Camp Kamp
Happy Holidays! We are heading up & down the southern coast, from palm springs to san fransisco & back! May not be exciting to you, but we are STOKED!! Please, any one that has done this that may have words of wisdom, chime in. It's a week, and seems like enough time to get a real sense of the PCH. Maybe not. We're reaching out to anyone that might by chance be doing the same thing or has done it & has irresistable advice or recommendations. Driving a 24' Tioga dark gray with a golden retriever at the helm. Peace!
Chris and I are starting to plan a week long honeymoon road trip starting December 26th. Were guessing the Southwest is a better destination than heading north that time of year. We're looking for suggestions! RV Parks? Must-see sights? We're open to suggestion! You can contact us here or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Thanks fellow RRVers.
Buck & Chris
I am looking for some campgrounds in central to southern CA. Resorts are fine but looking to get to some campgrounds with the basics. I have a 35' 5th wheel. Most places seem to only want to take trailers or rigs under 26 feet. Any good places? Something in the woods would be great!
Thanks!
Stephen
Hi everyone, Im trying to find canadian members, is there anyone out there.
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Also, I'd like to invite you to once again have an oral exam of you dog (or cat) which I will be happy to perform for you. We can schedule a non-anesthetic dental for your pet if it's needed. All pets I've performed dentals on at past events are again due!! Del & I will be in site 144 and we look forward to seeing you, and introducing you to our new puppy! He is a 5 month old pomeranian, this is his first time in the RV and first time camping! Come see Cubby!!
What a week. You think Dennis the Mensis was dirty. He had nothing on me.
Each day I set out early with a new adventure in hand. With an empty backback except 20lbs of tools and water and a couple of cliff
bars I set off, sometimes with the dogs and some not, the temp of the day made a difference. If it was hot they stayed in air conditioned
Betty my Rv tow behind.
By the end of every day I was covered in dirt, scrapped from climbing a few cliffs and exhausted. My backpack on the way back to the truck
was around 50-60 lbs with some really cool rocks.
At one local I had to manage a 60 lbs geo into my truck alone in the middle of no where.
I had alot of good laughs and great weather. Managed to wrangle a case of sweetttt peach into the truck on the way back.