The property is 266 acres and walks from our site to the other end of the property and back took nearly an hour. Despite this, we thoroughly enjoyed the grounds. The campgrounds are older and some people had complained about it not being kept up well. Ken and his wife had been full time RVing for over 10 years and he shared some great knowledge and tips with us.

The following day, a big ‘ol 5 th wheel parked in the empty site next to us and blocked our great view! Luckily the people on board were super nice and made us quickly forget our lost view. Being new to RVing, there is always something to be learned.

It took some time and maneuvering, but we finally leveled out at sunset. They adjust the coach to be level in uneven areas. The ground was not level, but that’s where our automatic leveling jacks come in. We found a fairly private elevated site with some great mountain views next to a leased site which was currently empty. We had done some research ahead of time and had some ideas about which part of the campground we wanted to park. We finally broke our streak of checking into campsites after dark! Soledad Canyon in Acton, California was one of the bigger campgrounds we have been to.

The following day we drove a few more hours and arrived at our next stop in the late afternoon. Huge overnight RV parking at Spotlight 29 Casino That’s the beauty of RV living! Getting all cleaned up before we hit the road. We were able to pull into a huge parking lot, open our slides, and sleep comfortably in the same home we sleep in every night. It’s great for quick stops in between scheduled stops when you don’t want to worry about reservations, parking, hookups, and fees. Many businesses allow RVs to stay on their properties overnight for free including casinos, Walmart, some sporting goods stores, Cracker Barrel Restaurants, etc. We decided we didn’t want to make a long drive in the dark, so we drove four hours and stopped for the night at the Spotlight 29 Casino just off Interstate 10 in Coachella, California.

ApSoledad Canyon, Acton, California ( – )īefore we left Arizona for California, we made another stop by Al’s RV so they could install new springs in our leveling jacks and make a few other minor fixes. We then made a quick trip to the RV wash to remove all of the buildup from our month long stay in the desert.

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