Roll into a slice of Americana where the spirit of the Roaring Twenties is alive, and the flavors are as bold as the bygone era of prohibition. As RV camping enthusiasts seeking a unique twist to your road trip, venture to a captivating destination that offers more than just a spot to park your RV. Immerse yourself in a vibrant atmosphere at a one-of-a-kind Bar & Grill that doubles as a nostalgic nod to the speakeasies of yesteryear. Experience the best of both worlds with our full-service bar and restaurant, serving up hearty meals and a variety of refreshing drinks that cater to all tastes. Whether you're in the mood for a classic burger and a cold beer, or something more exquisite like a craft cocktail from our prohibition-themed whiskey bar, there's something to satisfy your cravings. As day turns to night, the ambiance thickens with the thrum of live music performances that frequently grace our establishment, offering the perfect backdrop for an evening of relaxation and entertainment. Challenge your travel companions to a friendly game of billiards, or simply kick back and enjoy the melody of local talents. Stay connected and plan your visit by checking out our vibrant online community on Facebook. Engage with other travelers and keep abreast of the latest events that could add an unexpected highlight to your RV camping journey. Please note, to foster the serene morning atmosphere our guests cherish, we kindly request that no inquiries are made before 8 am Pacific Time. Embrace the allure of the open road and the enchantment of a bygone era at this unique Bar & Grill, where memories are made, good times roll, and the spirit of freedom is served up with a side of history.

In addition to the full bar and grill to eat and drink, when in stock, we offer t-shirts and hats. If you need to use the Wi-Fi please ask for the password i’m pleased to give it out; but please do not give it out to other patrons (or locals, as we call them) in the bar/restaurant, thanks.

Please come in to sign in, then you will be directed where to park