Hesperia Lake Park

You have the beautiful lake, great restaurants, a fun boat to cruise on, and an amazing historical Fort! Lots to do and a short drive from anywhere in New York!

Hespiria is in San Bernardino County, California, close to the Los Angeles metropolitan area, but outside the metropolitan area, it is at most marginal. The specific location mentioned in the travel photography here is a section of Interstate 15. Between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, there is a usual parking place called Basto. It takes about five or six hours to drive from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. So Basto becomes the preferred parking spot, and the return trip is often still stopped in Basto. Most of them drive back to Los Angeles from Basto in one breath. But between Basto and Los Angeles, there is a curved but steeper winding road. Before entering the winding road, there will be road signs prompting that the speed is legally monitored by the aircraft. Considering the difficult journey, most vehicles will slow down according to law or follow the usual rules, some cars will stop before entering Panshan Road, refuel to check the condition of the car, or the driver will rest, which is the old road of driving. Hespiria is the last parking spot before entering Panshan Road. The shooting spot selected in the travel photography is Circle K, a convenience store selling drinks and snacks, and a gas station in front of the store. According to the official website, Circle K, also known as OK Convenience Store, was founded in El Paso in 1951 chain convenience store group, operated through a franchise, the trademark was originally held by ConocoPhillips ConocoPhillips and sold to Alimentation Couche-Tard. Circle K also has gas stations in some parts of the United States. Circle K also has chains in Asia, such as Japan, Hong Kong and Macau. On Thanksgiving Day, there was no choice but to park at Circle K, and queued for half an hour to go to the bathroom. Before the gas station's gas pile, the vehicle was full, only a few piles could be added, the rest were to be overhauled, or the parking space in front of the pile was occupied by vehicles passing by. When I was in line, the convenience store was temporarily closed for half an hour and could only go out and not enter. I came out of the bathroom, smoked at the convenience store door to enjoy the snow, the salesman came out to smoke with me, sighed deeply, it seems that this smoking rest is quite comfortable. I asked him, is it often so busy? No. This is the case every Thanksgiving? Never been like this! I said this is the second time I have encountered a big traffic jam on Thanksgiving. A few years ago, from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, it was eleven hours. And today, the snow was flying, and the night was white. Tonight, or early morning, when I arrived at my Los Angeles residence, it took more than 13 hours. I think this should be a stop in a lifetime of travel, random and precious rare.