Vacation in Maui, Hawaii
We took a real vacation for the first time in 5 years and spent a week in Maui, Hawaii! Yes, even full-time RVers need a vacation from their travel life every now and again. 🙂 Why Maui? Our good friends…
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Two Stops along the Great Florida Birding & Wildlife Trail with my new Sony A6000 Camera
Of all the places we’ve traveled Florida has the most abundant and eclectic collection of easily-viewable birds and animals in the United States, and you can view these creatures at any of 510 parks and preserves along the Great Florida…
Travel Update – RV Camping in Florida, How to Replace RV Toilet & More…
Hi Everyone! It’s been a while since I updated you on our happenings and whereabouts, so I’ll share where we are, what we’ve been up to, and what our plans are for the spring. We spent the holidays in Atlanta…
RV Boondocking Near Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
Hi Everyone. As it’s now 2017 (Happy New Year btw!) I was reflecting back on 2016 and all of the places we visited and things we saw. Utah really stood out for us this past year as we spent the…
Cedar Breaks National Monument & Bryce Canyon National Park
Even well-planned and well-researched day trips sometimes end in failure, so it should come as no surprise to us that when we do zero pre-planning we’re more likely to miss out on sights and to waste time. And yet sometimes…
Tips For Visiting Zion National Park by RV
Zion National Park was one of the first National Parks we visited as a couple, when we first got together many years ago. We stopped at Zion in our U-Haul on our move to California from Massachusetts, and tent camped in the National Park campground.
Kayaking at Sand Hollow State Park, Utah
After spending the better part of the winter in Southern California, we found it more difficult than normal to pack up our stuff and get on the road. This was partly due to buying stuff we didn’t yet have a…
RV Camping in Idyllwild, CA
Winter RVing in Southern California is a tricky thing. Southern California is close to South Carolina in latitude, so it doesn’t sit as far south as Florida, and as a result doesn’t get as warm. Add in the Pacific Ocean,…
Trip to Lassen Volcanic National Park – a Volcanic Wonderland
This past October right before the park shut down for the season we took our RV and visited Lassen Volcanic National Park. We’ve had Lassen on our bucket list for years, but it’s always been just a little bit out of the…
Bend, Oregon & Newberry National Volcanic Monument
We packed up at Chehalis, WA by about 10am and we were on our way to Bend, Oregon. The route to Bend passes through the outskirts of Portland, and then onto Rt26 – a secondary highway that passes through the…
Travel Update – October 9th, 2015
Hi Everyone – it’s been a busy month. Since my last update, Kathy flew to Atlanta for a week and returned, and I moved the RV from La Conner, WA to Chehalis, WA, and then we recently drove down to…
The Full-Time RVer’s Guide to Enjoying Travel and Avoiding Burnout
Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything. – Charles Kuralt From the time I was a child I took elaborate and lengthy road trips with…