Beware sign for $10 RV full hookups on I-10
On I-10 between Palm Springs and San Bernardino (a/k/a the middle of nowhere), there's an RV park right on the interstate with a sign advertising $10 RV full hookups. I went and said I saw the sig...
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As mentioned it is a membership CG, and from having considered staying there, the $10 rate is for an add on program to which I belong - RPI.
No, there are not many RPI affiliate CG on the east coast. But I do count 28 CG which belong to my membership program in New England, NY, NJ, eastern PA, VA, NC, SC and close to 45 CG in Florida. All for my annual membership fee and an add on program. About $1,000 per year. And I definitely spend more than 100 nights per year in the membership program CG per year.
During our 2015 trip from Key West to Maine and back to Texas, we did not belong to that membership program, but using Passport America, federal government CG and military bases we never paid more than $30 per night. Yes, many of those were only electric and water CG.
Though I would not consider Cherry Valley the middle of nowhere in the California desert. It is more like I-95 in Georgia or SC as far a populated areas near the freeway. Just a lot fewer trees, but that applies to most of the nation west of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska.
No, there are not many RPI affiliate CG on the east coast. But I do count 28 CG which belong to my membership program in New England, NY, NJ, eastern PA, VA, NC, SC and close to 45 CG in Florida. All for my annual membership fee and an add on program. About $1,000 per year. And I definitely spend more than 100 nights per year in the membership program CG per year.
During our 2015 trip from Key West to Maine and back to Texas, we did not belong to that membership program, but using Passport America, federal government CG and military bases we never paid more than $30 per night. Yes, many of those were only electric and water CG.
Though I would not consider Cherry Valley the middle of nowhere in the California desert. It is more like I-95 in Georgia or SC as far a populated areas near the freeway. Just a lot fewer trees, but that applies to most of the nation west of Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska.
