CALIFORNIA

● AOR RESORTS

30 BANNING SILENT VALLEY CLUB 31 BASS LAKE BASS LAKE RECREATIONAL RESORT 32 REDLANDS HALO RESORTS’ FISHERMAN’S RETREAT 33 WINTERHAVEN PILOT KNOB RESORT 34 WINTERS CANYON CREEK RV RESORT 35 YUCAIPA HALO RESORTS’ OAK GLEN RV RETREAT

● ACN RESORTS

36 ANZA ANZA RV PARK 36 DESERT HOT SPRINGS DESERT POOLS RV RESORT 36 ETNA MOUNTAIN VILLAGE RV PARK 36 LOS MOLINOS DRIFTWOOD RV & FISHING RESORT 37 ORLAND OLD ORCHARD RV PARK 37 RAMONA RAMONA OAKS RV RESORT 37 TRINIDAD EMERALD FOREST OF TRINIDAD 37 TULELAKE EAGLE’S NEST RV PARK

CALIFORNIA

46305POPPET FLATS RD. BANNING, CALIFORNIA 92220 (951) 849 – 4501 PACIFIC TIME

www.silentvalleyclub.com

SILENT VALLEY CLUB

SITES: 587 Full / 263 Partial CHECK IN: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM CHECK OUT: 4 PM MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 / 50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft. OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIODS: May 15-Oct. 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: RV sites and tents FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort has adult and children's clubhouses, two outdoor swimming pools, Jacuzzi, basketball, chapel, country store, fishing pond, miniature golf, playgrounds, restaurant, lounge, saunas, shuffleboard, snack bars and tennis. DIRECTIONS: From San Bernadino, drive east 30 miles on the San Bernadino Freeway (I-10) to Banning. Turn right, or south, on 8th St. (Idyllwild) exit and travel 9 miles on Hwy. 243 (caution: steep, mountainous road) to Poppet Flats Rd. Turn right, or west, and go one mile to park.

RECREATION IN A NATURAL SETTING

SILENT VALLEY IS ONE OF THE FINESTprivate resorts in the US. It is dedicated to providing the outdoor-oriented family with an unparalleled camping experience in a natural setting enhanced by the finest recreational features.

Silent Valley is located in a mountain valley at an altitude of 3,500 feet, in the San Jacinto Mountains. The city of Banning is 10 miles away to the north and the resort community of Idyllwild is 16 miles to the south on scenic Highway 243.

There are approximately 460 acres at Silent Valley, with 850 campsites in a wide variety of distinct areas, each having its own special advantages and each offerings a different camping experience. All campsites are capable of accommodating various types of recreational vehicles: 22% are drive-through. Some sites are in wooded areas, which offer a large degree of privacy; others are closer to the "action" near activity centers. Each site has a picnic table and benches, and has access to sanitary refuse containers.

BASS LAKE, WATER SPORTS, SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST

LOCATED NEXT TO BASS LAKEin the Sierra National Forest of Central California, Bass Lake Recreational Resort offers an abundance of activities for the sportsman, nature lover, and sightseer.

Water sport enthusiasts will enjoy boating, water skiing, sailing, and swimming at Bass Lake. Anglers will also find good fishing at the lake as well as at the streams and rivers near the resort.

Bass Lake Recreational Resort is situated in the Sierra National Forest, 1,300,000 acres that encompass almost all of the land between the Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Parks. Bear, beaver, bobcat, coyote, deer, and quail are some of the native wildlife that you will see. Clusters of majestic sequoia trees are hidden deep within the watersheds of the forest, and Nelder Grove near Bass Lake contains one stand of the trees.

The south gate of beautiful Yosemite National Park is near the resort. Here pre-Pleistocene glaciers changed rolling hills and meandering streams into the colossal landscape of today. Much of the mountain region is easily accessible to hikers and motorists using the 196 miles of primary roads and more than 800 miles of trails.

