2010 Meet in the Middle "Site" Poll

[Chez Way]

I voted for Casa De Fruta but we will go wherever the group goes as long as it fits in to our schedule--we can't make it the first week of August.  We were at Wine Country RV over Memorial weekend and it is in a great location for wine tasting and there is a water park next door.  We did see the guy in the golf cart alot checking up on things so there may be a problem if we are a large noisy group.

[Gwenzilla]

I've never camped at Casa De Fruta... however having driven by it many times, the majority of the visible sites from the road appear to be an asphalt parking lot... a very large asphalt parking lot.  Are you sure the "private" area you are talking about booking isn't part of those areas?
I guess next time I'm down in the area I'll have to give the Casa De Fruta RV area a closer look.
Also keep in mind that it does get hot <> out that way in the summer months.  
Casa De Fruta does have a lot of fun shops, and stuff to see though.

[Dee4j]

I have a campground map that I can scan and post (I have permission to do so) However, there is not a specific map section for the area I would like to book. The private are has water and electric hookups but not sewer. They have a pool and a play area up by the office.
 
Here is a satellite view of Casa De Fruta.
 

do they have a honey wagon? no sewer would limit the length of stay

[6Quigs]

Bonnie,
At casa De Fruita, does the Hilltop area have flush toilets and showers?
Anyone with a popup needs the toilets and those of us with holding tanks can last a lot longer by taking showers at the campground shower house.

[beacher]

What happened to Smithwoods, (or the resort next door to it)?

[Recumbentman]

What happened to Smithwoods, (or the resort next door to it)?

Carlos
Where have you been
check out Smithwoods rally posting #518

[beacher]

Carlos
Where have you been
check out Smithwoods rally posting #518

WOW!  After logging in sporadically during the past two months, I guess if I don't read every post, I might miss the little tiny details!:p

So, which of the new options has a good plumbing system, tolerates a little noise, and likes kids?

[guinea]

WOW!  After logging in sporadically during the past two months, I guess if I don't read every post, I might miss the little tiny details!:p

So, which of the new options has a good plumbing system, tolerates a little noise, and likes kids?

I called Casa De Fruita a few minutes ago:
 
They have a clubhouse with a stove, refrigerator, oven, and tables to have potlucks.  This would be free to our group.  I think there might be a problem with freeway noise in some spots (not sure).  

At least 10 rigs is $35.64 per night total.

Glenna:-():eyecrazy::book:
2 story carousel and a train.

Free wine tasting.

Electric, water, wifi, cable, and sewer.  Pull thru sites.  The sites are designed so that 2 trailers face each other.  Asphalt and trees.

No charge for dogs or extra visitors.

[miss kathy]

the area that Bonnie is looking at for us is not at the front of the park- the area that you are describing is at the front and is a big parking lot- with lots of pavement- and the site do face each other- you should look at the google image and you will see that it is a large area with grass.

I have stayed at this park and the front is just a parking lot-

Miss kathy