May-02-2020 11:09 PM
May-06-2020 09:03 AM
stew47 wrote:
Lol that’s good stuff! That’s the nice thing about traveling. Get to experience so much. I do like Ohio. From May until Christmas at least. I do enjoy experiencing other states though!
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May-05-2020 06:42 PM
dedmiston wrote:stew47 wrote:
I remember Disney land, knotts berry farm and the beach.
Funny. My wife and I took an 11,000 mile trip last fall and the only location that was absolutely set in stone for us to visit was Cedar Point up in Sandusky. The grass is always greener.
For what it's worth, we go to Disneyland at least four times a year and Magic Mountain & Universal are pretty close by. Cedar Point was absolutely the best amusement park we've ever been to. It may not have the Disney Magic, but those rides lived up to their record setting reputations.
May-05-2020 01:23 PM
stew47 wrote:
I remember Disney land, knotts berry farm and the beach.
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May-05-2020 05:02 AM
May-05-2020 01:35 AM
dedmiston wrote:bikendan wrote:
So there really is no off-season anymore.
That's pretty much all we have going for us anymore. We're a former hot chick who doesn't realize she got old. We're a crummy restaurant on an amazing street corner. We've taken a wonderful state and beat it up pretty badly. It's still amazing here though, so we'll stick around a little while longer.
May-04-2020 02:04 PM
bikendan wrote:
So there really is no off-season anymore.
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May-04-2020 01:50 PM
dedmiston wrote:stew47 wrote:
I was 10 when I left
Unless you're only 11 now, things have changed a lot. :B
May-04-2020 09:38 AM
stew47 wrote:
I was 10 when I left
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May-03-2020 02:13 PM
Second Chance wrote:bikendan wrote:stew47 wrote:
Assuming life gets back to normal...
having lived in both areas for decades, i seriously doubt you'll find anything available on the coast, ESPECIALLY if everyone that has reservations will be able to use them, after being locked down for weeks.
Summer campsites along the coast, were booked months ago. Public campgrounds that have hookups, are already booked for the summer.
Surprised that having lived in California, you weren't aware of this.
Your only chance is to stay at RV parks. They might have some vacancies. Also, if you go inland, you'll also have a better chance.
That's a dangerous assumption that soon...
May-03-2020 01:29 PM
dedmiston wrote:
I would check with Flying Flags in Buelton to try to get near SB. It's a fantastic park with good climate and things to see and do in Solvang, Cachuma, and Santa Ynez.
To get close to LA, I would call Valencia Travel Village. It's a good location with LA 45 minutes away if you avoid commute times and Ventura beaches less than an hour away.
Ventura also has a nice RV park that's equidistant between LA and SB, but they're crazy expensive and probably booked. Ojai also has some good spots. I think their KOA reopened after the fire.
I've never stayed at the RV park right off the 101 in downtown SB, but I assume they're already booked. Same with the one in Goleta.
May-03-2020 01:28 PM
bikendan wrote:stew47 wrote:
Assuming life gets back to normal... we have trip from Ohio to California planned for this summer. We will leave Ohio July 5 and return July 27. We are going to spend couple days at Grand Canyon, drop down near Phoenix for a day then I10 to LA area. I've spent some time on RVParky and...I think I'm gonna need some local advice. What are some decent campgrounds in LA county and Santa Barbara county. would like full hookup and motorhome is 37ft. We aren't even sure yet of what we are going to visit. Mostly depends on where we get set up. 4 days in La and 3 or 4 days in Santa Barbara. I grew up in Goleta so like to visit there as well. any advice for places to visit are appreciated. interests are beach, little bit of historical, anything teenage boys would like....
having lived in both areas for decades, i seriously doubt you'll find anything available on the coast, ESPECIALLY if everyone that has reservations will be able to use them, after being locked down for weeks.
Summer campsites along the coast, were booked months ago. Public campgrounds that have hookups, are already booked for the summer.
Surprised that having lived in California, you weren't aware of this.
Your only chance is to stay at RV parks. They might have some vacancies. Also, if you go inland, you'll also have a better chance.
May-03-2020 08:50 AM
bikendan wrote:stew47 wrote:
Assuming life gets back to normal...
having lived in both areas for decades, i seriously doubt you'll find anything available on the coast, ESPECIALLY if everyone that has reservations will be able to use them, after being locked down for weeks.
Summer campsites along the coast, were booked months ago. Public campgrounds that have hookups, are already booked for the summer.
Surprised that having lived in California, you weren't aware of this.
Your only chance is to stay at RV parks. They might have some vacancies. Also, if you go inland, you'll also have a better chance.
May-03-2020 07:23 AM
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May-03-2020 07:12 AM