Month: June 2018

(June 1, 2018) -- Our 2nd excursion of Nicolas’ Special Liberty Days involved a drive back almost 300 years to the 18th century when our nation was not yet a nation, but just a group of English colonies.

(June 1, 2018) -- Lots happening, I've been super busy, the temps are in the 90s to 100s in Elephant Butte, N.M. where I'm camped, and things have finally settled down a bit. It's still hot, but honestly after a while you get acclimated to the high temperatures. It just slows me down a bit!

(June 1, 2018) -- We spent our last week in California camped next to Eagle Lake at the Merrill National Forest Campground. The theme of the week was rain…again. It rarely rained all day, but it did rain every day, with afternoon storms being the norm.

(June 1, 2018) -- Mesa Verde National Park, about a six-hour drive from Colorado Springs, and just east of the town of Cortez, is home to archaeological ruins and cliff dwellings from Ancestral Pueblo people who lived in the area from 600 to 1300AD.

(June 1, 2018) -- As travel trends change, recreational vehicles get larger and modern technologies come to campgrounds, one thing has not changed – love for family pets and including them in daily activities and even vacations.

(June 1, 2018) -- Maybe it’s because I live in a bicycle friendly neighborhood, or possibly it’s because bicycling and visiting campgrounds in a motorhome go hand-in-hand, I’ve recently rediscovered the wonderful world of bicycles.

(June 1, 2018) -- Water leaking is one of the worst things to hear or see when RVing. Unfortunately, it happens more often than any of us RVers would like.

(June 1, 2018) -- There are many scenic parks where you can camp along Lake Michigan. They don’t have luxurious full hookup sites with lots of amenities but the rates are cheaper than most waterfront resorts and they’ll put you just a short walk from the beach.

Entegra Coach, a division of RV manufacturer Jayco Inc., announce that the company will display a luxury diesel coach in Washington D.C. for the RV Industry Association (RVIA) Committee Week and Advocacy Day.  According to a press release, Committee Week, occurring June 3-7, is an important event where industry leaders meet, nurture ideas and collectively chart […]

At least two North Carolina campgrounds have suffered damage due to tropical depression Alberto, the first named storm of the 2018 hurricane season. Dee Witting, executive director of the Carolina Association of RV Parks and Campground (CARVC), told Woodall’s Campground Management (WCM) that River Creek Campground in Rutherfordton suffered from flood damage. According to Witting, a home on […]