The RV Park, Wine Country RV, is tied for the best park we have stayed in so far. They have wide, long sites, all beautifully landscaped. There is an adult-only hot tub landscaped for privacy behind huge boulders and includes a splashing waterfall. It rivals any up-scale hotel resort. We were hot-tubbing the first night here. Good thing we have plastic wineglasses and a non-breakable water cooler that holds exactly a bottle of wine.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Paso Robles
The smaller city of Paso Robles, California (approx. 30,000 population) has won its way into our hearts. It is easy to drive around, a revitalized old downtown with artsy little restaurants , clean, beautiful golf courses, relatively close to the beaches, and so many wineries you cannot hardly count them. Our back window looks out over a vineyard and a Tuscan-looking winery. There is a trail next to our site, it goes through the vineyard, and on to the winery. How convenient is that?
The RV Park, Wine Country RV, is tied for the best park we have stayed in so far. They have wide, long sites, all beautifully landscaped. There is an adult-only hot tub landscaped for privacy behind huge boulders and includes a splashing waterfall. It rivals any up-scale hotel resort. We were hot-tubbing the first night here. Good thing we have plastic wineglasses and a non-breakable water cooler that holds exactly a bottle of wine.
The RV Park, Wine Country RV, is tied for the best park we have stayed in so far. They have wide, long sites, all beautifully landscaped. There is an adult-only hot tub landscaped for privacy behind huge boulders and includes a splashing waterfall. It rivals any up-scale hotel resort. We were hot-tubbing the first night here. Good thing we have plastic wineglasses and a non-breakable water cooler that holds exactly a bottle of wine.
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