cool barbecue grills RV Parks in Cool, California

Originally called cool hole Valley, California.About 70 miles from Sacramento.Early settlers in the area did not find gold in the town, but they found limestone caves and communities near the caves.Cool is known for its cattle and fruit pastures, especially the pear and cherry gardens.There are more than 50 wineries in the area.The American River resort is only a few miles from cool city center.There are 35 sites in the American River, including electricity, water, sewers, garbage dumps and cable TV.It is recommended to book Memorial Day during Labor Day.Pets are welcome and guests can use laundry, club house, barbecue grill, fire pit and small on-Convenience store on site.Hiking, rafting, fishing and boating are nearby.American River Resort New River Road Rome, CA 95613 (530) 622-6700 info @ American River Resort @.River America resortThere are 30 Lotus camps-Amp site, water, dump, sewer, Wi-Network and Cable TV connection.All the grounds are watered, so guests can get green grass even during the hot and dry summer months.Pets are allowed in the Lotus camp, but they need to be kept in belt or voice control.The hotel offers laundry, a guest house with a kitchen, a game room, barbecue grills, and a playground.There's a Lotus camp.A mile walk around the hotel.The hotel also has a deli and a comprehensive storesite.Booking is recommended.Lotus 5461, Bassi RoadLotus camp, CA 95651 (530) 622-8672camplotus.Outdoor Adventure River Caravan Park beyond the limit rafting company's caravan and camping arm provide a complete connection in the field environment.Electricity, water and sewer hooksThe Ups is standard and cable TV connection is optional.There are kitchen, hot shower, private toilet, game room, horseshoe pit and other facilities in the park.Guests can book a rafting tour and meet with a tour guide in the park.There is a pet-walk area.The park is open from April to September. rafting tourists are preferred.Riverpark resort riverbank, CA 95613 (530) 622-0553(800) 234-7238rivertrip.Park Resort.Eric Cedric, once an Alaska native, has lived in California for 20 years.He published it on "outside" and "backpacker" and wrote a book about small-Alaska town, north-southeast.Cedric has been a professional mountaineering guide and field expedition leader for 18 years.He has worked in Russia, Iceland, Greece, Turkey and Belize.Cedric is a private pilot at Syracuse University.