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Bakersfield River Run RV Park
Bakersfield
Bakersfield River Run RV Park, situated in Bakersfield along the picturesque Kern River, offers a prime location within walking distance of the city's finest hotels and restaurants.
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Bakersfield RV Resort
Bakersfield
Luxury, style, and comfort combine to make Bakersfield RV Resort the ideal destination for your vacation travels.
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Bakersfield RV Travel Park
Bakersfield
Bakersfield RV Travel Park in Kern County's Central Valley is a top choice for travelers seeking a pet-friendly camping experience. This freeway-accessible park boasts shady, grassy sites where guests and their furry companions can relax in comfort.
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Desert Palms MH & RV Park
Bakersfield
Desert Palms MH & RV Park in Bakersfield, California, offers a serene Spanish Oasis setting with over 200 palm and fruit trees, providing a tranquil retreat for travelers seeking a relaxing RV experience.
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Camp James
Kernville
Camp James is a dog-friendly campground in Kernville in California’s Central Valley, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
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Bakersfield
Cruise America RV Rental is a dog-friendly RV or camper rental service in Bakersfield in California’s Central Valley.
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Tehachapi
Indian Hill Ranch RV Park is a dog-friendly campground in Tehachapi in California’s High Desert, welcoming guests and their four-legged companions.
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Frazier Park
Lake of the Woods Mobile Village in Frazier Park, Kern County, offers a serene retreat for RV and camping enthusiasts. Situated at a refreshing 5100 ft.
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Lost Hills
In Lost Hills, a hidden gem in Kern County's Central Valley, Lost Hills Campground offers a serene retreat for both humans and their furry companions.
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Bakersfield
Rosedale Village RV Park in Bakersfield, Kern County, Central Valley, offers a serene retreat with 155 grassy pads adorned with citrus and nut trees. Each site includes a picnic table and patio for guests to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
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Mojave
Located two miles north of Highway 58 on Highway 14 in the Mojave area. Nearby attractions: Poppy Reserve, Red Rock Canyon, Borax Mines, 20 Mule Team Museum, Arrow Saxon Space Museum, Death Valley and many others!
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Mojave
Welcome to Spaceport RV Park, a hidden gem in Mojave, Kern County, offering a unique blend of convenience, comfort, and a warm welcome to all travelers, including our beloved furry friends.
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Traveling with your dog in the California deserts
California's desert landscapes offer a unique adventure for dogs and their people. From Death Valley's sweeping vistas to Joshua Tree's scenic drives and Anza-Borrego's rugged trails, careful planning and plenty of water will keep your pup safe and happy.
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Pet-friendly accommodations in the California deserts
The California deserts offer pet-friendly lodging from Death Valley to Greater Palm Springs. Stay at rustic motels near Joshua Tree, luxury resorts in Anza-Borrego, or the Ace Hotel in Palm Springs with your dog by your side. Find pet-friendly accommodations…
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Dog-friendly hikes in Greater Palm Springs
Greater Palm Springs offers dog-friendly desert hikes with mountain panoramas and fresh desert air. Try the Homme/Adams Park loop with its off-leash area, the challenging Homestead Trail, or 17 miles of paths at Mission Creek Preserve. The California desert region…
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Top 5 dog-friendly adventures in the California deserts
From Joshua Tree's Barker Dam Trail to Anza-Borrego's palm oasis hike and Lake Cahuilla's shoreline, the California deserts serve up five outstanding adventures for dogs and their humans. Leash up and explore. Hike the Barker Dam Trail, Joshua Tree National…
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Raving about Redding
Redding in March means green hills, blossoming orchards, and comfortable temperatures for dog hiking. Walk the Sundial Bridge, follow the Sacramento River Trail toward Shasta Dam, or loop through the McConnell Arboretum.
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Moseying around the Mojave
The 1.6-million-acre Mojave National Preserve offers winter adventurers rose-hued dunes, Joshua tree forests, and ghost towns to explore with leashed dogs. A high-clearance vehicle opens up hundreds of miles of dirt roads through this rugged San Bernardino County landscape.
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