Travel the Gold Rush Trail on a California RV Adventure

Monty May 4, 2013
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There are so many adventures to be had as you travel along Highway 49 in Gold Rush country. Besides the small towns and gorgeous scenery, there are parks where you can experience some invigorating outdoor recreation. However, many travel this highway so they can learn the history of the region, and you will certainly get an education on the California Gold Rush days!

Start your journey in Columbia, California. This town is located right in the heart of the California Mother Lode. And the entire atmosphere is that of a town out of the 1850s, with the merchants all dressed for that period. At Columbia State Historic Park, you will discover saloons, ice cream parlors and boutiques where you can buy unique gifts. Take a stagecoach ride. You will really feel as if you have moved back in time. You can find several campgrounds for RVs including 49er RV Ranch, a great RV park with plenty of amenities.

Now head south to Jamestown, a historic spot with fine dining, historic buildings and even a restored jail. Hop over to Railtown 1897 State Historic Park where you can ride a steam train and visit a very interesting museum. Take a short side trip 12 miles east to Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park where the Sierra Nevada foothills come alive with nature. Explore the meadows and see amazing limestone formations.

Also make it a point to visit Sonora and take in more of the sights and sounds of Gold Rush history. Grab the camera and be sure to get a photo of the dark red St. James Episcopal Church. This is the second oldest Episcopal church of this construction in the state. Old Victorian homes are the sites of many businesses in the town now, most of them more than 100 years old.

Now head north on Highway 49 to Angels Camp. Take a walking tour of this mountain town and get the idea of gold miners flooding the area searching for their fortunes. From here, take a side trip over to Arnold and visit Calaveras Big Trees State Park. This is where you will see a grove of Giant Sequoias.

As you head further north, you’ll pass through another town, Coloma, where you can try some white water rafting. There is nothing quite as thrilling as traveling down the South Fork of the American River and feeling the cold splashes hit your face as you avoid jutting rocks. It is quite a thrill – but perfectly safe.

Your last stop will be higher in the Sierra near Sierra City. Enjoy a visit to Sierra County Historical Park & Museum. The stamp mill was quite an important mill in the 1800s, as it crushed gold-veined quartz. You will get to see it in action. But be ready for some noise! In fact, you may want to plug your ears in anticipation of the first stamp taking place.

You have covered a lot of ground with this tour. There is always more to see so make plans to return again in an RV for another adventure.

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An RV Excursion to Orange County California

Monty April 22, 2013
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A spring RV vacation is perhaps just the thing to shake off those winter woes and make a new start. Taking the family to Orange County, California is a brilliant idea! There are sights to see, activities that will fill your days and beautiful weather. You’ll have the convenience of an RV motorhome and avoid the constant search for comfortable accommodations. There is plenty of RV camping in Orange County. For instance, you may find Canyon RV Park convenient to all your planned activities.

Picture of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland

Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland

Of course, all the traditional theme parks will welcome you. You will want to see Disneyland even if you have been there before. Knott’s Berry Farm is a favorite as well with a lot of rides and entertainment for all ages. Some excitement is provided with a meal at Medieval Times as sword fighting and other pageantry takes place right out of the middle Ages.

Picture of Laguna Beach, CA

Laguna Beach, CA

 
The beaches are a big attraction in Orange County this time of year. Laguna Beach has miles of white sand and sea birds flying over, making for some great photo opportunities. In fact, there are so many beautiful Orange County Coast beaches it is impossible to cover all the highlights. The Pacific Ocean is such a pleasure in the spring that you’ll most certainly have to put many beaches on your itinerary.

Next head for Balboa Island, a man-made island with shops, an amusement park and great places to eat. Take the Balboa Island Ferry over. The kids love this part of the trip! The fresh sea breezes enliven you and the sights inspire. It will be one of your favorite adventures on your Orange County RV trip.

If you love to fish, see quaint homes in a lovely setting and try your hand at jet skiing, Catalina Island is the place to go. On your trip over in a boat, you may spot some dolphins or whales. Have a picnic on the beach. Rent some horses and go horseback riding around the island. It is a relaxing time with gorgeous scenery.

