One of the big advantages to living long term in a variety of places is that you get to explore some of the less touristy attractions. The urban forest at Huay Kaew Arboretum was just such a find!
Kathy and I spent a lovely hour walking around the peaceful and shady grounds.
It was kind of a whimsical place too, with lots of apparatus for children to play on.
I especially enjoyed the signs on the many trees, telling us their names, ages and reminding us to not forget their importance.
There were lots of informative signs too.
Arboretum admission is free and very close to an the busy Nimman area. So if you are in Chiang Mai and want a place to get a good walk in, visit the Huay Kaew Arboretum.
Soledad Canyon RV Resort is located in the Antelope Valley. It was a pleasant hour and a half drive from south Los Angeles.
Its an enormous park with lots of full hook up sites to choose from.
Its very cold here this weekend but I took a very nice walk and got a lot of pictures of the amenities.
There are lots of cabins for rent.
Im hoping it will be warm enough to get in the pool and jacuzzi today.
There are cute little playgrounds throughout the park.
The recreation lodge is very nice and well equipped with billards tables, puzzles and comfy chairs.
Soledad Canyon offers RV spots that you can lease year round. These people have theirs set up very well.
I love to walk and explore. I’m looking forward to checking out this walking trail when Kathy can join me.
While the coldness is not ideal, Soledad Canyon offers a peaceful and spacious get away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. If you are interested in a Thousand Trails membership or have questions about the RV life please contact us at boltraveling@gmail.com.
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