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Adelanto RV Park

4.5 (33 reviews)
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Gene put cones all around our spot to keep us safe.

Gene, the manager, could not have been more helpful. Arranged for us to stay in an overflow spot with power and water. Park is very clean and well maintained. Majority of folks are long term but overnighters are welcome and it is a convenient location; right off of 395 with a large truck stop close by for fuel.

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I was pretty low on charge and towing a trailer with a F-150 EV, and Adelanto RV park was so accommodating! The mobile cord that came with my truck plugged right into 50A at my site and had me 100% charged overnight so I didn't have to make another stop. Clean facilities and friendly people, too.

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Clean park, convenient to 395. Super friendly and helpful staff. Highly recommended.

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“The people in the office went over and above as well; Victor was informative and genuinely concerned that our needs were met.”

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