Some sightseeing spots must get on your list of things to do. For instance, Mission San Juan Capistrano is all about learning some history of the area. You can learn how to pan for gold, which is always fun for the whole family. Then, whether you have children with you or not, go over to one of the zoos to visit the animals. Choose between the Santa Ana Zoo and the Orange County Zoo, or visit both!

Before leaving to go home, get in some hiking at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary, with a lot of great trails and a natural history center. You will also love to do whale watching at Crescent Bay Point Park. Listen to the sea lions barking at each other on the shore.

What a great time for an RV vacation and what a great place to visit! The weather, the attractions, the food and the atmosphere in general all make Orange County one of the best destinations in the U.S.

Picture credits: The picture of Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland is from the Wikimedia Commons. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License. The picture of Laguna Beach is by D. Ramey Logan and is from the Wikimedia Commons. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

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Check Out Out Guest Post – Traveling in an RV with Kids up the California Coast

Monty April 8, 2013
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We did a guest post today on Mommy Hiker that we though you might be interested in. Check it out…

Traveling in an RV with Kids up the California Coast
By Joe Laing

A special treat for youngsters is to visit the beautiful coastal beaches of California. Few experiences can equal waking up with the sound of waves crashing on the coast, making memories that will last a lifetime for those of any age. Driving an RV up the California coast is a cost-efficient way to travel with a family. And this coastline is dotted with premiere RV camping spots. Here are just a few of the best that California has to offer.

See the rest here…

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A Luxury RV Vacation to Monterey, California

Monty February 1, 2013
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Monterey, California is one of the most beautiful and serene spots in the country, thus ideal for an RV winter vacation. A true outdoor recreation paradise, Monterey County offers more than just outdoor fun. History, artist culture and nostalgia combine to make this a one-of-a-kind vacation destination. The whole family will find things to do and see that appeal to every taste.

Many say that Monterey is picture-postcard perfect. It’s true! You will absolutely need to pack your camera gear in your RV so you won’t miss one single unique shot. Then get out there, see the sights, go biking or hiking, play golf or take an afternoon to do some whale watching. There will be no searching for hotels or motels. RV camping in Monterey is plentiful and you can find virtually anything you desire in the way of camping sites and amenities.

You look offshore and you will be viewing the area of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, a protected marine sea area that reaches from Marin all the way to Cambria. This is the home to an untold amount of fishes, mammals and seabirds. Head over to Old Fisherman’s Wharf to do some real whale watching. Perhaps you’d like to charter a boat and get out there on the water and do some fishing. Award-winning restaurants will invite you to dine out in style. You will also find some great little shops where you’ll discover perfect mementos to take home with you.

No one can come to Monterey without visiting Cannery Row. This historic spot on the waterfront was made famous by John Steinbeck. Browse the lovely boutiques, tour the galleries and fit in some wine tasting. This area is alive with friendly people, exciting nightlife and fun.

Probably the most famous attraction in Monterey is the Monterey Bay Aquarium. The marine life you will see will amaze you, a breathtaking amount of sights. See the life that populates our oceans, like sea horses and sea otters. Watch the giant Pacific octopus in action! Get over to the auditorium every day at 12:30 or 2:30 pm and see the “Mysteries of the Deep.” You get to sink into the depths of the ocean and witness deep sea creatures with the use of robot submersibles. This is a thrilling adventure for all ages!

At the Museum of Monterey everyone experiences the inspiration that only the artist can bring to our lives. From February to September of this year, see and hear about the whale and the preservation of this amazing mammal through art and lectures. For kids, the Monterey County Youth Museum is great for all ages, as kids play to learn and the adults learn to play.

Now it is time for some outdoor fun. Parks in the city offer plenty of that. Toro Park has wildlife and twenty miles of hiking trails. Lake San Antonio is open all year for boating, fishing and hiking. The Laguna Seca Recreation Area has miles of mountain bike trails.

