roadtripper9905641

We had a very nice visit to J&J RV Park! We had a very spacious site that had a picnic table and was able to accommodate our truck. There are 32 back in sites around the perimeter of the drive and 13 pull through sites in the middle, as well as a few small tent sites on the end. The owners, Jeff and Julie, live onsite and were very friendly and helpful! Check in was super easy. There is a bath house, laundry room and grassy dog park towards the front of the campground. This is a newer park so the trees are very small still, bring your own shade. If you are interested in going to see "The Wave", you will need to enter a lottery daily in order to hike the next day. This office was conveniently located a couple of blocks down the street. We walked to it every morning until we finally were drawn for the hike. Worth the effort!! A few yummy restaurants down the street (we enjoyed Big Al's and Escobar's) and 2 nice grocery stores for supplies. Centrally located to so many things to do and at a great price.

Let me start with...there is nothing to do in Needles, CA! We stayed here, wasting some time before an event in Lake Havasu, not knowing what Needles was like. There is one decent little restaurant in town and that is it! At least 30 minute drive to grocery store in Fort Mohave, with more to do in Bull Head City and Laughlin, AZ. Gas is much cheaper in AZ as well. With that said, we are pulling a 44' 5th wheel. It was easy getting into the park, which is right off of I-40 and check in was also easy, office was new and clean. Our bill was $30 more than expected because they somehow forgot to add a "bed tax" to our bill. We were escorted to our site, which was an easy, level, pull through site with a large cement patio. We barely fit in without over extending into the roadway at 44'. There is crazy amount of privacy between the sites with huge, 15' tall bushes. This made it somewhat difficult to get to our connections and extend the slides without scrapping the sides of the rig, but we made it work. There are beautiful palm trees and plenty of lighting at night. The clubhouse is quite antiquated and the pool is nothing fancy. Laundry was clean and the machines worked well. Small, fenced in dog area. They offered free Wifi but the password they gave us never worked. Happy hour on Friday nights and some cards during the day. The term "resort" may be a stretch. If this park were in a different town, I would probably stay there again.