Oakdale Farm #1

We are located about 80 miles north/west of Yosemite National Park, and also about 80 miles south of Sacramento CA, the state Capital. We are on a 21 acre farm, between the towns of Riverbank CA and Oakdale CA. We are located on an unlit county road between Riverbank and Oakdale California. We are beside a local train track, which is used to haul farm produce and lumber, so there will be train noise on occasion The county road is two lane and paved. Our circular driveway is road base, and the RV space is level gravel. There are four homes on our 21 acre farm, each with separate driveways. If your stay request is approved, please refer to the Farm Map image that marks which of the four driveways you need to use to enter the RV staging area. We also have a portable A frame sign with the address 6723 that we will put out along the county road to help direct you to the correct driveway. Our RV space Oakdale Farm #1 is in a separate area of the farm. The space is pull-through with an exit back out to the main road after we unlock a padlocked gate, or you can back out and exit via the circular driveway. We are NOT located on or near the Stanislaus River. The BW/HH map may not correctly show our location. We have two Host sites - Oakdale Farm #1 and Oakdale Farm #2. These two Host RV sites are on the same property and only about 100 feet apart. If you plug into our 50 amp power or 30 amp power, please be prepared to donate towards our utilities. You are welcome to use our dump station and also hook up to our well water supply, no donation needed for those items. If your RV uses only 30 amp power - be sure that you have an adapter that goes from 50 amps to 30 amps. We have 15 acres soon to be planted in peaches, with a 1/2 mile circular road around the tree farm, where guests can walk if the farmer is not actively working with the trees. Guests are requested to respect the private areas of the homes. We have a community park area that we all use for relaxing, watching sunsets, having a campfire, or just socializing with each other. We have several cats, including three barn cats that have free access to all area of the farm to help us control mice and other rodents. If you have a dog, you must keep it leashed when outside. We have a 1/4 acre pond - no guests allowed in the pond area without specific permission, or in the barns. We are politically conservative and non-compliant, so if that bothers you, we will refrain from any political comments. However - we have chosen to not accept the experimental gene therapy "vaccine" and we do not wear masks. So if you have been vaccinated - you are still welcome but we will not have physical contact due to the shedding of spike proteins from vaccinated people, that can infect other people with the spike proteins, that can be deadly. Suggested Local Attractions: . Knights Ferry, located about 15 miles from our farm, is a historic gold town on the Stanislaus River, with a great natural history museum, and parking access for hiking along the river. There are two commercial river rafting companies there, where you can rent kayaks and rafts. There is a museum of local history about the mill that used to operate there. The exhibits include information about local wild-life and the salmon that migrate up the Stanislaus River from the Pacific Ocean. During the annual salmon migration in the fall, you can watch them from the bridge over the river. Knights Ferry also has one of the longest restored single-span covered bridges west of the Mississippi. The town has several restored businesses, including a little general store, an ice cream parlor, and a fun restaurant and bar where you can sit and eat and enjoy the river. Oakdale has an extensive ranching and rodeo history - the Oakdale Cowboy Museum is a wealth of information about the area. Oakdale has shopping, a summer Farmer's Market, and a number of excellent restaurants. In April the Oakdale Saddle Club produces the Oakdale PRCA Rodeo, a two day professional PRCA rodeo event, and it draws top competitors from all over the USA each year. Yosemite National Park, Sacramento, San Francisco, Modesto, Woodward Reservoir, Columbia Historic Gold Mine town, Sonora Gold Rush era town, Jamestown Train Museum, many local wineries within an hour's drive.