Before you wind down your Monterey vacation, take the 17 Mile Drive for one of the most famous scenic drives around. Once you are finished with your Monterey getaway, you will start for home knowing you just had one of the best RV vacations ever!

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Do You Know the Way to San Jose – on an RV Vacation?

Monty January 28, 2013
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An RV vacation getaway to San Jose, California is a wonderful idea for winter months. No snowstorms, no shoveling that heavy white stuff. The Silicon Valley doesn’t have the snow or cold like other parts of Northern California, such as the Sierra Nevada Mountains or in areas closer to its border with Oregon. And RV camping in San Jose is simple to find. Maple Leaf RV Park may be just the place to settle in for the perfect San Jose vacation.

When you arrive, the best place to go is Japantown for a unique array of events and sights. Stock up on some delicious foods for your RV kitchen at the Japantown Certified Farmers’ Market. For kids, there is plenty to entertain in San Jose. Happy Hollow Park and Zoo has all sorts of animals, including endangered species. There is even a puppet theater. All children love the Children’s Discovery Museum including their parents. Interactive exhibits hold attention for long periods and are educational as well.

Museums are abundant in San Jose and making time to see them all may require extending your stay. But you can see the best of them in the time allotted for your RV vacation. Check out the San Jose Museum of Art with colorful and innovative artworks with a number of fascinating collections. The History Museum of San Jose not only has artifacts but old buildings and more! You can spend hours here.

Unusual museums that are worth a visit are the Tech Museum, a true museum of innovation, and the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum with the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts in western North America. Those who love quilting or sewing will want to visit the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, with all sorts of woven and wearable art.

Getting outdoors is a must on your vacation. At Almaden Lake Park you’ll find many miles of trails through the woodlands. You can also throw in a line and get some fishing in the lake. At Alum Rock Park you have the opportunity to enjoy hiking, biking, bird watching and picnicking. If it is walking you prefer to the exclusion of everything else, choose the Los Gatos Creek Trail, paved and perfect for running too. Walk around the lake at Lake Cunningham Park and enjoy the views of the water.

Now for inspiring and peaceful times visiting San Jose’s garden delights! The Japanese Friendship Garden is a tranquil setting right in the middle of the city. Overfelt Gardens is home to the beautiful the Chinese Cultural Gardens, a must-see while in town. If roses are your favorite, there is no question you must visit the Heritage Rose Garden and the Municipal Rose Garden, which has more than 189 varieties.

Before leaving San Jose, you should experience the nightlife! Downtown San Jose offers nightlife beyond compare. Wander the brightly lit streets and stop for a coffee or a drink. The San Jose Repertory Theatre is a great place to go for entertainment, and the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts is sure to have some awesome event happening. Believe us when we say, San Jose has it all!

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Valentine’s Day RV Rental Specials

Monty January 24, 2013
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Getaway with that Special Someone on a Romantic RV Vacation

Valentine's Day Image of Monty the MotorhomeEl Monte RV has paired up with four fantastic RV resort destinations to offer you four great romantic getaways for Valentine’s day.

1. Pacific Dunes RV Resort in Oceano, CA

Take a romantic horseback ride along the ocean with that special someone. This package includes horseback riding for two. When done retire to the luxury of the Pacific Dunes RV Resort nestled in the beautiful Oceano Preserve (part of the Oceano Dunes State Recreation Area). Take advantage of their clubhouse, volleyball courts, basketball courts, billiard tables and barbecue area.

Coupon code: DUNES

2. Pio Pico RV Resort in San Diego, CA

See the sculpture “Unconditional Surrender” that commemorates the most famous kiss of World War II – based on the iconic 1945 Life magazine cover photo of a sailor kissing a woman in New York’s Time Square when the war’s end was announced. This package includes two tickets to the USS Midway Museum. After enjoying “the kiss” and the USS Midway, you can enjoy the Pio Pico RV Resort where you will find pools, Jacuzzis, miniature golf, hiking and biking areas, and more.

