JodyV

Leapin Lizard RV Ranch is quiet, clean and well cared for. The sites have trees between each site for shade and some privacy and there is a terrific pool and hot tub. Dog friendly with a good dog run. We stayed only 2 nights here so that we could check Anza-Berrago Desert State Park was for us. Deborah (owner) was a very helpful with area information and knowledge and gracious hostess. Our one problem, no WIFI. Cell services very limited but WIFI was the deal breaker for us. We are full time RVer's and WIFI is very important.

We have stay here twice now to dump tanks, shower and do laundry while staying at Ogilby Rd BLM. I wouldn't stay here as a longer term site but very convenient for BoonDocker's to top up water etc. The laundry has issues with most of the washers and dryer and we were lucky to have a couple staying there point out the machines that work. Showers were OK although we used our rig. Would stay here again for overnight.

We have stay here twice now to dump tanks, shower and do laundry while staying at Ogilby Rd BLM. I wouldn't stay here as a longer term site but very convenient for BoonDocker's to top up water etc. The laundry has issues with most of the washers and dryer and we were lucky to have a couple staying there point out the machines that work. Showers were OK although we used our rig. Would stay here again for overnight.

Parking lot where RV's stay is quite a walk from the casino. We figured it would cost approx. $60 to use the points required if you did not win. We were lucky and walked away with money in our pocket.

A little noisy from highway/street noise. We were unlucky to have another trailer that ran there generator most of the night. Think they might have been staying there awhile. But the price is right when you are on the road and need a quick one night stop.

The lot fills up quickly with trucks as night comes on. We parked at the back by the horse pens but by morning we had trucks on either side of us, so we found it a bit noisy, but hey, it's a truck stop and it's free. On the plus side there is a restaurant, gas, air and the site is very clean.

We have stayed here twice and would certainly do so again. The park is well maintained and beautifully treed. Great hiking trails start almost at your door and Whistler is a short beautiful 35 minute drive away. Not right in Squamish (5 minute drive) but gives you the opportunity to see and enjoy the beautiful mountains and forests that Squamish is situated in. Mixture of RV and tent sites that are spacious and mostly private. We stayed to self quarantine after coming back from the US and Brad in the office was more than helpful and accommodating. Thank you Brad, you rock!

If you don't want a big RV park and like quiet country feeling this is the place. Lesley and Mike are the perfect hosts and they have a beautiful hobby farm in the eastern hills of Kelowna among orchards and vineyards. Only 8 full service sites with room between to breathe, beautiful walks and hikes right there and farm fresh eggs. There are laundry and shower facilities although they were closed when we were there due to Corvid-19, but there is a good laundromat very close.

We have stayed here before and is one of our go to spots on our way to southern Arizona from Canada. $7 is the senior rate and very reasonable. Access can be tricky due to pockets of deep sand. Saw many people getting stuck, four wheel drive highly recommended. The road straight ahead passed the washrooms and garbage containers is the best.
Lovely spot to camp, views are wonderful. When we were there the water was as ways away from the place where most people camp, but I understand that can vary.

We stayed over in the gravel lot beside the trailer/truck parking area. There were several RV's parked overnight there so you didn't have any idling trucks beside you. Area is level and there's even a bit of a view of the Nevada landscape. Highway is far enough away that we had no noise. If it works into your itinerary it a good easy stop.