There are many other ways you can see the splendor of Yosemite: half-hour to half-day nature walks are conducted by naturalists year-round, 7-day guided hiking trips, 4 and 6day saddle trips, and a 2-hour tour of the valley from an open tram.

You won’t want to miss the fun of driving your vehicle through the 232-foot California tree in the Mariposa Sequoia Grove in the extreme southern end of the park.

Sightseers will love the Yosemite Falls, especially in May and June when the winter snows are melting and the falls are at their fullest. With a height equal to nine Niagara’s, the Upper Yosemite Fall drops 1,430 feet in one fall. Immediately below, the Lower Yosemite Fall has a modest drop of 320 feet. P. O. BOX 250• 39744 ROAD 274 BASS LAKE, CA 93604 (559) 642–3148 PACIFIC TIME

www.basslake-rvresort.com

SITES: 147 full / 7 partial CHECK IN: 8 AM to 5 PM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 / 50 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.

OPEN: Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 15 through September 15 ACCOMMODATIONS: Cabins, sleep 4-6, $60-$80; cable TV, $70. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights, call (559) 642-3145 CHECK IN: 3 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM First night’s fee required in advance for deposit. Visitor mail not accepted. Additional fees for pets. Rottweilers and pit bulls not allowed in park. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort has a clubhouse, swimming pool, lake swimming, exercise room, fishing, boating, boat ramps, horseshoes, sports court, shuffleboard, basketball, playground, picnic areas, and volleyball. DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 41 north of Fresno through Oakhurst. Three miles past Oakhurst, turn right onto Road 222. Follow Road 222 two miles until road forks. Follow the left fork, Road 274, to the resort (2 and 1/2 miles on the right).

32300SAN TIMOTEO CANYON ROAD REDLANDS, CA 92373 (909) 795–0171 • PACIFIC TIME

SITES: 189 full

CHECK IN: 24 hours

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 amps OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: December 1 through March 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: Trailers, sleep 4-7, $45-$55 RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 3 nights on holiday periods. CHECK IN:After 1 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM A deposit of one night’s rate is required. Reservations taken up to 30 days in advance. Linens not provided. Visitor mail not accepted. FACILITIES / AMENITIES:This resort provides visitors a community recreational building, swimming pool, Jacuzzi, three fishing lakes, grocery store, baseball diamond, cafe, and craft cabin.

DIRECTIONS: From Hwy. 60, driving east, take the Moreno-Redlands Blvd. Exit 66. Drive north to San Timoteo Canyon Rd., then turn right, 3 miles to campground. From I-10 driving east, take Mountain View turnoff. Turn right and go to Barton Rd. Turn left and go 1 and 1/2 miles to San Timoteo Canyon Rd. Turn right and go 9 and 1/2 miles. The park is on the right.

SAN TIMOTEO CANYON, YEAR-ROUND FISHING

FISHERMAN’S RETREAT IS WELL SECLUDEDin the midst of the beautiful San Timoteo Canyon.

With 340 acres that range from flat grassy meadows to scenic hiking hills with deer, squirrels, and over 300 types of birds, the resort also boasts three man-made lakes stocked with catfish, bass, and trout for year-round fishing.

The crown jewels of this area’s recreational attractions are the mountain resorts of Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. Both are within an hour’s drive from the resort, yet are a world away from the life in the valleys. Pine forests, hidden lakes, fabulous vistas, and a range of attractions make this area a vacation wonderland.

Lake Arrowhead is situated in a breathtaking alpine setting. Crisp, cool air and vivid blue skies attract visitors who come to enjoy the water sports, walk the shoreline, or browse in a cluster of shops. Farther to the east lies Big Bear Lake, the largest mountain lake in Southern California, famous for its alpine setting and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Nearby Redlands, a college town with a wealth of history, offers beautifully restored Victorian mansions and tree-lined streets. The University of Redlands hosts such cultural activities as concerts, ballets, and operas. The city is also home to the San Bernardino Assistencia. Built around 1830 as a branch of the San Gabriel Mission and now restored to its original state, the Assistencia contains a museum that offers insight into mission and ranch life in the 1840’s.

