Our coach from the top of the levee.
It was pretty hot today but not uncomfortable driving because it stayed at 92 degrees or lower almost all the way to our destination. The drive down the West side of Tehachapi Pass was exciting and uneventful as usual but it did remind us that we will only cross heading East (up the hill) if we absolutely have to. We will take another route going home – maybe via Pismo Beach next week.
We found this park a few years ago when we were looking for an RV dump station between Mark’s in the Sacramento area and Brian’s in the San Jose area. We loved the park – small, quiet, cheap ($25), and convenient to the interstate highway (I-5) without being too close. This is the third time we have stayed here since then and the only issue is that there are lots of trees but not much shade where we need it. The sun is very strong and the temperatures are in the high 90’s and they only have 30 amp electrical service so we can only run one air conditioning unit at a time and neither one can handle it by itself.
The San Joaquin River – that is a dock and a boat launch on the other side of those trees.
The park is right on a river which is just on the other side of a levee.
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