Below: This Thousand Trails
Park had PAVED ROADS. It is not often that campgrounds have paved roads.
However the roads were narrow, and upon meeting another RV, someone
had to pull over or back up if they can. (Motorhomes towing can not
back up). There was No TV reception at sites. No campground Wi-Fi either,
but the Wi-Fi of the two RV Gypsies did work. Sites were wooded.
The 40-foot class A motorhome of the two RV Gypsies barely fit in their
site, even with the truck parked sideways in front of it. The slideouts
on each side of the RV touched the trees that lined their site. Most
sites did not have sewer connections, but there were some. Checkout
time for RVs was noon on this date. Everything mentioned here is always
subject to change and the two RV Gypsies do NOT have any control over
any campgrounds.
A full page of tsunami definition and safe destinations was given
to the two RV Gypsies when they checked into this campground. Laundry
was open 24-hours. All-in-all a nice enough campground, but easy to
get lost in because the layout of sites had lots of loops. Signs say
"be aware of wildlife throughout the park; bears, coyotes and
bobcats". But the only wildlife the two RV Gypsies saw were
rabbits as shown below. |
