Travel Blog
When we arrived at Sandy Hollow, there was a huge RV in our campsite. The people were nice and told us that their site was double-booked, so they parked in the next closest site and went down to the office to sort it out. In the end, we became friends with them, as they lived…
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We stayed at Schneiter’s Bluff Golf Course in West Point, Utah. It was a Harvest Host location. The staff was friendly and our camp site was level. Being a golf course, it was busy from dawn til dusk, but after the sun went down, it was peaceful and quiet. I hit a large bucket of…
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We left 9 mile at 6am in the morning fog, headed to Butte, Montana. The fog lifted just after we crossed into Idaho and we enjoyed a peaceful drive, interrupted only by a surprise snow shower as we got close to our destination. We enjoyed driving alongside a train for a period of time and…
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In out first outing with Cooper we traveled to 9 Mile, just north of Spokane, WA. Don and Ann hosted us on their family property. Cooper kept us warm during this unseasonably cool spring. We woke up to 38 degrees on Saturday and I don’t think it ever got above 55 degrees. Don and I…
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After driving through heavy rain all day, it was a pleasure to reach our destination. Champoeg State Park near Portland is a beautiful park that features lots of trails, a river, and a frisbee golf course. In addition to campsites, they also have yurts and cabins available to rent. After we got settled, we went…
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We got another early start, about 6:30 am, heading over the Siskiyous Pass while the weather was still favorable. High temps were suppose to be in the 60s and lows above freezing with a slim chance of precip. Snow was in the forecast the next night, so we didn’t want to dally. In fact, our…
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We left Palm Springs at dawn, headed for Patterson, CA, just south of Sacramento. About an hour into the drive, a truck driver alerted us to a problem with the landing gear on the trailer, the front wheel under the hitch had come loose from the bumpy roads and dropped down. The wheel was sheared…
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After our wonderful stay in Arizona, we headed west on HWY 10 towards Palm Springs. We spent Karen’s birthday at the Palm Springs Joshua Tree RV Park. It featured three hot tubs fed by hot springs, 98, 101 and 104 degrees. The pool was extra warm also. We met some nice neighbors at the campground. …
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On Thursday, February 10th, we made the relatively short drive from Joshua Tree, CA to Mesa, AZ, where Bernie and Ellen graciously hosted us for two weeks. We were met with fantastic weather, 80s+, and not a cloud in the sky. In fact, we didn’t see a single cloud in the sky for the first…
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We arrived in Joshua tree as the sun was going down, but had plenty of time to set up our campsite before dark. Surprisingly, our tent attachment fit, but we had to park our truck parallel to the road instead of in the campsite. It worked fine. After we got set up and had a…
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