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Turtle
Rock RV Resort
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Gold
Beach, Oregon
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Turtle Rock RV Resort was adopted by Julian and Kachina Starr in 1988 after they found it abandoned and in sad shape. They lovingly began reconstructing it, having to move slowly through the maze of beaureacratic red tape to comply with the strict environmental issues and building codes required along the Oregon Coast. I'm very impressed with what they have created here and was glad to make it my home while in Gold Beach in September, 2005. |
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Here's
the site I chose (C45) located between two cottages on the water
side.
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I was so impressed that it was so level, I only had to extend the
jacks for stability purposes.
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Here's
site #88, a pull-through looking onto the creekside cottages. The
beach is to the left with a short easy-access path.
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Here's
the park's mascot - or at least its namesake. Use your imagination
and you should have no trouble finding the Turtle in the Rock formation.
You can visit him every day as he lives just across the road from
the park.
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Two
of the back-in sites nestled against the forested hillside.
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Wanna
shower with your honey? Six immaculate private bathrooms, some with
dual opposing shower heads will allow you to do just that!
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I
always love a campfire on a chilly night. Lots of private parks
don't allow open fires nowadays due to fire regulations, so I'm
especially impressed they jumped through the necessary bureaucratic
hoops to allow them in certain sites here. These are my friendly
neighbors from Sacramento, George & Sherie Lemire and Myron
& Helen Nadolski, who kindly allowed me to use them as my campfire
models.
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