Ventura RV Park

Location: Ventura, CA
Site#: 60
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes, and we also used our Verizon Aircard
Cable: No
Pros: Pull through sites and samll grassy area between sites. The grounds were well maintained and looked very nice. We also found a nice walking/biking trail right outside the campground which was a bonus for us.
Cons: LOTS of road noise from 101, so much noise John renamed the park "Say What?". The prices on their website must be very dated and when I made the reservation the gentleman told me it was 50.00/day (total). When we got their the lady at the front desk said he must have forgotten to mention the 4.00/per dog fee and 5.00/day HOTEL tax. That is when I said "Say What?" and wasn't very happy. I told her that the website said the rate was 38 -41.50/night and she said she doesn't take care of that...do you want to stay or not. I wasn't too impressed with that friendly attitude.
Cost: $59.00 (50.00/ night + 4.00/per pet + 5.00 HOTEL tax)
Rating: 7.0
Notes: We stopped here on our tour of the Pacific Coast. This would be a nice place if it weren't for the road noise and the price. I would NOT stay here again, especially at that price.

Santee Lakes Campground

Location: Santee, CA
Site#: 211
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes, and Verizon aircard worked fine as well
Cable: Yes
Pros: Large Pull through sites which are very level and wide. Very clean and nicely maintain campground, with lots of trails for walking and biking (5 mile loop). 2 pools and a hot tub, and also several lakes if you like to fish. Good location for touring the San Diego area.
Cons: To get to any of the local shopping areas is rather chaotic on Mission Gorge Blvd.
Cost: $805.00/month + electric
Rating: 9.0
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Leapin' Lizard RV Ranch

Location: Borrego Springs (Ocotillo Wells), CA
Site#: 16
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes (we have a Verizon Air Card but did not work .... very little reception even with amplifier)
Cable: No
Pros:Nice back in site with trees on both sides of you for privacy and shade. Friendliest place we have stayed at. This is a very small park with lots of regulars and everyone stopped to chat and made us feel at home. Lots of hiking in the area and the wildflowers were beautiful, exactly what we came here for.
Cons: Not much shopping in the area; and cell phone coverage was very weak even with our amplifier. No amenities at the park, however they were working on install a hot tub and pool.
Cost: $150.00 for week (electric included)
Rating: 8.0
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Two Springs RV Resort

Location: North Palm Springs, CA
Site#: 63
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes. We also used our Verizon Aircard without an issue
Cable: No
Pros: Very nice campground lots are nice an wide and some privacy between sites. Paved streets, lots of amenities and very friendly staff and neighbors.
Cons:
Cost: $22.50 (listen to one-hour presentation about resort - see notes below)
Rating: 9.5
Notes: We stayed here to tour Joshua Tree National Park. This RV Resort has lots for sales, so we got a discount for riding around resort in golf cart and listen to what is happening in resort.

Holiday Palms RV Park

Location: Quartzsite, AZ
Site#: 10
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes,but we used our Verizon Aircard
Cable: Yes
Pros: Pull through sites for our overnight stop. Staff and residents very friendly. Nice hot tub, and a good value.
Cons: A bit dusty, and a few older units in park.
Cost: $25.23
Rating: 7.75
Notes: This was a good overnight stop for us from Mesa, AZ to Palm Springs, CA

Valle del Oro

Location: Mesa, AZ
Site#: 745
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes, but for a fee. We used our Verizon Aircard without an issue
Cable: Yes
Pros: Close to our family we were visiting in area. Nice clean park, and everyone very friendly Park has every amenity possible, if they had a grocery store you would never have to leave the park. Post Office on-site as well.

Cons: Sites had no privacy to your neighbors, and we had to watch where we walked the dog because some streets were pet restricted and some not (and not all streets were together); and if you missed a sign you sure heard about it.
Cost: $34.12 (average for 2 weeks and one week was passport america)
Rating: 8.75
Notes: They have a country store (flea market) once a week in the campground and we were not aware of this. We came in and left on the day of the country store, which made it very difficult getting through parts of the campgrounds as vehicles were parked on both sides of the streets. If you are going to stay here we would advice making sure you check on this before arriving.

Beaudry RV Resort

Location: Tucson, AZ
Site#: 1332
Type of hookups: Full hookups 50 AMP.
Big Rig Friendly: Yes.
Wi-Fi: Yes, but at a charge. We used our Verizon Aircard without any issues.
Cable: Yes
Pros: Very nice and clean park. The sites are wide level gravel sites; which include a concrete patio with patio furniture; and black top area for tow vehicle. Also lots of pull-through sites available. Ammenities include: two heated pools and hot tubs, very nice workout room, and off-leash dog park area.
Cons: Some noise from the local air-force (doesn't start before 7am; and is not constant); and nearby train track as well
Cost: $34.12 (weekly rate)
Rating: 9.0
Notes: We stayed here because we had our satellite system install next door at Camping World. We would stay here again. Lots to do in the area.