We stayed at Sheltowee Trace Adventure Resort for three nights and spent a day at Cumberland Falls State Park. We did the 2 mile Eagle Falls hike, which was pretty strenuous, with steep inclines and lots of steps, but it was scenic and had rugged terrain, which I liked. After Read more…
We were a bit worried as we got close to Cummins Ferry RV Resort & Campground, since the road was super narrow, hilly and curvy. But we passed the road that said “No RVs” and followed instructions and signs to assure us we were going to the right place. Once Read more…
Unfortunately, the first horse race of the season at Churchill Downs was after we left the Louisville area. But we decided it was worth the hour drive back, since we might not be closer than that in the future. We didn’t care to tow the RV back and forth, though, Read more…
If you ever find yourself near Cincinnati, Ohio, plan to spend a couple of extra days just south of there to see the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter. It’s well worth the time! We stayed 4 nights at the Oak Creek Campground, which was pretty much right in the middle Read more…
There were several things I wanted to do in Louisville, so we stayed five nights at Deam Lake State Recreation Area, which was in Indiana about 30 minutes away. I wanted to stay closer, but all the nearer campgrounds had poor reviews and some were if’fy for big rigs. Turns Read more…
We only stayed at Fort Massac State Park one night, to break up the drive to St. Charles, MO. We didn’t actually explore the park at all, but after disconnecting the truck from the fifth wheel, we went out to search for Superman! It’s kind of funny how this small Read more…
On our route from TN to MO, we stayed three nights at the Singing Hills RV Park in Cave City, Kentucky so we could see Mammoth Cave National Park. Since we were there on a Sunday, we searched for a church to attend. There weren’t many that had websites to Read more…