If you travel more than once or twice a year, you know how overwhelming it can be to keep up with all the information for a trip. If you are like us, and travel full-time, it can be enough to make you give up traveling! After spending our first year using so many different resources…
With only one day, we opted to do a Shaka Guide driving tour of Crater Lake National Park.
In this blog we share about the drive, what’s dog friendly and what’s not, what we tried (and failed) to find, as well as our experience with the Shaka Guide app tour!
Things go wrong–it’s a part of life, right? So when our RV’s license plate disappeared on the other side of the country, we had to come up with some fast solutions.
Here’s our story of what happened, how we dealt with it, and how we resolved it 3,000 miles from home.
We explored California’s wine country and found a Thousand Trails campground in our membership in the area to stay at.
Here’s our honest review of our stay, as well as what we did while in the area.
We almost didn’t make this stop! It’s a small, one building stop in the center of the small town of Arco, and it opens when you call the volunteer. Luckily, we called and Harvey made it an experience we were glad to have memories of!
We got up close and personal with science and history as we toured this museum.
With free admission, guided tours and hands on displays, you won’t be disappointed–but if you can’t make it, they have virtual tours, too!
Come along as we tour the nuclear power plant that made history powering a small town in Idaho.
In this week’s blog, we travel from the rocky desert of Idaho, across the Nevada desert, over the Sierra Nevada mountains and into the farmland of Northern California.
We stop at a few interesting places and watch the landscape change…and even survive the giant crickets!, all while enduring the summer heat.
Arco, Idaho may not be as well known as some places to visit, but if you like science and nature, you’ll want to consider it!
Read on to find out what we did and why we enjoyed our week here!
In the western US, there is a lot of tectonic activity, and that means there’s lots of places for hot springs.
When our travels found us passing through this town with a family friendly spring and available free camping, we knew it was a stop for us!
The Omaha Zoo is amazing and I am so glad we got to spend a couple days there.
It may sound crazy to buy an annual pass for a place we don’t live, but it made sense for our budget, and there are so many other places we will use it.
