Dave & Jen

Just pulled into Lake Minden and we’re in the section at the front; A I believe, with FHU.

The sites are super tight-were right up next to one of the cabins! But the people are nice, the staff is friendly, it’s pretty quiet here,and we can see the lake. The sunset over the water is beautiful. We have seen mosquitoes but not to excess; but it we did get her around 7 pm.

There is a bit of trash in our site that my hubby picked up but otherwise it’s not a bad stopover place; not sure we’d come here to stay longer.

We used our TT membership and stayed at this park on our way to WA. Although the park is close to the freeway, the rural road takes you to the spot that it sits next to the San Joaquin River. It was a quiet night's stay. The park is small, and like a lot of TT parks, a bit dated, but clean and it seemed all the full hookup spots were taken up by FTers; there was a dump station we used on the way out. The ranger showed us to a nice, level, end-spot to park for the night which was it was surrounded by grass with no spots behind us. We plan on using this campground again on our trips up and down the California 5 Freeway.

We arrived at this FCFS campground on a Tuesday around noon not sure if we would get a spot. Loop B was closed for a special event (make sure to check their website if you’re coming in June) and the “Campsite Is Full” sign at the entrance kiosk wasn’t encouraging but the only place to turn around was at the campground. Thankfully, the sign was wrong and we snagged A-13 which had a view of the tower! We paid $10/night with our America the Beautiful pass but the regular price is $20/night

If you cannot get a site, but want to see the park anyway, you can drop your trailer at the entrance of the campsite and drive up to the Visitor’s Center and Devils Tower.

It is a must see!

Twin Peaks is a beautiful campground surrounded by forests of cactus! We stayed in site #9 in the generator area; all the sites are pull-through and quite spacious. We loved that we could hike right out of the campground and took the 40 mile drive through the Organ Pipe National Monument and toured the little town of Ajo. The facilities were immaculate, as we've come to expect in Arizona campgrounds. Cell coverage, with our cell booster, allowed hubby to work for a few hours without issue. Will definitely stay again!

This was a great place to stay while visiting the Hollywood area. It was clean, people are very friendly, and the owners/staff are very helpful. They valet your RV into its spot for you and hook up you sewer and water. The only negative I would say is we missed our turn into the park b/c GPS was looking for a road, so be on the watch for the entrance. There's a bit of plane noise, but not enough to even be conscience of it.

Would definitely stay there again if in the area!

Dumped our tanks today as we heading North on the 5.
Easy in, easy out…dump station needs a new hose as it leaks. Otherwise, all is great!

This is our 3rd stay here, this time we were in Hopi Loop close to the entrance of the loop. This is a dry camping loop so we chose this site to utilize our solar, we were also close to the WiFi repeater. We did use the campground WiFi on occasion but also we’re able to get 1-3 Mgbts on our T-Mobile Hot Spot.

Dumped our tanks today as we heading North on the 5.
Easy in, easy out…dump station needs a new hose as it leaks. Otherwise, all is great!

Dumped our tanks today as we heading North on the 5.
Easy in, easy out…dump station needs a new hose as it leaks. Otherwise, all is great!

Dumped our tanks today as we heading North on the 5.
Easy in, easy out…dump station needs a new hose as it leaks. Otherwise, all is great!