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Below: Jamul is a census-designated
place (CDP) in San Diego County, California. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies were unlucky
enough to get noisy, TRASHY, holiday party-type campers right next to
them. These photos were taken by standing alongside the two RV Gypsies'
RV.
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This BBQ stand is on the two RV Gypsies' site, but the trashy campers had a dirty looking jacket laying on it and trash under the tree, the entire long weekend. This was taken from the dining room window of the two RV Gypsies' RV. What a lousy view. |
Below: The View before the trashy campers
came in.
This is why the two RV Gypsies do not want to be called campers - they
are RVers |
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Below: Views from the back and front of the two RV Gypsies' RV site. |
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Below: A dirt track for remote cars. |
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Some roads were nicely packed gravel and some roads were dirt, campsites were dirt. This was an extremely large campground, and it was packed full since it was a holiday week-end. Even though the two RV Gypsies were members of Thousand Trails, they got in a bit late because their RV had broken down and needed some repairs. Therefore, they got put in a secondary area, which was not pleasant, and had only 30-amp electricity and water, but no sewer. And then they got trashy campers next door, as seen in the above photos. There was a $4 charge for each car visiting campers, even if they came in just for a few minutes.
There were 3 laundry rooms on site, which the two RV Gypsies did not need. Propane can be purchased here. There was a pool and an adult pool, but the two RV Gypsies did not check out either pool because they were in the wrong section, and it would have been a very long walk and crossing the main street. The same applied for the activity center and other amenities. Checkout time was noon.
AT&T did not work in this campground at all, so the two RV Gypsies did not have phone service or Wi-Fi. They had to buy Wi-Fi at the price of $10 for three days. It worked well. Only 4 crappy TV Channels came in because the campground did not have cable.
Pio Pico's check-in papers say that they have a variety of wildlife, especially coyotes, that could become aggressive if approached or threatened. However, the two RV Gypsies did not see any wildlife while at Pio Pico. |
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