Check-In Sign is near the Pio Pico
Country Store, on the south side
of the Resort.
of the Resort.
Otay Lakes Road cuts this 400 plus campsite Park in two. The south side has full hookups with 30 amp and 50 amp electric service. Eric and I are at a 30 amp campsite. Eric paid a vendor for internet access because the Wifi isn't reliable.
The Activity Center has a
large patio.
Meals are served at the Coyote Cafe. There is a Puzzle Area, Library and Reading Area. This is a Wifi Hotspot. Sometimes there's no Wifi here.
Mini Golf
Two of the four Pools
at Pio Pico
There are also two
Hot Tubs.
The Youth Center has games,
books & scheduled activities.
I walk to the Youth Center to make phone calls. The parking lot is one of the few spots in the campground where phone calls can be made. And, there's no pay phone here. In case of emergency, RVers go to the Security Booth, report it and staff contact emergency services.
One of two Playgrounds
The Volley Ball Court is behind
the Basketball/Pickleball Court.
The Red Stile allows hikers to
cross the fence & walk the trail.
Shuffleboard Courts
Horseshoes
The south side Laundry
There is a Dump Station on this side of the Resort.
There are instructions at the
north side of the Park
for registration.
The Clubhouse has a Lounge/
Church set up, Pool Tables &
Laundry.
One of the two sections
in this end of the Park
The north side of Pio Pico has water and electric hookups. RVers can pack up and use the Dump Station, use a Blue Boy to transport grey and black water to the Dump Station or pay for a Honey Wagon to come to the campsite and pump out RV tanks.
The Restrooms & Showers
The larger Basketball Court
has markings for two
Pickleball Courts.
Horses are welcome at Pio Pico.
There are four small corrals with
awnings.
One of two sets of Dump Stations
on the north side of the
Campground
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