Rv stop suggestion North of LA

You'll want to take the 210N. It will take you the I5N.

Thanks again everyone for your responses on this. We have modified our exit plan a little so I have one further question.
We will still be leaving the track after the race but instead of heading straight over to the coast like I mentioned earlier we are going to run up I-5(or 99) until just North of San Fransisco. It looked as though the highways aren't close enough to the water to enjoy the view lower than San Fran anyways so that is one reason we altered the plan. My question is what is the best route to head in that direction on a Sunday evening? There are a few highway or freeway selections but not being from the area, I don't know which one would be best to get us heading towards I-5 North. Any input on this would be great.
Thanks.

SCVJeff wrote:
Good point..
If he wishes to stay at a WM that has no problems with overnighters, there is one at the 5 & 126 about a mile east. Nice area and no squatters. Theres a Chipole, Wendys, Starbucks, a really good Asian restaurant, and several more within a 5 min walk.

Xlnt - may try that Wally next time I'm heading North.
If he doesn't want an actual campground, may work for the OP also.

Mod ought to move this thread to *Roads and Routes* forum!.:C

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Good point..
If he wishes to stay at a WM that has no problems with overnighters, there is one at the 5 & 126 about a mile east. Nice area and no squatters. Theres a Chipole, Wendys, Starbucks, a really good Asian restaurant, and several more within a 5 min walk.

Dunno what the TV reviews are all about. It's as good or better than the last two TT's I've walked through.

SCVJeff wrote:
Travel Village was my 1st choice, and is literally on the way with the only detour as turning left into the CG.
The 126 turns into the 101. There are no interchanges, connections, lights, etc. It ends and leads you North

*Your* route & suggestions inc'l as one of (my) posted options!

Check Yelp for Travel Village reviews.
Never stayed there - maybe the negatives are by folks hard to please, or hit it at a bad time..:?

No complaints in re 126 - (except maybe Travel Village).

BTW - when I want to get out -North- (through) L.A. from the general area the OP is departing from -
I leave OC in the wee hours of the AM.
And, of course, I'm not interested in camping in my backyard or yours .......

Although - for your turf - with trlr, and visiting BIL in Granada Hills, I use the Elks on Sierra Hwy.

Sooo for trips heading North.....it's on to Ventura via the 101.

Shoot for arriving at Rincon about 8AM - park for *free* just South of the paid camping area along the beach (NO parking until 8AM).

Large un-paved, flat, hard-packed dirt area for beach use. (Still avail?)
Grab a nap or breakfast - then on Northward.

If I get there too soon (way before 8AM) - just keep on truckin, to at least Grover Beach (Pismo) for a first (real) stop.

Note: NO overnighting at Wally in Pismo.


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SCVJeff wrote:
Travel Village was my 1st choice, and is literally on the way with the only detour as turning left into the CG.
The 126 turns into the 101. There are no interchanges, connections, lights, etc. It ends and leads you North

I'd have to agree here! Travel Village is right there on the 126 which is a lovely drive. There may even be some roadside fruit stands open - if so, check them out! Great produce and fruit all along the 126.

The after a night here, you might want to investigate Morro Bay State Park. If you need hookups, they have water and electric and and also a dump station.

WoodGlue

Emma Wood State Beach is right on the beach and doesn't accept reservations until May 15. You are right on the water. We have hosted there for 5 winter seasons. They would definitely have space on a Sunday night. You can also reach it by taking the 126 west to the 101 north, the exit is just as you come north out of Ventura, says "state beaches". The entrance is at the bottom of the hill, no hookups or amenities at all, just a beautiful view. You can ride your bike along the bike path back south to downtown Ventura, about 1 3/4 mile.

Travel Village was my 1st choice, and is literally on the way with the only detour as turning left into the CG.
The 126 turns into the 101. There are no interchanges, connections, lights, etc. It ends and leads you North

Caveat - "Plan C"

You didn't say where your RV is during the race, so -

*If* the race runs late, it's later Sunday afternoon/evening than you planned, had a couple of brewskis at the track, or don't want to drive then - for whatever reason.........

If you must move your RV Sunday after the race -

Another choice is to stay at a local campground, head north on Monday after a good night's rest.

That means depart at "normal" checkout time monday - say between 10AM and noon, as 5AM won't help to beat LA rush hour(s) traffic.
That would make traveling North during better traffic conditions.

Suggest dropping down to the 91 (Riverside) freeway.
Right off the 91 -at Gypsum Canyon Road- approx the Orange County line Canyon RV Park

Approx an hour or less from Fontana - and still handy to all freeways to continue Northbound on Monday.

Then Pismo, Morro Bay, etc. are within easy reach.

Good luck with your So.CA experiences - and wave at Danica(?)..;)

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Thanks everyone for the excellent ideas and options. I will look into all of these and come up with some kind of plan.