Indio, Calif.
Looking for a campground/boondocking location near Indio, Ca. for the Dec. Tamale Festival. Any and all replies appreciated.
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h2guy wrote:
John & Angela wrote:
Max 10 minutes to the date festival from there.
Ah, the Date Festival. Worked there while home on leave from the USN (as I did all through high school), apprehended this cute thing trying to sneak in the back gate in a '55 T Bird. Had to get her personal data of course.
Six months later, married the suspect.
That was 53 yrs ago. Still got her in custody.
That'll teach her. :)John & Angela wrote:
Max 10 minutes to the date festival from there.
Ah, the Date Festival. Worked there while home on leave from the USN (as I did all through high school), apprehended this cute thing trying to sneak in the back gate in a '55 T Bird. Had to get her personal data of course.
Six months later, married the suspect.
That was 53 yrs ago. Still got her in custody.2oldman wrote:
There are tons of campgrounds. For dry camping I'd recommend Cahuilla County Park. They have partial hookups, full hookups and a tent area.
It's at least 5 miles south of town so there's some commute time there.
I like it as well. Set back in the mountains a bit. Reservoir type lake you can fish from shore. Quiet. Wind can come up quick though so put your awning in before you go to town. Not expensive. Option for dry camping or hookups. This picture was taken there. We had our little set up there but there were 45 foot A's there as well. Max 10 minutes to the date festival from there.
missourijan wrote:
..and all the dirt you can eat!
We have stayed at Fantasy Springs casino many times, free, huge area, rv's on one side, semi's on the other- this is not a bad place http://www.oasispalmsrvpark.com/
86 south to 81st ave. - We have stayed at Fantasy Springs casino many times, free, huge area, rv's on one side, semi's on the other
- If you're a member of the Elks, travel a little north to Desert Hot Springs; You can dry camp with your RV there at little to no cost. The lodge is active and 10 minutes from Palm Springs.
2oldman wrote:
and its not free (FYI)
There are tons of campgrounds. For dry camping I'd recommend Cahuilla County Park. They have partial hookups, full hookups and a tent area.
It's at least 5 miles south of town so there's some commute time there.- There are tons of campgrounds. For dry camping I'd recommend Cahuilla County Park. They have partial hookups, full hookups and a tent area.
It's at least 5 miles south of town so there's some commute time there. - Indio boondocking-
I not aware of any boondocking other than at the Casinos but to my knwledge there are no hook ups:( Indion is a high dollare RV place:( I stay at the Elks Lodge but it is for Elk members only.
