We finally got to Louisiana and stopped for one night at Sam Houston Jones State Park in Lake Charles. Once we got settled in, we decided to hike the 1.6 miles Riverwalk Trail since the trailhead was just down the road from the RV. The trees were so thick and Read more…
We split the long drive to Louisiana up by stopping one night in Katy, TX, at a Boondockers Welcome place. Karen and John were awesome hosts, making us feel welcome (at least, after I climbed over their gate to let them know we had arrived — there was some communication Read more…
We stayed two nights at the San Antonio / Alamo KOA Holiday. I normally avoid the KOA Holidays since they tend to be more expensive than most other campgrounds. This one was huge, with 300 sites, and had amenities that we did not have time to enjoy. But reviews said Read more…
Sonora, TX just happened to be a good location to break our trip to LA up. We stayed at Stadium RV Park for just one night and was not planning on doing any tourist activities. However, after talking to the camp host, we decided to tour the Caverns of Sonora Read more…
We boondocked a couple of nights at the Sunset Reef Campground, which was convenient to both Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Unfortunately, it started storming shortly after we got to Guadalupe, so we didn’t end up going on a hike as planned. We only had time Read more…
It was fun to spend a day in Roswell, learning about UFOs and Aliens, especially the alleged UFO crash in 1947. As we drove around town, we saw lots of cute alien signs to get us into the spirit of things. I was disappointed to learn that Dennis Balthaser, the Read more…
We were excited to be able to park for a few nights in the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta RV “campground”, which was basically just a large parking lot with no hookups. We were also psyched that we met a couple during our travels who knew the Morning Manna balloon pilot and Read more…
We stayed a few nights just outside of Albuquerque, NM at the Coronado Campground in Bernalillo. One day, we hiked the Piedras Marcadas Canyon trail in the Petroglyph National Monument to see some petroglyphs. These were our first petroglyphs on our trip, so it was interesting to look around; but Read more…
After exploring CO as full-time RVers for over three months, we finally crossed the border to a different state — New Mexico! We were worried we may have gotten too spoiled by the beauty in CO, and that the other states may not seem as interesting in comparison. But our Read more…
We stayed at Lightner Creek Campground for four nights while we explored the Durango area. After driving around town to get our bearings, we parked in an Albertson’s parking lot near the river and walked along the Animas River Trail. We decided we’d like to bring our bikes with us Read more…
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