Los Angeles, Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, and the Pacific Coast beaches are all about a 90-minute drive from the resort.

To the south is the city of Palm Springs and the many other small desert communities and golf courses that flourish in this vacation mecca.

FISHING, BOATING AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

PILOT KNOB RV RESORTis situated on 23 acres of picturesque desert property within a mile of Pilot Knob Mountain. Refreshing Pilot Knob features the clean, clear air and relaxing silence of the desert wilderness, while offering all the excitement of Yuma’s many activities just minutes away.The Mexican border is just minutes away, and other attractions include Gateway to Baja, the Colorado River and Yuma. 3707W. HIGHWAY 80 WINTERHAVEN, CA 92283 (760) 572–0875 • PACIFIC TIME

www.pilotknobrvcamping.com

SITES: 152 CHECK IN: 9 AM CHECK OUT: 11 AM MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 / 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 45 ft. OPEN: October 15 through April 15 HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIODS: January 1 through March 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: Park Model, Sleep 6, $79 and up. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS:MINIMUM STAY: 2-night minimum stay on rental unit. CHECK IN: 4 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Rental member units’ reservations must be made no more than 30 days in advance. No refunds for cabin reservations that are cancelled. Cabins do not come with linens; linen rentals $25. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort has a clubhouse/recreation room, swimming pool, spa, planned activities, shuffleboard, swimming, bingo, cards, crafts, nearby fishing and hiking. DIRECTIONS: From I-8 exit at Sidewinder Rd (approx. 8 miles west of Yuma, AZ, go south a short distance to frontage rd, turn right and continue west to resort on the left.

22074 STATE HWY 128 • P.O. BOX 685 WINTERS, CA 95694 (530) 795–4133 • FAX (530) 795–4141 PACIFIC TIME

www.vistaresorts.net

SITES: 32 full / 83 partial CHECK IN: 9 AMto 10 PM daily MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 30 amps MAXIMUM RV LENGTH: 40 ft.

OPEN: Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 1 to September 30 ACCOMMODATIONS: 30 ft. trailers, sleep 6, $40; 4 cabins, sleep 6, $50. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights on weekends CHECK IN: 3 PM CHECK OUT: Noon A $50.00 rental deposit is required. No pets in rental units. Visitor mail not accepted. Pets must be on a leash. FACILITIES / AMENITIES: This resort offers a dump station, clubhouse, swimming pool, general store, snack bar, playground, picnic area, hiking trails, fishing creek, horseshoes,volleyball, game room, and nearby pond and lake for swimming, boating, and fishing (license required). DIRECTIONS: From Sacramento take I-80 West to I505, then north on I-505 approximately 11 miles to Hwy. 128. Turn left on Hwy. 128 and go west 12 miles to resort entrance. The last 9 and 1/2 miles on Hwy. 128 is a winding road.

LAKE BERRYESSA, NAPA VALLEY, SONOMA STATE HISTORIC PARK

LOCATED ON THE SCENIC Putah Creek, this resort is also close to Lake Berryessa, one of the largest freshwater lakes in California. The lake’s 160-mile shoreline provides ample room for fishing, swimming, rowing, sailing, or waterskiing.

The trout fishing is excellent on the resort, which is directly downstream from the fish “drop off” point where the creek is replenished each week.

To the south is the Napa Valley, America’s best known wine region with its 24,000 acres of vineyards. Most of the major wineries are located along Highway 29, as are several small towns, all with shops and restaurants serving fine produce from the surrounding countryside.

Napa, the county seat, lies at the southern entrance to the valley. A self-guided walking tour through the town reveals classic Victorian architecture in many of its homes, inns, restaurants, and antique shops.

