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Past trips
Glamping at Red Rooster Lodge
in Glamping at Red Rooster Lodge, CaliforniaCentrally located
It was easy to find & the location was great & is 420 friendly! 3 dogs roam free on property & are the sweetest. Adam even brought us coffee and mocha our 1st morning there.
in San Bernardino National Forest, California
in Yosemite National Park, California
When bringing toiletries, bring as much "unscented" or "fragrance free" items as possible. Otherwise you'll have to lock them up in your bear locker. Bring straight up DEET, OFF! & other natural bug sprays won't help.
Also, there are SO MANY "dead & down" trees you can use for firewood so you don't have to bring any or buy in the park. The rangers encourage you to burn it because there's just too much for them to clear out. We were told at the Ranger Station that they'd "appreciate the help." Don't forget wash bins for dishes & water jugs; you can get water there but remember, you're in bear country, so you have to dump dirty dish water in the dump sink.
in Joshua Tree National Park, California