The campsite was near the Leo Carrillo beach, so that we could walk to it. We roasted hotdogs for dinner. Somehow in the on-line reservation process we payed for a campsite for the disabled, and found out that we had no campsite when we arrived since we did not qualify as being disabled. They would not give us a refund or another campsite in exchange, so we decided pay for a second campsite so that we could stay the night. We also learned that blowup beds are now sold with a battery pump which needs to be charged before your trip. In the past, bed pumps could be plugged directly into a power plug. Since Steve had not opened our new bed yet, the pump was not charged and we would have needed to sleep on the ground if our neighbor had not loaned us his old style pump.
The next morning we drove to Solvang (Danish village) and ate lunch at the Greenhouse Cafe. On the way home we drove by the old Mission in Santa Barbara.
