Circle City Campers was
established in 1971 as a private RV family camping club which now has
members in the
Southern California - greater Inland
 Empire
regional area, including Los Angeles,
Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego county RV'ers.
We are a family RV camping club with a small
group of both young and old
 (humm...
not so very old!) couples and families who enjoy outdoor local camping
trips where we can pack up our RV's and hang out around the campfire,
fish, catch up on some rest and share recipes.
The clubs center point for travel reference
is the 91fwy at the 15fwy (Corona, California), setting a one-way 110-120
mile limit. Although its not carved in stone, it serves as a distance
guideline for the RV parks and campgrounds where we like to camp. The
campgrounds we attend have full hookups which includes a special rate
discount.
Most of the time we have an informal club
potluck type breakfast and dinner on Saturday with everyone kicking in a
recipe. We're not really a dry camping club. However, many in our club
get
together on the off weekends and do other types of camping activities as
well.
Our campouts run from Barstow to San Diego,
and from Ventura to Palm Springs. Our members come from all over the
Southern California area. It's a family atmosphere. We average around
20-25 rigs in attendance at each campout as the members schedule permit.
Some come in on Thursday but most of us arrive throughout the day on
Friday and are gone by mid-Sunday afternoon.
The club member make-up is families
including kids, middle age couples with their children off to play
(college?),
 and
retired folks enjoying the mix that the club brings along with their
grandkids and great-grandkids. Everyone one is friendly and enjoys a good
campfire story. Most of the rigs are 5th wheelers, pull trailers, and
motorhomes. We discourage Class B, pop-up trailers or tents in general
because the RV parks that we go to normally do not allow them.
Also keep in mind most RV parks we attend
have a "pride of ownership" clause in their contract, so if your rig is
pretty beat up you may run into some restrictions.
Dogs: Just a quick reminder most RV parks
have some breed restrictions in place. So keep this in mind.
 Our
current by-laws require you to attend one campout, meet our members,
introduce yourself, and then our club officers and you decide if we
are a good match. If you want us and we want you, then you will need to
complete a membership application which has your name, address, phone and
some rig information for our files.
We normally do not allow non-members to
attend more than one campout without joining our club since the RV parks
hold us accountable for your reservation, conduct, and you know the
rest...
We also know it is very difficult to attend
an outing with a bunch of strangers, so we will do our best to certainly
make you feel at home. When you arrive at a campout on Friday there are
always members on the lookout for you.
Take a moment, look over our
Schedule of Events for the next
family campout...
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