Stay #4 @ Thousand Trails Soledad RV Campground & Resort in Acton, CA + Updates

 

Eric & I started staying at

Thousand Trails Soledad Canyon

RV Campground & Resort

in 2020.

Eric registers at the Office while

I unhitch our car from the

 motorhome.

We returned to Acton and this Campground again in 2021, 2023, and again this year.  

Oooh... A unique vintage trailer

It's a Silver Streak.

It's in good shape.

I like the gold accents on

its silver body.

The rear window is a bit

to the left.

This is probably because

the trailer's interior design.

During our stays in 2020 and 2021, Eric and I found Electric Pedestals that didn't work properly.  The voltage would drop too low (107), forcing us to move campsites. 

Low voltage can lead to damaged appliances: microwaves, refrigerators, and air conditioners.  I notified the Office each time Eric and I found a dangerous Pedestal and asked that each one be labeled unusable.

I carefully check Electric 

Pedestals in different 

areas of the Park.

This Pedestal has been riveted

shut in the rectangular

 discoloration on the left.

I am pleased to see this

Electric Pedestal labeled

to warn Campers.

This Pedestal is in a different

Camping Area.

It has been screwed

shut at the bottom,

preventing usage.

I checked this Pedestal

in Section C.

Because the 30-amp plug face is broken, I would not use this 

Electric Pedestal & ask to be moved to another campsite.

The Gold Section was being

renovated in 2023.

I like the new signage for

each road in this area.

This picture shows two

campsites.

The campsites here are 

spacious.

Every site has a new Electric Pedestal and a nearby concrete post to protect it from being hit by RVs.

Lastly, about the BridgeS that connect the upper and lower areas of Soledad RV Campground and Resort...

This is the bridge that was under

construction in 2023.

It spans the Santa Clarita River,

 which is dry for most of the year.

Runoff from heavy rains rushes

through this riverbed.

I hope this bridge survives the next torrents during California's rainy season.