Site 121 at Wilderness Lakes |
There were about 5 of these ponds/canals around the park. |
Nice family pool |
Two hot tubs |
Beautiful sunset |
Now to get to the WOW part!
On our second to last day there we decided to take a drive up to check out Jojoba Hills Escapee Co-op park. We had heard so much about it from people who have stayed there. You can buy a lot there for a price of around $30,000 and then there is a monthly maintenance fee. Not sure how much that is. There are communal buildings, activities, and a fabulous community. If we were American, I would seriously consider putting our names down for a lot. Non owners can rent a site for up to 28 days a year. You are also able to boondock there for $7.50 a night for 7 nights max.
We were blown away by the beauty of the place. It is so well maintained and the sites are absolutely fantastic. Built on terraces up the side of a hill. Almost all sites have mountain views. The flowers and landscaping, which is all done by volunteers and site owners is very impressive.
The road up the hill |
Lovely spot for quiet meditation |
The sites are all large |
The pool and hot tubs all overlook Mount Palomar |
Incredibly well stocked library |
A place to spend hours reading |
The pool was covered to keep it warm. It is maintained year round at a temperature in the 80s |
Rec hall |
Colorful flower beds |
Beautiful views |
Wild flowers on the hillside |
A riot of color |
I wonder if this is new since all the rain |
Ponds |
Another pond |
There are about 5 ponds in the park |
To see some videos on the park just search for "Jojoba Escapee park"on Youtube.com. There are several videos
Thanks for following along and please leave a comment.
That is a wonderful park, for sure actually know of a few river's that have purchased lots there. Keep enjoying your travels.
ReplyDeleteBoth of these parks look great! As a rule, we've found the Escapee parks to be fabulous. Safe travels, dear friends.
ReplyDeleteWow is right. Some places know how to treat RVers right.
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