Sonoma County, on west of Napa, was settled by a mix of European immigrants, Spanish missionaries, and Mexican soldiers and now serves as a colorful introduction to California’s early history.

The town of Sonoma, the birthplace of the county, is about an hour’s drive from the resort. Its plaza, laid out by the Mexican General Mariano Vallejo in 1835, is surrounded by the largest collection of Mexican-era adobes north of Monterey, including Mission San Francisco de Solano, built in 1823. These structures sit side by side with western-style false-front buildings and Italian basalt structures that today house the Toscano Hotel, the Blue Wing Inn, and Sonoma Barracks. Together with the mission, they form Sonoma State Historic Park.

Sacramento, to the east, is the state capitol, and has a pioneer history that began in 1839 with Captain John A. Sutter, a Swiss immigrant. “Old Town,” the original Gold Rush-era town of Sacramento, is preserved in 28 acres of original brick and masonry buildings along the Sacramento River.

APPLE COUNTRY, SHOPPING, BIG BEAR LAKE

AT AN ELEVATION OF 4,800 feet in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains, Oak Glen Retreat is in the heart of California’s apple country. In keeping with the theme of the resort’s location, most of the sites have their own apple trees.

Across the street from the resort is an array of quaint shops and restaurants as well as a children’s petting zoo and museum. During the winter, the resort gets an occasional blanket of snow, making it look like a little Swiss town.

The crown jewels of this area’s recreational attractions are the mountain resorts of Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake. Both are within an hour’s drive from the resort, yet are a world away from the life in the valleys. Pine forests, hidden lakes, fabulous vistas and a range of attractions make this area a vacation wonderland.

Big Bear Lake, closest to the resort, is the largest mountain lake in Southern California, famous for its alpine setting and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Nearby Redlands, a college town with a wealth of history, offers beautifully restored Victorian mansions and tree-lined streets. The University of Redlands hosts such cultural activities as concerts, ballets, and operas. The city is also home to the San Bernardino Assistencia. Built around 1830 as a branch of the San Gabriel Mission and now restored to its original state, the Assistencia contains a museum that offers insight into mission and ranch life in the 1840’s.

Yucaipa is a rural town surrounded by farms and orchards, many of which are open to the public and offer special events each fall. The Mousley Museum of Natural History, located on six acres and home to the largest display of seashells in the United States, is the site of the Wildlife Sanctuary and the adjoining Mockingbird Canyon Wildlife Sanctuary.

To the south is the city of Palm Springs and many other small desert communities and golf courses that flourish in this vacation mecca. 38955OAK GLEN ROAD YUCAIPA, CA 92399 (909) 790–1801 • PACIFIC TIME

www.haloresorts.com

SITES: 183 full

CHECK IN: 1 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM

MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL: 50 amps OPEN:Year-round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: May 1 through October 31 ACCOMMODATIONS: Rental Cabin, $55 (2 night minimum); 40 ft. Trailers, $45. Both sleep 4-6. RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: MINIMUM STAY: 2 nights on holiday weekends CHECK IN: 1 PM CHECK OUT: 11 AM Reservations accepted up to 30 days in advance. Linens not provided. Visitor mail not accepted. Pets must be on a leash.

FACILITIES / AMENITIES:This resort offers a clubhouse, two swimming pools, spa, restaurant and tavern, miniature golf, playground, arcade room, grocery store, laundry facilities, craft cabin, and hiking trails. DIRECTIONS: From I-10 east from San Bernardino, take Live Oak Canyon Road. Turn left and go approximately 10 miles to resort. From Hwy. 60 east to I-10, take Beaumont Ave. Exit and proceed north 10 miles to the resort.

