The next stop on our RV adventure is Redwood Meadows RV Resort in northern California. We’re just ten miles from Crescent City. We chose to be on the northern fringes of the Redwood National and State Parks to see the towering redwood trees and to also explore the southern Oregon coast, checking off two things … Continue reading The Redwood National and State Parks
I tried for days to get reservations at Crater Lake National Park. Each day I got the same result…”No Availability, Campground Full”. Finally, after becoming frustrated with their website, I called. I was immediately place in the cue, “your estimated wait time is… twenty-five minutes”, an animated voice would say. Fortunately, my patience paid off. … Continue reading Crater Lake National Park
The next stop on our journey brought us to Washoe Lake State Park about 8 miles north of Carson City, Nevada. Nestled in the sagebrush on the southeast side of the lake is a very nice campground with 49 first come, first serve sites. Each site is paved with water, electric, fire ring and covered … Continue reading Lake Tahoe to Virginia City—A Bonanza of Fun
In this blogpost we continue our adventure in the Yosemite National Park. If you haven’t read the previous post, may I suggest you take a look back to our last entry. Having two weeks to roam around in this park has provided me with so much to share. I just couldn’t do it in one … Continue reading Yosemite National Park—Part 2
We are staying at Yosemite Lakes RV Resort just five miles from the west gate of Yosemite National Park. We are thrilled to have a shaded site on the river. Swimming, tubing and fishing are popular activities. Trout can be seen lurking in the holes and shadows of the crystal clear water. Sitting behind our … Continue reading Yosemite National Park
Traveling west on I-40 we crossed into California. This is the first time grammi or I have been to this state. From the Sierra Nevada Mountains to it’s Pacific coastline, from the Redwood Forest to the Mojave Desert, California has a vast variety of landscapes to explore. No need to visit the major population centers … Continue reading The Giant Sequoia Trees
We had reservations for four nights in Las Vegas but our daughter said we should check out Lake Havasu City, Arizona. We’ve been to Las Vegas before. There really wasn’t anything in particular drawing us back and we were a little less than excited to go back during this time. Lake Havasu City seemed to … Continue reading Lake Havasu City
