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RV Parks in Monterey - Laguna Seca RV Park - A Great Place For Dogs!

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by Pamela Hamilton 12/07/2015
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LAGUNA SECA
 RV PARK
A GREAT PLACE FOR DOGS!

A large percent of RVers travel with their dogs or other pets.  The RV Park at Laguna Seca is a
wonderful location for those who count a dog as a
family member.

Dogs are welcome at all Monterey County Parks.  They offer short and longer trails that will be perfect for your dog’s individual needs.  Dogs must be on a leash and supervised at all times. Please be courteous and pick-up aft...
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Categories: Beaches, PAMELA'S POSTS, Pets
Tags: dogs, rv park, top ten, laguna seca rv park, monterey, laguna seca recreation area, rv parks in monterey, spca, pet emergencies

RV Parks in Monterey - Laguna Seca Recreation Area - Top 10 Reasons I Love The RV Park at Laguna Seca Recreation Area

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by Pamela Hamilton 01/21/2012
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1.  In the middle of everything!  Just minutes to Monterey, Carmel, Pebble Beach, Pacific Grove and Salinas.  Just over the hill in ten minutes to the wonderful Carmel Valley wineries and tasting rooms that are now being called, the "new Napa".  The RV Park at Laguna Seca Recreation Area is the best place for Rvers to headquarter for your next trip to the Monterey Peninsula!

2    Breathtaking views from your RV ...
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Categories: Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway, Activities/Things To Do, PAMELA'S POSTS
Tags: top ten, laguna seca recreation area, rv parks in monterey, park rangers, best prices in town, overnight stays

Monterey Bay - Top 10 Bike Rides - Laguna Seca Recreation Area

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by Pamela Hamilton 01/07/2012
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Here’s the top 10 bike rides in Monterey County, including notes on the level of difficulty.

  1. Fisherman’s Wharf to Lovers Point. (Beginner) “A simple ride along the bike path that runs from Fisherman’s Wharf out to Lovers Point and back is definitely very family-friendly,” says Knight. The bike path, officially known as the Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail, extends from Castroville in the north to Pacific Grove in the south, but the stretch b...
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Categories: Biking/Hiking
Tags: biking, hiking, top ten, bike riding, trails, paths