We had just two nights at Picacho Peak State Park. While I really, really want to pronounce it like the Pokémon character, sadly it is not. It’s actually from a Spanish word meaning “a large pointed isolated hill” and is pronounced pi·ca·cho -... Read more

We stayed at Mad River for just one night. It's close to Hwy 101 with easy access. The sites were long, level and paved with a picnic table. Our site was a FHU/30amp pull-through. Nothing to separate you from your neighbor, but the sites were... Read more

This was a new campground for us and we definitely hope to return! The campground was lovely, with spacious sites under the trees and W/E-50amp hook-ups too. But what we really loved was the beach! We opted to drive the one mile to the beach so... Read more

We are not usually big fans of private RV parks, but we wanted a place with full hook-ups to get everything charged and tanks filled or emptied as appropriate prior to 12 days of dry camping. The KOA at Lemolo Lake was perfect for that and we... Read more

We really enjoyed our stay at Fort Stevens, our only complaint – two days wasn’t long enough! We hiked around Coffenbury Lake, visited the Peter Iredale shipwreck and the historic military installations, rode our bikes on the beach and the paved... Read more

Timber Valley is a large SKP RV park with over 200 spacious full hook-up sites and a huge boondocking area. I called the office to ask about available spaces and was happy to learn open spots are all first come/first served. The office was closed... Read more

The best thing about Sequoia RV Park is its easy access to Kings Canyon National Park. We used it as a base and for that it was perfect. I really wanted to love this place more, given the many 5-star reviews. The office was closed when we arrived... Read more

I’m sure Rincon gets a lot of mixed reviews. There are definitely pros and cons to staying here. The beach is fantastic, but it can be difficult to access. If you’re relatively nimble you can make your way over the sandstone boulders from the RV... Read more

Tapo Canyon Campground has just 16 FHU spaces and you’ll want to have a reservation. They do not accept any cash/checks at the campground and direct you to mobile pay for same day bookings, however there is little/no cell service at the park. At... Read more

We were pleasantly surprised by just how nice Bonelli Bluffs was, with big shade trees and green grass throughout the campground. We chose it as our base to visit our daughter in Rancho Cucamonga and it was perfect. The park is located on the... Read more