Coupon code: PICO

3. Rancho Oso RV Resort in Santa Barbara, CA

More horseback riding fun comes with this package that includes horseback riding for two and a bottle of wine. Rancho Oso RV Resort is Bordered by the Los Padres National Forest and the Santa Ynez River offering endless opportunities for horseback riding, hiking, and photography. While at the resort take advantage of the dining facility, basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts, pools, Jacuzzi, and much more.

Coupon code: OSO

4. San Francisco RV Resort in Pacifica, CA

Enjoy one of the most romantic cities in the world while staying at the San Francisco RV Resort. Just 15 minutes from the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco, the resort offers spectacular sunset views from its perch on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy the resort’s clubhouse, heated pool, and hot tub and restaurants within walking distance.

Coupon code: CABLECAR

All Getaway Packages Include

  • Deluxe 22 foot Class C motorhome rental for 3 nights
  • 3 nights in the Romantic RV Resort
  • Special Amenities at each resort
  • . . . and more . . .

To learn more see: VALENTINE’S SPECIALS

To book simply call 1 888 337-2213. Remember to mention the appropriate coupon code!

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An RV Adventure to California’s Capital City

Monty January 23, 2013
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Picture of the Sacramento, California Skyline

Sacramento Skyline at Dusk

Not far from the snowy slopes of Tahoe you will find a winter getaway destination that won’t present a problem for RV travel, but will still provide a lot of vacation fun. Travel with your RV to Sacramento, California and the Gold Rush Country. Activities abound for everyone, and it will fit your budget too!

Hit up the museums first to get your bearings in this historic region. The Crocker Art Museum is a wonderful place where you will see art from around the world. Check out the Californian and American art as well as Asian, Oceanic, African, European and more.

Signature exhibits are the normal fare at the California Museum. For instance, you won’t want to miss Tapigami, the new art form by a Northern California artist and on exhibit through March. For some real history, visit the California State Capitol Museum with combination museum exhibits, architectural beauty and the workings of California government.

Technology has come so far and you can see how far by visiting the California Automobile Museum for a wide variety of displays to learn all about cars. The California State Railroad Museum is likely the most popular railroad museum in the country. View the restored trains and browse amazing exhibits.

Festivals are always a treat, even in winter months. The Folsom Film Society has a film festival at the Three Stages Performing Arts Center and on January 10 you can see the work of one independent filmmaker in a moving story. The Little Saigon Street Festival Parade 2013 takes place in February with a parade and more exciting festivities.

Attending the theatre is a favorite in the Sacramento area, and when in Rome… You can check the showings of live performances at the theatres in Sacramento and fill every evening with entertainment. The 24th Street Theatre has a number of shows all through January, and the B Street Theatre offers family performances with innovative plays by emerging playwrights.

Sutter Street Theatre presents a number of award-winning musicals and comedies as well as theatre for young folks. And if the Community Center Theater is having an event, get your tickets now. Whether a concert, opera, ballet or musical, the performance will definitely be top caliber!

Experience the charm of a Gold Rush town by traveling west on Interstate 80 into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Auburn, California is a friendly place where you can wander through Old Town and get the flavor of the mining days of the pioneers. If there on a Saturday morning you will love the Farmer’s Market and delicious locally grown vegetables and fruits. There is plenty of hiking in the area too, so pull out those hiking boots!

Truly the Northern California area is one of a kind, and you will want to return again for another winter vacation.

The picture of the Sacramento skyline is from the Wikimedia Commons. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

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An RV Trip to Napa Valley May Be Just the Ticket

Monty January 18, 2013
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Picture of a Sign for the Napa ValleyStarting the year by taking an RV trip to Napa Valley may be one of the best decisions you ever made. Where most come to sample the incredible wines, others come to explore all the outdoor beauty only to be found in this lovely section of Northern California. And there are plenty of family activities both inside and out. Of course, getting some wine tasting in while you are here is never out of the question.

If you want a wine tour, head directly for Napa, California which will make the perfect home base for a Napa Valley holiday getaway. Large and small producers are extremely proud of their delicious grapes, and you can spend your entire vacation just traveling from winery to winery. However, there is a lot more to do than just this.

