San Andreas, California, perches on the infamous San Andreas Fault and birthed Mark Twain's 'Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.' Gold Rush relics line Highway 49, while the Stanislaus River rushes nearby. Three RV parks, like Gold Strike Village and Gold Strike Mobile Village, start at $25 nightly, perfect bases for frog-jumping festivals and sequoia hikes.
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About San Andreas, California
San Andreas rules as Calaveras County seat, drawing crowds to the June Jumping Frog Jubilee at the fairgrounds off Highway 12. Gold miners swarmed here in 1848, building the sturdy courthouse that still stands on St. Charles Street. The San Andreas Fault slices through town, viewable at the museum on Mountain Ranch Road. Day trips lead to Mercer Caverns' glittering chambers or Calaveras Big Trees State Park's ancient giants twenty miles north.
Gold Strike Village welcomes tent campers and small RVs with WiFi and rates from $29 nightly. Gold Strike Mobile Village fits big rigs with 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi, priced $25 to $45 per night. These parks hug the edge of town, minutes from grocery stores on Highway 49 and river put-ins for kayaking.
- Three RV parks listed, two with WiFi and one offering 50-amp service
- Gold Strike Mobile Village charges $25 to $45 nightly for full amenities including showers
- Camp near Calaveras County Fairgrounds, site of the annual Jumping Frog Jubilee
- All parks position you five miles from Stanislaus River access points
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