Nestled in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains is the Gate City: San Bernardino, California. San Bernardino is the link between the coast and the high desert via the Cajon Pass and is referred to as the Inland Valley.  Whether you’re looking for the old Route 66, wineries, mountain resorts, apple orchards, historic theatres, the solitude of the desert or the scenic drive to ocean beaches, make San Bernardino your base for exploring all of these.

In 1926, Route 66 was completed through San Bernardino and the town quickly responded with motels, gas stations and other services for the many travelers, several of which can still be seen today.

There were two alignments of the Mother Road through San Bernardino, the latter one now called Business 66. Here you can see the first McDonalds Restaurant, which now houses the McDonalds Route 66 Museum at 14th and E Streets. Also along this route is the California Theatre of Performing Arts, a landmark since 1928, and the place of Will Rogers’s last performance. The theatre now displays a mural of Mr. Rogers.

Along the older alignment, several motels and cafes can be found tucked between the newer buildings, one of which is the Mitla Café at 602 N. Mt. Vernon Avenue. Established in 1937, this historic restaurant is a family owned business that’s been serving up great Mexican cuisine since the early days of Route 66.

One of the most famous attractions in the Inland Valley is the Arrowhead, a natural landmark easily seen near the base of the San Bernardino Mountains. The Arrowhead is 1,115 feet in length and 396 feet in width. Though the outline is so perfect it may appear to be man-made or artificial, the phenomenon is, in fact, natural.

 Many legends exist about the Arrowhead. The most ancient legend, perhaps, is one handed down from the Indians. The story goes that the Great Spirit had an arrow, which, like the Israelite’s Pillar of File, was to guide them to the spot where they were to live. The Great Spirit having selected their place, fixed the arrow to mark it forever.

A major event in San Bernardino is the Annual Route 66 Rendezvous.  The event brings together car buffs from all over the country.  Route 66 Rendezvous is a 4-day and 3-night cruisin’ classic car show that encompasses 35-blocks of downtown.  Open to vehicles from 1900-1974, classics, muscle cars, hot rods, and trucks cruise the historic streets of San Bernardino.

Whether San Bernardino is your destination or you are traveling through, Terrace Village RV Park is a welcome oasis in the Inland Empire.

Located at Grand Terrace, just 8 miles south of San Bernardino, the park is set high on a plateau between the breathtaking peaks of Blue Mountain and La Loma Hills. The people here are friendly and maintain a local charm.

Terrace Village RV Park offers the finest in accommodations for RVers. Each of the 53 spacious, paved RV sites features full hookups, including 20, 30 amp or premium 50 amp electric. If you want to stay in touch with the world there is cable TV and High Speed Wireless Internet access.

The Rec Room is a fun gathering spot for parties and movies or just a quiet game of cards and a chat with your friends and neighbors. A coffee pot is available for your convenience. Parties are a regular event and are real popular with guests. At the Rec Room, you can get the latest information about local happenings and attractions. The RV Park's office is conveniently located with the Rec Room.

Terrace Village is close to a wide variety of local interests and services. Enjoy easy access to the area's arts & theater, local baseball, concerts, the historic Redlands & Calico, parks, shopping, skiing and much more! The park is close to restaurants for every taste, convenience stores and most everything else you might need.

This location is also convenient to nearby attractions, including Knott's Berry Farm, Disneyland, The Palm Springs Tram, San Diego Zoo/San Diego Wild Animal Park, Temecula Wineries, Lake Arrowhead, the Route 66 Event and the Fontana Speedway.

San Bernardino is also close to the fun packed mountain resort areas of Big Bear and Arrowhead Lake. 

In just a short drive for a quick daytrip, refreshing weekend getaway or lazy extended vacation, Southern California’s favorite outdoor playground and relaxation haven, Big Bear, offers every amenity and activity for winding down the stress and winding up the fun.

The scenic drive up the mountain through pine and oak forests exchanges the city’s concrete jungles into your own personal vacation world. Soon, you’re at the crest 7,000 feet above sea level.  Inhale the fresh, pine-scented air.  Take in the expanse of the enormous lake.  Feel the cool mountain breeze. Look up: nothing but blue skies. 

Located lakeside, Big Bear Shores RV Resort & Yacht Club is a luxury RV resort set among towering pines. Enjoy the region’s abundant activities, recreational options, award-winning fishing, and prime shopping and dining

Big Bear Shores RV Resort offers exceptional amenities including an owner's only 40-slip marina. The 16,000 square foot owner’s only Clubhouse was constructed in the spirit of a mountain lodge and features a private owner’s game room and lounge, elegant lobby, fully-equipped fitness center, and locker rooms. A tennis court, outdoor swimming pool, and spas round out your Big Bear Shores RV Resort experience. Rental guests are invited to use the pool, spas, tennis court and game room located on the pool level. 

Big Bear Shores RV Resort is a gated, RV resort community with 170 private sites is close to Big Bear Lake’s central shopping district – the Village - and offers convenient access to Big Bear Lake and the surrounding wilderness. The Resort sits on 17 forested acres and offers owners, visitors and guests an exceptional vacation experience.

Open year round, Big Bear Shores RV Resort offers daily, weekly and monthly rentals available for travelers looking for a quiet spot with impressive views and amenities to match. Minimum RV length is 26'. For Rentals call 909-866-4151

Rocky Mountain RV & Marine is located on “Old Route 66” at 12700 Central, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  So if you’re ever traveling this iconic highway, be sure to stop by and say Hello!