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Category Archives: State Parks
Payne’s Prairie Preserve State Park
Florida has many nice state parks with good campgrounds. Payne’s Prairie is one we have been curious about for a very long time. Every trip north or south on I-75 crosses Payne’s Prairie near Gainesville. The campground is accessed from … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV Travel, State Parks
Tagged bison, Hiking, Payne's Prairie Preserve State Park, RV camping
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Panama City and back
Our big western trip got off to a great start with a stay at Ochlockonee State Park near Sopchoppy Florida. Our new 25 foot rig fit in just perfectly in campsite #5. We love the state park experience. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV, RV Travel, State Parks, wildlife
Tagged Ochlockonee State Park, oysters, Panama City Florida, Sopchoppy Florida
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RVing Again
Little did we know when we decided in January 2020 to get off the road and buy a home that the world would be afflicted by a global pandemic. We were happy to be off the road at that time. … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia, National Forest campgrounds, RV Travel, South Carolina, State Parks
Tagged Forest River Forester, National Forest
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Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens and Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
Dunlawton plantation and sugar mill was a north Florida sugar plantation destroyed by Seminole Indians at the beginning of the Second Seminole War. Its located in what is now Port Orange Florida along the Atlantic coast. The ruins are now … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV Travel, State Parks
Tagged Dunlawton Sugar Mill Gardens, Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
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Highlands Hammock and Payne’s Creek State Parks Florida
While staying at Thousand Trails Peace River RV Park we visited two state parks we had driven by countless times. While we lived in southern Florida and toured much of the state, we were always in a hurry. We never … Continue reading
Oregon
We first visited Oregon in the Fall of 2007 and promised we’d be back. With so much of the coast dedicated to public access we knew we wanted to return in better weather. There is a lot to see in … Continue reading
Posted in Oregon, RV, RV Travel, State Parks
Tagged Astoria OR, Bend OR, Elite RV, Fort Stevens State Park, mushrooms
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Durango to Seattle – Part 2
Here are some highlights and stories…from the second half of our trip. We like to mix up our travel routes even when repeating a beginning and end. Such is the case this year as we once again travel from Durango … Continue reading
Posted in California, State Parks, trains
Tagged Alabama Hills, Bodie ghost town, Laws Railroad Museum, US395
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Durango to Seattle – Part 1
We like to mix up our travel routes even when repeating a beginning and end. Such is the case this year as we once again travel from Durango CO to Seattle WA. Last year we traveled thru Moab, around Salt … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, national parks, Nevada, RV Travel, State Parks, Utah
Tagged desert, Kayaking, Lake Powell, massive rock formations, mushrooms, Valley of Fire State Park, Zion National Park
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Cottonwood Arizona
Many years ago we camped in our RV at Dead Horse Ranch State Park near Cottonwood AZ. It was probably the first time we considered going full time in the motorhome. The surroundings were so peaceful, the trails so inviting, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, national parks, RV Travel, State Parks, trains
Tagged Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Hiking, Kayaking, Verde Canyon Railway, Verde River
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Summit Lake and Liard Hot Springs
The Alaska Highway took us through a good part of northeast British Columbia. Starting at Dawson Creek the landscape was prairie like but soon we entered an area known as the Northern Rocky Mountains. Fort Nelson has a wonderful visitor … Continue reading
Posted in British Columbia, Canada, RV Travel, State Parks
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