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We have been traveling to and through SA for 35+ yrs. My wife's sister & family lived in Mountain Ranch & after husband died moved to SA, She was RN at the hospital & retired from there. RIP

Well I have a special interest in San Andreas because I lived here int late 50's and 60's It was a great town to live and grow up and attend school in and from what I seen on this trip I have a feeling it still is. During my short stay in San Andreas it did remind me this is not a big city or big town place,But a very interesting town with so much history about the area before the gold strikes and during the gold strikes up to the present. There are a couple museum in the area that i highly recommend to visit where one can get up close to the past. The Old Court Building and Jail house is a must visit place, I did not have time to visit this place but have some great memories of this building as my friends and I used to run through the building playing until office people would come out of their office and tells to keep quiet. I was told this building has become on of the museums int the area.

The check in was at 3, we waited around for hours before getting into the room, even though they knew we needed the room earlier. Town very small and funky. We ate at Subway once, ate all breakfasts at Patio Burgers -- pricey, but bountiful amounts of food. Go early, many retirees are there every day mid-morning. The place serves breakfast all day, super experience. Gateway area to Angels Camp (think Jumping Frogs), Murphys, Calaveras Big Trees.