Our Favorite Camping Options
Living full time in our RV on a tight budget for 5 years now has taught us that RV parks and resorts are not always a good fit for us. Here’s a few budget friendly options we’ve found, and some tips to make it work!
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Making Our Way to Valdez
Leaving Anchorage, we headed south and east to expore Valdez, or Port Valdez, a fjord on the Prince William Sound.
We had a long list of places to explore and high hopes of checking them all off. -
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We Made It to Alaska!
This week, we continue our journey to Alaska–albeit at a faster speed to get replacement parts for our broken landing gear and to get seen for a medical issue.
Come along for the wildlife, camping spots and getting some answers.
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budgeting | family | RV life | traveling | Uncategorized
Soaking it Up in the Lava Hot Springs
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!
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budgeting | family | maintenance | RV life | traveling | Uncategorized
Discovering New Places as We Continue the Journey Westward
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. -
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The Corn Palace – Exploring and Overnighting Tips
If South Dakota is in your travel plans, be sure to include a stop at The Corn Palace in Mitchell. It’s a free stop, and we even found a FREE spot to overnight in town!
