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Camp Anywhere! 2020 Opus OP4Folding trailerSleeps 619 ft
Jamul, CA

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2022 Jayco Jay Flight SLX 264BHTravel trailerSleeps 826 ft
TEMECULA, CA

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2019 Winnebago MinnieTravel trailerSleeps 628 ft
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Doing some window-shopping for San Diego County campgrounds, are you? Then you’re definitely in the right place because RV camping at Agua Caliente County Park is a truly lovely experience. Why is that, you may wonder? Well, one of the highlights is the group of hot springs that this RV park is located by (yes, you’re allowed to try them out), another is the trails in the area, allowing for some amazing hiking, just on the doorstep of your motorhome rental. Both kids and pets are welcome to come and enjoy some RV camping so go have some fun in the horseshoe pit or the picnic area.

Anyone who gets an RV rental near Agua Caliente County Park definitely won’t be uncomfortable, not with all the amenities you can utilize at this Julian campground. How about an on-site dump station so you won’t have to drive for hours to find one? Or a camp store where you can buy a nightly snack or stock up on picnic food for your RV rental trips? The hookups are full, of course, and you can choose between 30 and 50 amp. How’s that for luxury?

However great the Agua Caliente County Park camping might be, you’ll still want to experience some of the surroundings. The mountain town of Julian is just around the corner, and you can also drive to beautiful Pine Valley, or even delve into the big-city vibes in Escondido and San Diego. There are also an incredible amount of hiking opportunities in the area, and you’ll see lots of rugged deserts and everything that comes with them. Wildlife, birds, and vegetation - it’s all there.

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The Great Outdoors

Agua Caliente County Park is actually located in a large nature area: Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, which is one of the largest in the state of California. Here you’ll get cactus-studded hills, canyons, and palm oases, as well as a fascinating lesson in geology. At the visitor center, you’ll learn even more, and it’s located underground so you can come here to cool down if the desert sun becomes a little bit too much. How thoughtful of the architect.

Time for some mountain views, so hop into your motorhome rental and head toward Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. Other than the peaky vistas, you’ll also find trails where you can see wildflowers and wildlife, and if you head just a little bit north, you can try to catch some trout, Florida and smallmouth bass, or sturgeon at Lake Cuyamaca - perfect for any anglers who book an RV in San Diego County. You can also visit a lovely pack of wolves at California Wolf Center - just don’t forget your camera in your Julian camper rental.

Head east in your rental RV to visit a really unique place: the Salton Sea. It’s fair to assume that it got its name from being the huge saltwater lake that it is, and here you can see strange yet beautiful art such as the sparkling tree and a stranded door, walk on a beach of fish bones, and visit the International Banana Museum along with loads more interesting buildings and natural phenomena. The lake has transformed quite a lot in recent times, so do some research to find out what it was like when the water wasn’t as salty as it is now.

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There’s really no point in getting a Julian camper rental if you don’t spend some time in the town itself. Take the opportunity to learn about the area at the Julian Pioneer Museum, which features vintage clothes, photographs, household, and mining equipment - that’s right, there are old gold mines around that would be thrilled to have you. You can also check out the orchards and have a bite or two of the local products and produce.

Speaking of apples, the Apple Days is one of many events in this picturesque town, which also include the Julian Bluegrass Festival, the Grape Stomp, Gold Rush Days, and an annual tree lighting ceremony at Christmas time. Not too shabby for such a charming little place. Another popular event is Taste of Julian, where the very best of Julian cuisine is served all over town. Not full enough? Well, there are restaurants, cafés, and steakhouses wherever you look in the town center, so you’ll be fine.

Getting a rental motorhome near Agua Caliente County Park means access to gorgeous, cool mountains, and scenic, hot deserts, as well as lots of history, culture, and other fun to be had; let’s not forget about the main attraction - the campground itself.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

Hiking TrailLocation
Agua Caliente Hot Spring, CAAgua Caliente County Park, CA
Moonlight Canyon, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
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Arroyo Tapiado & Arroyo Seco del Diablo Loop Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
Pictograph Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
The Mortreros Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
Marshal South Cabin Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
Ghost Mountain Trail to Yaquitepec, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
Pinyon Canyon Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA
Torote Canyon Trail, CAAnza-Borrego Desert State Park, CA

CampgroundsLocation
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