The fully-equipped laundry facility is clean, provides very hot water, and most machines are in good working order. Small Park Buddies greet Pico The Pack greets a newcomer Pico bums at the park with his lil’ buddiesĭaily curbside trash and recycling pickup is a very nice perk. There is a dog wash station, but it only offers cold water, so it was basically useless for our little devil. While there is no extra charge for pets, there is plenty of special infrastructure featuring three large enclosed dog parks with fenced separations for large and small dogs. This is the most pet-friendly resort we’ve ever visited. The maintenance crew attends to them daily around noontime. The restroom facilities with hot showers are somewhat dated but clean. Water aerobics classes are held at the pool on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. The main pool temperature was a bit too hot for a serious daytime workout, but in the cool night air the temperature was glorious. The saltwater pool and 4 spas (103°) are open 24/7 with healing, natural mineral well water. Flying insects are not a big problem in SoCal, but we do have these pesky gnats that descend from the trees during the sunset hour – so it would be an improvement to allow screened dining shelters. Unfortunately, they do not allow detached shade structures in the RV sites, so we were not able to use our beloved Clam Quick-Set.
We tested it and sometimes it was fast, other times very slow depending on how many folks were live-streaming at night. With our hotspot giving us unlimited data, we did not use the resorts WiFi. So after star-gazing in the hot tub every night, we binged on our latest obsession The Great British Baking Show or – as I call it – “They Shoot Bakers Don’t They?” Our Verizon cell service was blazing fast, especially with our weBoost cell signal booster. In the cool evening air, campers gather around propane fires and stargaze well into the night. The desert magic begins at sunset when the sky smears bubblegum colors around and then the stars come out to chew it all up. Dense decomposed granite topper keeps the dust down on windy days. There are a few grassy areas for children and dogs to exercise. Most sites are in direct sun with few trees to cast shade over your rig.Īll roads are paved and wide enough for a quick, no-hassles back-in experience. The spaces are open and most have some level of green screen between sites. Some of the sites have hook-ups on both sides for water, electricity and sewer – ideal for motorhomes. Special features are a concrete pad, a beautifully landscaped yard with attractive indigenous plantings – some with citrus trees – and a picnic table.
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Temperatures are nearly perfect in Fall, Winter and Spring with high off-season temperatures beginning in June and continuing through September.Īll sites have full hookups with 90 pull-through sites (35′ wide) and 70 premium back-in sites (averaging 40′ by 80′), all with 20, 30 and 50 amp service. Nestled in a valley within the 600,000-acre Anza-Borrego Desert State Park we found the The Springs at Borrego RV Resort and Golf Course. Valley view from a lookout on S2 – also called Montezuma Valley Road – the old stage coach road built in the 1850’s.
The scenic two-hour drive to Borrego from San Diego is mountainous, a bit treacherous and best done in full daylight. One more week in this serene and beautifully maintained desert hide-away and the party-boy might have snapped and run off to Kalamazoo. Jim says, that’s okay, he will visit me once a year in wintertime. I love this remote, sunshiny and sparsely populated region and could happily live here year-round. Jim is doing this whole SoCal desert tour thing for me because Anza-Borrego is my favorite place in the world. Someday, when 23 and Me updates his DNA report to reveal that he is 4.8% Yeti, I shall express no astonishment. In fact, I’ve seen him stand outside in 40 degrees wearing a Tommy Bahama shirt, shorts and sandals enjoying an ice cold beer. See our 5-Bambi rating legend at the end of this review. Posted Febru– Narrated by Carmen To listen to the podcast, click the play button
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