Durango RV Resorts, Red Bluff Ca.

I arrived here today, and plan on being here until Monday. What a beautiful resort. Clean spacious sites, plus river frontage. Anyone traveling north or south on I-5 through Red Bluff, should plan on spending a few days here. I am getting set up now, but will give more information soon. This resort is a 10. Pictures to follow...


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Glad you made that long drive safely.

oldelmer1 wrote:Glad you made that long drive safely.

Yes,,, I topped off the fuel tank, and made it here.

All the staff here are very friendly. I took pictures, but I need to resize them. All are 3 mb or more.
Durango Park is pet friendly and has a automatic dog washing area. Two very nice and clean dog run areas. Putting area, basketball, volley ball, very user friendly. Tomorrow I will post more information.

Tomorrow I leave for my maiden trip heading to Watsonville for one day overnight with wife's relatives then back up coast to Half moon bay for the week then back home at least over 200 miles for a short trip. and first time with this trailer still I am a little nervous.

Durango RV Resort-Red Bluff is located in the Northern Sacramento Valley’s historic town of Red Bluff. Nestled on the incredible Sacramento River just 2 ½ hours north of the San Francisco Bay Area. At the Durango RV Resort you will find a modern 174 unit RV resort on 50 plus acres. The Resort features all modern amenities for travelers, clubs and groups. They offer river-front, water feature, and full pull-through sites. You can enjoy a dip in their beautiful collegiate size lap pool or relax by one of their fire pits in the evening. You can also take a nice stroll to the river on their walking trail. Guests are within walking distance to shops and restaurants in downtown Red Bluff.
With over 3,000 square feet of fabulous, flexible indoor/outdoor function space, their Lodge Conference Room offers a spectacular poolside setting for your event. The space has an attached commercial kitchen, private outdoor patio area with BBQ, windows looking out over their pool and spa, and access to their main Lodge area. The room can be organized in many ways to make your event special. Whether you are hosting 20 or 150 guests let their full-service special events team plan and execute an unforgettable meeting, club get-a-way or other meaningful occasion for you, in Durango style.

Maxtor,
Thanks for the revue. It sounds very impressive and we're looking forward to seeing the photos.

I will need to use my video tools at home to reduce the size of the photos.

Other amenities are:

They offer Floral Arranging, Cooking Demos, Local Historian Presentations, Bocce Ball, Wine Tastings, Olive Oil Tasting, and Museum Tours. The host weekly and monthly activites, like Potlucks, Movie Night, Good Morning Yoga, WII Challenge, and Pancake Breakfasts.

Durango RV Resort is a great place to enjoy the normally great weather, river, national parks, and clean Northern California air and have a great time.

With all those activities do they have a lot of permanent or semi-permanent residents?

Yes, they do allow long term guests. Every site is emaculate, even the long term guest areas.
I just came back from Sberi's restaurant, where they serve the most tasty food. My favorite is Steak, Shrimp, Stuffed Hashbrowns, and honey corn bread. They even provide take outs, so you can eat in your camper. Yummy... I need to do this more often.

Stuffed hashbrowns? What do they stuff them with - and how?

Tater - (always interested in different ways to prepare potatoes)

Sour cream, bacon bits, chedar cheese, green onions. Very very tasty.

Pictures tomorrow.

Sounds like a loaded baked potato.

Ok,,, all I know is the wife does the cooking, and I do the eating. It's my job,,,, and someone has to do it...

I will check with the wife, on the loaded potato... not sure if she has made one before. Try he loaded hash browns on Scruffy, and let me know how he likes it.

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LOOKS NICE!!!!

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I want to see how the hitch is mounted to the 'vette.

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I want to see how the hitch is mounted to the 'vette.

Very Carefully.... With the supercharger, it makes a fast TV.

Very nice. Love the dogwash. Corvette is spiffy.

Tater

Scruffy and Tater wrote:Very nice. Love the dogwash. Corvette is spiffy.

Tater

It's a long story about us buying the Vette... It is Tom's fault.

I like long stories. Isn't EVERYTHING Tom's fault?

Scruffy and Tater wrote:I like long stories. Isn't EVERYTHING Tom's fault?

ITS ALWAYS MY FAULT!!!!

Nice campground but FINE lookin' rides.

I love the 240Z! You say V8 in the Z? You can't leave a brotha hangin' like that. What ya got under the hood?