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- _1FlyboyExplorerBakersfield to Hwy 395 and up into Oregon! Scenic drive, lots of camping & little traffic, CHEAP Gas in Gardnerville, NV, WIN money as you pass through Reno and then more scenery on your drive up North! Hey 395 beats 5 or 99 every which way! Except in winter with possibly snow & ice....
- LwiddisExplorer III’ve only experienced issues near Bakersfield until you get to Sacramento. US 395 would be even better during the Summer.
- jdc1Explorer IIWe prefer to drive 99 vs I5. More to see and do.
- Curly2001Explorer IIThanks to all of you!!
Curly - Alan_HepburnExplorer
Curly2001 wrote:
Planning a trip this summer and wanted to stop along I-5 in California,but no place to camp.
Curly
There are several options while traveling up I5 in California - we've used the Lost Hills RV Park, right at the Lost Hills exit, a few times - it's a basic, no-frills stop but adequate for overnight. Then when you get to the Hwy 152 exit there's 3 parks within a couple of miles of that exit. Continuing north there's Kit Fox RV Park in Patterson - we've stayed there several times. Then up at the Hwy 12 exit in Lodi you've got Flag City RV Park - another nice place to stay.
North of Sacramento there is Heritage RV Park in Corning, or Rolling Hills Casino. Continuing north there's several options in the Redding/Shasta area.
You have a decent choice of Good Sam parks, PAssport America parks, KOA parks, and others all up and down the I5 corridor... - ppineExplorer IIStop and gop and boring. I do not like 99 at all.
- Bob_OlallawaExplorerStop and go traffic could be a problem at times as it is a very busy freeway but no traffic lights to deal with.
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