You won’t be disappointed in the RV camping in the area either. For instance, the Napa Valley Expo RV Park is a great place to camp and settle in for the duration. It is close to downtown Napa and provides easy access to the special sights and sounds of this charming town.

Named after the author of Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson State Park offers visitors fun all year round. Mr. Stevenson and his new wife surely thought so when they honeymooned here in 1880. Although spring and fall are the best times to come, winter offers the best vistas. You only need to check the weather reports before your arrival.

Hike through forests of coastal redwoods at Bothe-Napa Valley State Park. Some elevations are quite high, up to 2,000 feet. However there are other trails where you can stroll leisurely and enjoy the beautiful ferns and bubbling streams. The towering Douglas firs make the perfect canopy for a quiet picnic.

At Skyline Wilderness Park you can dress warmly and go for a horseback ride or perhaps engage in some nature study. Hiking is marvelous here too, with a lot of amazing views of the valley from the trails. Be sure not to miss Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park where early settlers had their wheat and corn ground into flour or meal. This historic landmark has been partially restored, certainly enough to give you a taste of life in the early 1900s. Also visit the Pioneer Cemetery. On weekends you’ll see some milling demonstrations that you sure won’t want to miss.

In the evening, make your way to the Napa Valley Opera House where you can enjoy a wide range of live entertainment that is sure to please every member of your traveling group, no matter their age. For a unique experience the next day, take the Napa Valley Wine Train, one of the most unusual restaurants you may ever see. Leaving from downtown Napa, the train moves through vineyards and over hill and dale while offering the best in food and wine. You can take a lunch train or a dinner train, depending on what meal you wish to enjoy here.

Although your RV vacation is coming to an end, you won’t want to miss Safari West before you leave Napa Valley. Get up close and personal with many wild animals, almost like traveling in Africa. After this experience as the highlight of your trip, you may find it hard to leave this lovely valley. But you can always return another day, another season. Napa Valley will welcome you!

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A Winter RV Trip to Sunny San Diego

Monty January 16, 2013
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San Diego is a wonderful place for a winter vacation in an RV. The weather will cooperate with your plans, and if there is a little rain, there are plenty of indoor activities that will make you forget the soggy ground. Southern California is famous for its sunshine, however, and you certainly won’t be disappointed.

Taking an RV makes everything so much easier. You won’t have to eat out all the time but can fix meals that you prefer. You will have all your personal items near without having to lug them in and out of hotels. One RV park where you will be in close proximity to everything is the Santa Fe Park RV Resort. You can play golf nearby, ride on bike paths or hike miles of hiking trails.

Picture of the Balboa Park Desert Cactus Garden

Desert Cactus Garden in Balboa Park

One of the best places to go right off the bat is Balboa Park. There are so many things to do in this park that you can keep busy for days! Go to the Visitor Center to find out the current schedules of tours, events and attraction hours. Be sure to ride the Balboa Park Carousel for some old-fashioned fun. There are gardens, play areas, dog parks and trails. Also two of the most famous attractions in San Diego are in this park – the San Diego Zoo. You may also want to check out the San Diego Zoo Safari Park which can be found in the San Pasqual Valley 30 mins north of San Diego in Escondido. Remember the song, “Something tells me it’s all happenin’ at the zoo.”

San Diego is also famous for Sea World. This attraction is a must-see no matter how much time you have allotted for your trip. If you like thrilling rides, you’ll find them at Sea World too! The Manta coaster shows you the mysterious world of rays. Blue Horizon is a show with birds, dolphins and aerialists that is a thrilling experience for the whole family. Christmas shows continue on into January so you won’t miss a lick of fun for the holidays.

Experience some of the amazing art of our times at the Museum of Contemporary Art. They have a long list of events you can work into your schedule. The exhibits inspire and intrigue. The kids accompanying you will simply love the New Children’s Museum.

