Full-Time RVing at Orange Grove RV Park Comfort, community, and affordability are just the beginning! Come see all the benefits of full-time RVing at Orange Grove RV Park. 1. Location, Location, Location It’s true that your location can make all the difference. RVing in the middle of nowhere is neat, but sometimes you need to … Continued
1. Wash Everything The first thing on the RV Spring Cleaning Checklist is to start washing everything that can be and should be washed. This can include curtains, blankets, pet beds, rugs, kid’s items, and anything that is frequently used. Get this started while you tackle the rest. 2. Deep Clean Those Cracks and Corners … Continued
Just one hour northeast of Bakersfield, where Highway 178 meets Highway 155, lies Lake Isabella between two sections of the Sequoia National Forest. Get there by traveling scenic Kern River Canyon Road.
Looking for something off-beat, unusual, or just plain peculiar to do next time you visit Orange Grove RV Park in Bakersfield? Well, here you go. The West Kern Oil Museum – nicknamed ‘The Mouse Museum’ has an exhibit devoted to the Great Mouse Invasion of 1926 – 1927.
If all the shopping malls in your hometown and every other town you’ve ever visited seem the same, well…they are. Same department stores, same chain store restaurants, same cookie-cutter everything. Until now! Try one-stop shopping at Bakersfield’s only Latino shopping mall, get everything you want, and discover the exciting difference. What, Where, and When Here’s … Continued
If you love wine, sweet juicy oranges, and ripe olives in your salads or on a charcuterie plate, you’ve come to the right place. Bakersfield is smack dab in the middle of one of the most bountiful agricultural regions in the world. Reserve your stay at Orange Grove RV Park and pick the oranges right off … Continued
Fifteen million years ago, your campsite at Orange Grove RV Park, all of downtown Bakersfield, and even the Buena Vista Museum itself were covered by water. That’s right, millions of years ago, our city’s modern-day location was covered by an ocean and home to the giant megalodon – the largest shark to ever exist. The … Continued
Not quite a real ghost town, but more than a movie set or museum, Silver City is made up of 20 original structures, transported from the mining camps of Keyesville, Whiskey Flat, old Isabella, Claraville, Hot Springs, Miracle, Southfork and other Kern Valley frontier settlements. Silver City is listed in National Directory of Haunted … Continued
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