Jolon captivates with Mission San Antonio de Padua, California's third mission founded in 1771 amid oak savannas and Los Padres National Forest trails. Road's End stands as the sole RV park here, offering 30-amp hookups and pet-friendly pull-through sites from $29 to $59 nightly. Camp here to hike condor trails by day and soak in mission history by sunset.
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Jolon thrives as a historic gem in Monterey County's backcountry. Mission San Antonio de Padua anchors the town with its massive adobe church, restored fountains, and museum showcasing Chumash artifacts. Fort Hunter Liggett nearby hosts guided tours of cavalry barracks from the 1940s. Los Padres National Forest envelops everything, delivering trails like the Vicente Flat that climb to panoramic ridges over the Nacimiento River.
Road's End in Bradley Lockwood fits every RV traveler's needs. Pet owners love the welcoming sites. Big rigs slide into pull-through spots with ease. The 30-amp power keeps you charged for missions runs or forest forays, all at rates from $29 to $59 per night.
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Jolon centers on Mission San Antonio de Padua, founded in 1771 by Father Junipero Serra. This sprawling adobe complex boasts the largest mission church in California, plus a museum with Native American artifacts and sacramental records. Surroundings include Los Padres National Forest hikes and Fort Hunter Liggett's military relics, drawing history seekers and trail runners alike.
Road's End in Bradley Lockwood serves as Jolon's main RV park. It offers 30-amp service, pet-friendly sites, and pull-through options from $29 to $59 nightly. Park here for quick drives to Mission San Antonio de Padua or forest trails.
Yes, Road's End welcomes pets on all sites. This Bradley Lockwood spot provides 30-amp hookups and pull-throughs ideal for furry companions. Explore nearby Mission San Antonio de Padua or Los Padres trails without leaving your pets behind.