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Q1 2026: Wrapping up winter in Florida
Read More: Q1 2026: Wrapping up winter in FloridaI thought I would do a single post covering the first few months of the year, since we mostly stayed in Florida. During January and February, we bounced around to places we had already visited, like Orlando, Clermont, and Vero Beach. We didn’t do too much touristy stuff since we had already been to these…
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December 2025: Holidays on the Gulf Coast
Read More: December 2025: Holidays on the Gulf CoastWe start out the first week of December, ending our stay at Thousand Trails Three Flags in Wildwood. We really enjoyed our stay at this park and plan to return when we return to Florida. Our next move takes us to a Harvest Host in Sarasota, Florida, for an overnight stay. This Harvest Host is…
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November: South Carolina Beaches to Central Florida
Read More: November: South Carolina Beaches to Central FloridaWe started the month at Carolina Shores Park in Myrtle Beach, where we stayed for two weeks total, one week in October and one in November. The weather was perfect during our stay, and we loved being right on the beach. We were also able to fit in a couple of visits. Jenn has family…
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October 2025: Heading South
Read More: October 2025: Heading SouthAfter finishing out September in New York, it was time to start heading south for the winter. Our first stop was a Harvest Hosts location at a BBQ restaurant in Pennsylvania for an overnight stay. We enjoyed a nice meal and had a quiet night. From there, we moved on to Thousand Trails in Hershey,…
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September 2025: Lake Erie to the Thousand Islands
Read More: September 2025: Lake Erie to the Thousand IslandsSeptember brings us back to Ohio. This time, we headed to East Harbor State Park on Lake Erie. We had a great stay at this park for the week we were there. The park is huge, quiet, super peaceful, and extremely well-kept. We really liked it a lot and need to return someday to explore…
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August 2025: Plan B and Indiana Fixes
Read More: August 2025: Plan B and Indiana FixesAugust forced us to pivot again. We were set to leave the campground in Alfred, Maine, and head to Bar Harbor for a DRV rally, but our truck had other ideas. A transmission upgrade was supposed to fix the ongoing issues for good, but the part arrived damaged in shipping. We had to send it…
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July 2025: Maine’s Family Time and Campground Frustrations
Read More: July 2025: Maine’s Family Time and Campground FrustrationsAfter three weeks in Massachusetts, we headed north to Maine, returning to the same campground in Alfred we stayed at last year. We planned to be here for a month, but, just like last year, the park’s power issues were a headache. The problem? Low voltage on one leg, dipping to 97 volts on a…
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June 2025:Familiar Stops and Homecoming
Read More: June 2025:Familiar Stops and HomecomingWe start off June at a familiar place. A Thousand Trails park in Ohio, where we stayed at the same time last year. Our second visit was just as pleasant as the first, and we really like this park. The sites are big, and the park is very peaceful and quiet. We also like the…
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May 2025: Badlands and Beyond
Read More: May 2025: Badlands and BeyondWe kicked off May at Badlands National Park, camping at the Cedar Pass campground. This was the first national park where our giant RV would actually fit, and we settled into a no-hookup spot for two weeks. The weather was great, and our solar setup kept us comfortable, letting us live normally off the grid.…
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April 2025: From Utah’s Red Rocks to Colorado’s Snowy Peaks
Read More: April 2025: From Utah’s Red Rocks to Colorado’s Snowy PeaksApril began with us leaving Arizona and heading to Utah, bound for Moab. We stopped for a night at a small campground in a quiet little town along the way, enjoying the quiet and taking the dogs for a nice hike. When we reached Moab, we set up camp for two weeks at Utahraptor State…
