The trip down to the Sugarloaf Key / Key West KOA Holiday campground was longer than we prefer, taking about 6 hours and requiring a stop to fuel up while hauling the fifth wheel. But we made it without incident. We had to wake up around 6am the next morning Read more…
Woo hoo, we made it to the most magical place on earth! 🙂 We stayed at the The Campsites at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort for three nights while we visited the Magic Kingdom and Epcot Parks. I was most interested in checking out the Christmas decorations that I’ve heard people Read more…
We started heading toward Orlando to pick up Marissa, and stopped for a few nights at the Cypress Campground & RV Park in Winter Haven. The main reason for stopping here was to visit with one of Randy’s friends that he graduated from the Sheriff’s Office academy with, so we Read more…
I was surprised at how much I was drawn to the Port St. Joe area, along “The forgotten coast” of Florida (which is no longer really forgotten). We stayed at Presnell’s Bayside Marina & RV Resort, which was nice and had friendly, welcoming people staying there. We had a long Read more…
We stayed two nights in Gulf Shores, AL, at the campground in Gulf State Park. This is a huge campground, with almost 500 sites. We were in site 456, which was over a mile past the park entrance. We enjoyed visiting First Baptist Church of Gulf Shores Sunday Morning, attending Read more…
We enjoyed our week in New Orleans at the Xscapers Halloween Convergence event, boondocking in the large Shrine on Airline parking lot with around 30 other people / 15 RVs. The Xscapers club is geared around working-age people, so they had activities planned for us each evening but left the Read more…
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 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…
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…
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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