ANZA ANZA RV PARK

41560 TERWILLIGER ROAD SP 75 • ANZA, CA 92539 • (951) 763-4819 • www.anzarvmtnresort.com THIS BEAUTIFUL CAMPGROUND IN OPEN, rolling country with mountain views offers 63 full hookup sites and 53 with water and electricity only. With 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Phone hookups are available. Tent camping is offered and group RV sites are available.

Additional facilities include: hot showers, flush toilets, sewage disposal, laundry, public phone, grocery store, tables, and fire rings. LP gas, and ice are available. RV storage is offered.

Amenities include: recreation hall, horseshoes, motorbike trails, and hiking trails.

From junction Hwy. 79 South and Hwy. 371, go 14 miles east on Hwy. 371, then one mile south on Kirby Rd., then one mile east on Wellman Rd., then 1 and 1/2 miles south on Terwilliger Rd. (follow signs). OPEN ALL YEAR. PACIFIC TIME

DESERT HOT SPRINGS DESERT POOLS RV RESORT

70-405 DILLON ROAD • DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CA 92241 • (760) 251–6555 IN THE SUBTROPICAL PARADISEof southern California’s Coachella Valley, Desert Pools offers 287 full hook-ups with 30 or 50 amp electrical receptacles. The resort features three hot tubs fed by mineral hot springs.

Additional facilities include: clubhouse, heated outdoor swimming pool, 3 mineral springs hot tubs, and park models.

Recreational amenities include: shuffleboard, pickle-ball courts, fitness room, playground, horseshoes, basketball, tennis, miniature golf, resort activities, and church services.

From I-10, exit onto Palm Drive, go 3 miles to Dillon Rd. Turn right on Dillon Rd. and go 4 miles to the resort. OPEN NOVEMBER 1 THROUGH APRIL 15. PACIFIC TIME

ETNA MOUNTAIN VILLAGE RV PARK

P.O. BOX 30 • ETNA, CA 96027-0030 • (530) 467-5679 • www.etnarvp.com SURROUNDED BY MAJESTIC MOUNTAINS AND BEAUTIFUL VALLEYS,this park offers 44 full hookup sites (29 seasonal and 15 all year). With 20, 30 and 50 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Satellite TV is available. Phone hookups are available, for a fee. Group RV sites are available. Pets are allowed.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms, sewage disposal, laundry (fee), public phone, tables, and grills. There is a limited grocery store. RV supplies, LP gas, ice, gasoline, diesel, and kerosene are available.

Recreational amenities include: playground, picnic area, and horseshoes.

After exiting Exit 773 off I-5 in Yreka, turn west and go to the stop lights. At the stop lights, turn left onto Fort Jones Hwy. (Hwy. 3). Go 26 miles west of I-5. When you reach the Etna City limits, turn left after Dotty’s Café and go about 1/2 mile. Turn left onto Industrial Park Way. OPEN ALL YEAR (15 SITES). OPEN MARCH 31 TO NOV. 1 (44 SITES). PACIFIC TIME

LOS MOLINOS DRIFTWOOD RV & FISHING RESORT

24630 TEHAMA-VINA ROAD • LOS MOLINOS, CA 96055 • (530) 384-2851 • www.campdriftwood4fun.com THIS RESORT OFFERS 16 FULL HOOKUP SITES and 16 water/electric only. With 20 and 30 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Cable TV is available for a fee. Tent camping is offered. Group RV and tent sites are available. Pets allowed

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, dump station, laundry (fee), tables, grills and patios available. Ice is available during peak season.

Recreational amenities include: recreation room, picnic area, river fishing (license required), boating, boat dock available across the street (free), canoe rental.

