The Three State Triangle

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The Three State Triangle

Covering California, Nevada and Arizona, the 10-day tour of three states acquaints you with some of the most stunning natural and man-made wonders within just 1500 miles of drive. From lush hills to desert landscapes, from bustling cityscapes to historic highways – there’s plenty that you will like on this tour.

 

Tour Night

  • RV (Motorhome/Campervan): 9 nights
  • Tour code: AWUSMH04
  • Accommodation Grade
  • Private Tour

Tour At a Glance

  • Skirt around the Mojave desert to reach Las Vegas, and enjoy the glamour, fun and hustle-bustle of the Strip
  • Visit the Hoover Dam and the on-site museum for understanding the architecture and design of this man-made marvel
  • Enjoy a scenic drive along the historic Route 66 from Kingman and through to Ash Fork and cross the Hualapai Indian Reservation at Peach Springs
  • Have fun during the desert drive, complete with giant cacti and sagebrush on your way to Palm Springs and stop by at Joshua Tree National Park on your way
  • Admire the natural landscapes on the country drive through Pinyon Flats

Itinerary details

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  • Day 1 Los Angeles - Barstow
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    Los Angeles - Barstow

    Collect your motorhome from Cruise America’s Los Angeles station and head 132 miles to Barstow to overnight. This is a pleasant campground in a crossroads town that once saw The Old Spanish Trail and Route 66 pass this way. Most visitors now are here for the two outlet malls and their one hundred stores.
    130 miles to Barstow
    Take the shuttle from KOA to the silver mining ghost town of Calico. 

  • Day 2 Las Vegas
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    Las Vegas

    Again, a freeway drive of about two hours, skirting the Mojave Desert that will bring you to Las Vegas. We believe we have found the nicest campground for you in this crazy fun city of neon, megastars and casinos! Spend the day wandering the strip and decide what show you want to see tonight. Tickets are normally available and there are several Cirque du Soleil performances going on in various hotels – any one is a fabulous choice.
    140 miles to Las Vegas
    Visit New York, Paris, Mandalay, Luxor, the Barbary Coast or th e Sahara; they’re all on The Strip.  Read More

  • Day 3 Kingman
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    Kingman

    You will cross into Arizona today via the Hoover Dam. There is so much to see and explore in this amazing man-made structure that channels the mighty Colorado River through turbines at eighty five miles an hour and so create power for much of three states. Visit the Museum and see how it was constructed – a colossal and costly feat of man’s ingenuity. Then to Kingman, gateway to Historic Route 66.
    120 miles to Kingman
    Visit the Powerhouse Visitors’ Center for a map of the Kingman walking tour. 

  • Day 4 Grand Canyon
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    Grand Canyon

    The longest remaining stretch of Route 66 starts in Kingman and runs through to Ash Fork. You will pass through the Hualapai Indian Reservation at Peach Springs and tantalizingly close to the Grand Canyon but you just cannot get to it by road from here! You’ll have got your kicks on Route 66 though and at Williams, you’ll head north to the Grand Canyon and the Trailer Village RV Park (the only one at the Grand Canyon with full hook-ups).
    150 miles to Grand Canyon  
    Visit the Canyon’s rim as the sun go es down but be sure to be there again at first light.  Read More

  • Days 5-6 Phoenix
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    Phoenix

    During just over four hours driving south on InterState 17 you will see the landscape change from the lushness in the north with its pines and aspens, to the desert of the south with its giant cacti and sagebrush. It is a fascinating drive for that reason alone but as you come through the Coconino Forest, Sedona is an ideal place to break your journey. Your campground is located on the eastern edge of Scottsdale, where the Four Peaks rise from the desert floor.
    270 miles to Phoenix
    Visit Montezuma Castle. One of the best pr eserved cliff dwellings in North America standing five storeys high and with twenty rooms.  Read More

  • Day 7 Blythe
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    Blythe

    Unashamedly, a stop ‘halfway between where you’ve been and where you want to go’. Blythe, alongside the Colorado River, makes its living looking after tourists who are just passing through and they’ll make you more than welcome.
    175 miles to Blythe
    Visit Cibola National Wildlife Refuge. 

  • Day 8 Palm Springs
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    Palm Springs

    Do stop off at Joshua Tree National Park and possibly the Salton Sea State Recreation Area on your way to Palm Springs, or we should say next door neighbour Palm Desert. This is a ‘desert drive’ but it’s an interesting one to your destination on Frank Sinatra Drive. Emerald Desert is a resort in itself and boasts a 9-hole golf course if anyone needs to slip away for a couple of hours!
    155 miles to Palm Desert
    Visit more of Palm Springs and spot the celebrities. Many from the movie and music world live here for its benign desert climate.  Read More

  • Day 9 San Diego
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    San Diego

    And now to the Pacific Ocean and the beach. You can head south from your campground and take a country drive through Pinion Flats, the edge of the San Bernardino National Forest and through the Cleveland Forest to join up with the Interstate into San Diego. Or you can take the Interstate all the way and be at the beach in a couple of hours. Campland on the Bay is one of our firm favourites.
    140 Interstate miles to Campland Resort
    Visit the world famous Palomar Observatory. 

  • Day 10 Los Angeles
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    Los Angeles

    Allow a “good” two hours to get back to Cruise America, especially if driving in rush hour. 110 miles to Cruise America to drop off your motorhome. 

Hotels

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    RV (Motorhome/Campervan)
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RV (Motorhome/Campervan)

Motorhome Tours
  • RV (Motorhome/Campervan)

Motorhome, also known as an RV (recreational vehicle) and a campervan, offers living accommodation in a vehicle and remains popular with holidaymakers who wish to travel in style.   

What's Included?

  • Minimum age for rental is 21 and no upper age limit.
  • No additional driver fees.
  • Cruise America/Cruise Canada ‘Peace of Mind’ insurance cover.
  • STANDARD FEATURES ON ALL MOTORHOMES
  • Power Steering.
  • Roof A/C.
  • Power Brakes/ABS System.
  • AM/FM Radio Stereo.
  • Cruise Control.
  • Refrigerator/Freezer Compartment.
  • Automatic Transmission.
  • Combination Shower (Separate in C30).
  • Dash A/C .
  • Fresh Water Flush Toilet.
  • Furnace.
  • Generator (In Canada only In C30; not available In T17).
  • 3-Burner Cooktop (2 in the C19).
  • Rear Dual Tires (Single Rear Tires on the C19 and T17).
  • Microwave Oven.
  • 2-Wheel Drive.

What's not Included?

  • International Flights and applicable airport taxes.
  • Visa fee.
  • Any personal expenses such as: phone calls, laundry, drinks, etc..
  • Any overnight campground fees.
  • Rates do not include mileage packages, personal kits and vehicle.
  • provisioning kit which can be purchased at time of reservation at an additional charge.
  • Any items not mentioned in the itinerary and inclusions.

Additional Information

  • Prices above are per person in pounds sterling (£) based on twin sharing..
  • If you are arriving into North America on an international or overnight flight, for your safety vehicles cannot be picked up on that same day. Evening flights should be scheduled for the day of return.
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