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Anaheim Harbor RV Park
1009 South Harbor Blvd
Anaheim, CA
888 835-6495
714 535-6495
Anaheim Resort RV Park
200 W. Midway Dr
Anaheim, CA
714 774-3860
Anaheim Vacation Park
311 North Beach Blvd
Anaheim, CA
800 772-3636
Canyon RV Park
Santa Ana River
24001 Santa Ana Canyon Rd
Anaheim, CA
714 637-0210
CC Camperland RV Park
12262 Harbor Blvd
Garden Grove, CA
714 750-6747
Lake Elsinore Marina & RV Resort
32700 Riverside Dr
Lake Elsinore, CA
800 328-6844
951 678-1300
Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort
1131 Back Bay Dr
Newport Beach, CA
800 765-7661
949 729-3863
Orangeland RV Park
1600 W. Struck Ave
Orange, CA
714 633-0414
Ortega Oaks RV Park & Campground
34040 Ortega Hwy
Lake Elsinore, CA
888 816-5833
951 678-9136
When you are staying inside a chain hotel, you can be in any city or town & the rooms all look the same. From Redding to Redlands, there is no difference.
this is to start out earlier to avoid heat exhaustion or fatigue. The desert sky at night becomes envelopes into million of glittering stars with a noticeable satellite cruising the heavens on its pre destined course. A telescope will maximize this view which wouldn’t be so spectacular if observed in the city with its constant hazy glare at night. Driving through Joshua Tree gives the travelers the awesome feeling of desert tranquility. The Ocotillo trees sway in the afternoon breeze, lizards scurry in every walk of life, desert wildflowers adds color and diversity to such an dry, monotonous landscape. Even the mighty Joshua Tree forest astonishing the traveler with awe, realizing how many years it took for them to grow over the many hundreds of years to be the height they are here in this arid place.From our next campsite, White Tank, we climbed around the rock formations that had been weathered by the elements. A nice workout on Mother Natures Playground is what I like to consider it with tons of excitement for the naturalist and avid explorer-climber. Everyone getting his or her kicks hanging off some slab of rock some seventy feet off the desert floor. If you like to go off-roading, there are plenty of roads around the mining areas with some nice terrain that isn’t too hairy for travelling on. Within the park boundaries, there are nice vantage points to view the Palm Springs Valley from a far as well as Mount Jacinto in the distance. One such viewing point is called Keys View. Campgrounds inside the park can range between ten to a hundred-fifty sites so make sure you know which campsite you would prefer before settling for the first empty site you come across.
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