From I-5, take Gyle Rd. exit, go east 7 miles on A-11 which turns into C St. through Tehama. Go across the Sacramento River, over the bridge to light which is 99E. Turn left on 99E & left on very next street which is Tehama & Vina Rd. Go all the way down cross over small bridge, past mobile home park on your right at turn in road is park entrance on your right. Enjoy our long beautiful driveway & follow signs to office! OPEN ALL YEAR FOR FULL HOOKUPS; MAY TO DECEMBER FOR RIVERFRONT SITES. PACIFIC TIME

ORLAND OLD ORCHARD RV PARK

4490COUNTY ROAD HH • ORLAND, CA 95963 • (530) 865-5335 IN THE MIDST OF AN ALMOND AND WALNUT GROVE, this park offers 14 full hookup sites and 38 with water and electricity only. With 15, 30, and 50 amp electrical receptacles, air conditioners and heaters are allowed, for a fee. Tent camping is offered, and group tent and RV sites are available.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, handicap restrooms, dump station, laundry, public phone, and tables.

Recreational amenities include: movies, seasonally and on weekends. Lake swimming, lake fishing (license required), river fishing (license required), ramp, and boat rentals are all available nearby.

From the junction of I-5 (Chico-Orland Exit) and Hwy. 32, go 1 block west on Hwy. 32, then 1 block north on Road HH. OPEN ALL YEAR. PACIFIC TIME

RAMONA RAMONA OAKS RV RESORT

24340 HWY 78 • RAMONA, CA 92065 • (760) 788–3085 SPANNING 105 ACRESwith an abundance of Spanish Oak trees this resort offers 115 full hook-ups, with 50 amp electrical receptacles, 6 tent sites w/water and electricity and park models.

Additional facilities include: clubhouse, outdoor heated swimming pool and spa, WiFi and miniature golf.

Recreational amenities include: hiking trail, fishing in man-made lake, shuffleboard, basketball, horseshoes and Go Me TV.

From 15 South, take Scripps-Poway Pkwy east to 67. Turn left on 67 and go through Ramona (turns into 78). From 8, take Hwy. 67 north through Ramona. OPEN ALL YEAR. PACIFIC TIME

TRINIDAD EMERALD FOREST OF TRINIDAD

753 PATRICK'S POINT DRIVE • TRINIDAD, CA 95570 • (707) 677-3554 • www.rvintheredwoods.com SPACIOUS SHADED SITESIN A 12 ACRE REDWOOD FOREST. All 40 sites contain picnic tables, 14 sites overnight pull-thru, maximum rig length; 45. Full hook-ups, water and electric, self-contained, or special area for pop-ups and campers in the redwoods.

Additional facilities include: outdoor grill, children's playground, picnic tables, horseshoes, event hall with kitchen for groups up to 40 people. Local: mini-market (beer and wine available), coin laundry, propane sales. Nearby: restaurants and shopping, beaches, hiking and fishing.

From north or south bound Highway 101, take the Trinidad exit. Travel 3/4 of a mile north on Patricks Point Drive. Our entrance is on the right. OPEN ALL YEAR. PACIFIC TIME

TULELAKE EAGLE’S NEST RV PARK

634 COUNTY ROAD 97A - TIONESTA • TULELAKE, CA 96134 • (530) 664-2081 • www.eaglesnestrvpark.com WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF WILDLIFE AND HIGH DESERT PLANTS, FLOWERS AND BIRDS this campground offers 20 full hookup sites. With 30 and 50 amp electrical receptacles, metered electric use. Tent camping is offered. Group RV or tent sites are available. Pets are allowed. Open: Year Round.

Additional facilities include: flush toilets, hot showers, sewage disposal, laundry, picnic tables, and laundry. There is a limited store nearby. Gas, ice, and food are available.

Recreational amenities include: playground with goat petting area, horseshoes, hiking trails, biking, off-road trails. Planned activities, such as viewing of the International Space Station and other celestial events.

Located thirty miles south of Tulelake, 55 miles north of Alturas on Hwy. 139. Near Lava Bed National Park and Medicine Lake. From Hwy. 139, turn west on County Rd. 97. Go 2.4 miles, turn left to Tionesta, go thru the village to the second RV park. OPEN ALL YEAR. PACIFIC TIME