Found this beautiful RV Resort in the middle of nowhere, just west of Buckeye AZ in Tonopah. The staff was so very friendly and the park was absolutely beautiful...full hookups, concrete patio, two dog runs, level sites and the best part, it is a Passport America park, costing us $15.00 for the night. Good deal! BUT, shopping of any significance is 25 miles away, that is a grocery store. Monthly rate is $300. and there are a lot of activities to keep one busy. Meals are served here as well.
The next morning, it was off to Lake Havasu. Never been here before, have heard lots about it and thought we would take a look. Checked into Campbell's Cove, again a Passport park, but it has a very weird set up. RVs either pull in to the black line or back in to this same line. No view and tight! It is a good thing we have no slides! Walked down to the Lake Havasu State Park every morning with the dogs...Cowboy sure likes concrete better than pea gravel!
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| Nice legs, Bill |
Near the State park was this beautiful Palo Verde (green trunk and branches) loaded with very small yellow blossoms. I had not seen one bloom before and it is quite striking. Lake Havasu is home to London Bridge. More about that in the next post.
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| Palo Verde in blossom |
Found this beautiful RV Resort in the middle of nowhere, just west of Buckeye AZ in Tonopah. The staff was so very friendly and the park was absolutely beautiful...full hookups, concrete patio, two dog runs, level sites and the best part, it is a Passport America park, costing us $15.00 for the night. Good deal! BUT, shopping of any significance is 25 miles away, that is a grocery store. Monthly rate is $300. and there are a lot of activities to keep one busy. Meals are served here as well.
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