaster. Old . . . → Read More: WII for Geezers and RVers


Soledad Canyon and Vasquez Rocks

I joined Thousand Trails recently thanks to a great deal and as my first park, I chose to go to Soledad Canyon Resort in Acton. This is an RPI park also off-season and open to the public if you like paying full price.

For me, the park is very special as I went . . . → Read More: Soledad Canyon and Vasquez Rocks