Of course, there are more museums that have something for everyone. There are programs and events for all ages at the San Diego Museum of Art, which is in Balboa Park. Stop by the San Diego Model Railroad Museum to see one of the world’s largest operating museums of model railroads. The children in your group will find the interactive Lionel layout incredibly fun.

After all this excitement you may find that a night out may be just what you need. One of the best choices for some great laughs is the Comedy Palace and for great music – the San Diego House of Blues.

Before leaving San Diego, you’ll want to get out and do some hiking or fishing (or both). You can both hike and fish at Lake Morena. At Lake Jennings you will discover plenty of bluegill and trout and can have a picnic by the lake to enjoy the sunny Southern California ambience. Yes, a winter vacation in San Diego has it all!

Picture credits: The picture of the desert cactus garden in Balboa Park is by Stephane D’Alu is from the Wikimedia Commons. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

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Stagecoach Music Festival & Special RV Travel Packages

Monty January 4, 2013
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Picture of a Stagecoach Music Festival SignThe annual Stagecoach Music Festival was first held in Indio, California in 2007. Since then this festival, billed as “California’s Country Music Festival,” has grown to attract some of the biggest names in country music and attracts over 50,000 attendees. This year the festival will be at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, where it has always been held, on April 26 though April 28, 2013. Headliners include: Toby Keith, Hank Williams Jr., Lady Antebellum, the Zac Brown Band, Darius Rucker, and many more. See the full lineup on the festival website.

Tickets for this very popular music festival are already on sale.

RV Travel Package for the Stagecoach Music Festival!

El Monte RV has partnered with Emerald Desert RV Resort in Palm Desert, CA to bring you a convenient and fun-filled way to enjoy the Stagecoach Music Festival. We have put together two travel packages for the Stagecoach Music Festival to help you enjoy the festival:

Travel Package for Two

The travel package for two people includes:

  • 4 night El Monte RV Motorhome rental (You may pick up your RV at any of our Southern California locations on Thursday and return on Monday)
  • 2 sets of bedding, towels and dishes
  • 1 cooking set
  • 3 nights Premium RV space at Emerald Desert RV Resort in Palm Desert
  • 2 Tickets for continental breakfast at the RV resort for Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • 2 shuttle passes from/to the resort to the Stage Coach Country Musical Festival.

This package starts at $1,400 plus tax. An additional guest may be for $260* plus tax which will include 1 set of bedding, towels and dishes, breakfast and a shuttle pass.

Southern California locations to pick up your rental for the music festival include:

Deluxe Travel Package for Two

The Deluxe Travel Package gives you a no-hassle way to enjoy – we deliver and pick up the motorhome for you! All you have to do is arrive and have fun!

The deluxe travel package for two people includes:

  • 3 night El Monte RV Motorhome rental (We will deliver and retrieve the RV to/from the resort)
  • 2 sets of bedding, towels and dishes
  • 1 cooking set
  • 3 nights Premium RV space at Emerald Desert RV Resort in Palm Desert
  • 2 Tickets for continental breakfast at the RV resort for Friday, Saturday and Sunday
  • 2 shuttle passes from/to the resort to the Stage Coach Country Musical Festival

This package starts at $2,055 plus tax. An additional guest may be for $260* plus tax which will include 1 set of bedding, towels and dishes, breakfast and a shuttle pass.

Please note: These packages do not include tickets to the festival. You will need to purchase these separately.

Don’t wait to take advantage of this great special. Please call 800-337-2153 to speak with one of our reservation specialists!

About the Emerald Desert RV Resort

Emerald Desert RV Resort is a 33-acre gated Resort in Palm Desert, California that puts the “luxury” in luxury RV resort. Amenities include:

  • BBQ courtyards
  • Cable TV service
  • Fully equipped fitness facility
  • Three Jacuzzis
  • Lakes
  • Laundry facilities
  • A spacious clubhouse
  • Lighted tennis courts
  • Two pools
  • Two-hole putting greens
  • Wi-Fi Internet access
  • . . . and much, much more . . .

Other Things to Do

If you tire of the music festival and want to explore a little, area attractions near to the Emerald Desert RV Resort include:

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