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trailertraveler
Mar 20, 2016Explorer
We have stayed at both Boot Hill and Oliver Lee State Park. Boot Hill is a decent commercial park, but is basicly a big gravel parking lot adjacent to the main highway. They do have a nice size fenced in dog park. Oliver Lee is an older park. The sites are well spaced. Some of the electric and water sites take some creative parking to be able to fit a bigger trailer and the tow vehicle on the site. There are some very long sites in the no hookup loop. There is only one restroom with water/shower facility. If you are on the outside of the loop with the electric sites, the trails to the restrooms/showers require that you walk very near or through the sites on the inside of the loop. I don't recall any sites with shade. When we were there last October, there were quite a few rattlesnakes, so if you have a pet be careful to not let it go where you can not see.
There are a couple of other RV Parks in Alamogorda located along the main highway. They do not appear to be anything special, but also do not appear to be terrible. There are a few sites with electric at the BLM Three Rivers Petroglyph Site between Alamogorda and Carrizzo.
There are a couple of other RV Parks in Alamogorda located along the main highway. They do not appear to be anything special, but also do not appear to be terrible. There are a few sites with electric at the BLM Three Rivers Petroglyph Site between Alamogorda and Carrizzo.
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