This was our first visit to Oregon, and we packed a LOT into just a few weeks.
While we have blogs on several of the stops, here’s a quick overview on both the life stuff, and the travel stuff.
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.
Adding Craters of the Moon to our itinerary meant a couple of extra travel days on our cross country journey.
But what we gained from this experience can’t be measured in miles, only in memories.
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!
Continuing our journey westward, this week we traveled from Omaha, Nebraska to Arco, Idaho, mostly along I-80 (the route of the Oregon Trail).
On long travel days and 1,200 miles of travel, we found free camping on cool nights, historical local stops, and took a turn north to stop for some R&R.
When GPSMyCity offered us a FREE membership in exchange for reviewing their product, we jumped at it.
We’d been using the free access already, so this would unlock more options!
Find out what we loved, what we’d like to see improved, and how to get your own membership FREE!
We spent a weekend staying at Champions Run RV Resort in Ocala for a some rest, a place we had visited a couple of times before. It has everything you need, including a small Grill restaurant and a Tiki Bar, along with the pool, hot tub, fitness center and other activities. We had planned to…
We love a good aviation museum, especially since Sonya was in the Air Force.
We have visited several all over the country, so when Luther saw a sign for this one, we added it to our list while we were staying in Warner Robins, GA.
If you’re in the area, add this FREE museum to your travel stops–whether you are staying in the area or passing through.
We spent an afternoon tasting our way around Saratoga Springs for free! It was a unique experience to try water running free for everyone in a beautiful area, and surprising to find they all had a unique taste! Read on for resources and insights from our explorations!
