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Discussion => Lower River => Topic started by: hallett1974 on April 17, 2015, 10:03:17 PM
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Does anyone have any info about Rancho not so grande park? Is it only mobile homes or can you bring a travel trailer there? Thanks for the help
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I'll take that as a no
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Never heard of it. What area is it in?
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I heard it's on the California side and it's 16 miles north of blythe
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Yes it is 16 miles north of the 10. I own a mobile home there. You can not bring travel trailers there. Each property is individually owned.
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Yes it is 16 miles north of the 10. I own a mobile home there. You can not bring travel trailers there. Each property is individually owned.
So is there space rent? If so how much.
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I like aha quin was down there this weekend to see if I could get a spot to leave my toy hauler
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So you can leave a travel trailer there full time?
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So you can keep a travel trailer at aha quin full time?
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I have a place at ranchos not so grande
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Just finished a raised patio. Before the thank godness
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Nice looks like a nice place. What is the space rent if you don't mind me asking?
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Their all privately owned you can't lease or rent any spots.
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Nice so you own the property?
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We have a great location available on the river front for sale if anyone you know is interested.
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Nice so you own the property?
Most of the parks from the Palo Verde Dam to the Agnes Wilson bridge are on Indian land, you lease the land from them and put your own trailer/ garage etc on the leased land. Some areas the land can be owned but they are far and few between, and most of the parks you see along this stretch do not allow RV camping. I believe Lost Lake allows RV parking, but Hidden Valley/ Water Wheel/ Aha Quin/ Point Pleasure do not allowRV camping in their parks.
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Never been to rancho. Twin Palms has trailer spots you can camp in for a decent rate. I think it's $20-30 per night depending on trailer or beach spot plus $10 per person
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We have a great location available on the river front for sale if anyone you know is interested.
I'm looking for a river place. I sent you a PM. Please send me info if it is still for sale.