Rancho Jurupa Regional Park

We stayed one night at the Lakeview campground in the Rancho Jurupa Regional Park. (Campground Reviews listing.)

The plan was to get us closer to what was supposed to be our next stop, Thousand Trails Palm Springs RV Resort. But because of the Check Engine and Malfunction Indicator Lights during our drive here, we decided to take the coach to a nearby Cummins service shop instead. More on that tomorrow.

Dates:

Check in: 2022-02-27
Check out: 2022-02-28
1 night

Site:

Lakeview campground, site 80
Pull-through, gravel, didn’t need to disconnect toad (since only one night, easier to leave it connected)
Large, about 80 feet long by 30 feet wide, with vacant grassy area next to the site
Driver-side buddy: the neighboring site was facing the opposite direction, with the driver side close to it
Partial hookups: 50 amp power, water, no sewer connection
Picnic table, wood fire pit

Since it was only a one-night stay, I’ll skip the other info categories.

Here’s the review Jenn wrote on Campground Reviews:

Quiet park in the heart of suburbia

Check-in was quick and efficient. We stayed in the older Lakeview campground. Sites were level and back-to-back with a neighboring site. No sewer hookup. It was nice to be near the small lake and watch the ducks, but there was trash everywhere. We had to pick up a large cardboard box with beer bottles and cans in order to drive to our site. I walked around and collected a grocery bag full of trash from our site and the immediate area, most of it looked like it was left by folks who fish in the lake and there was a lot of loose fishing line in the grass. This was a convenient spot to stay for a night, but if we came back we’d probably stay in the newer Cottonwood area. We camped at Rancho Jurupa Park in a Motorhome.

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