Full Time RVing with Multiple Pets
After 6 weeks parked in one spot to visit family and friends for the holidays, I'm back on the road. We (when I say "we" that refers to me and the dogs and cat) left Sacramento the day after New Year's Day and drove 3 hours to Visalia. We stayed again at the Visalia KOA... Continue Reading →
Here are the highlights of my 2018 travels in chronological order. Every place I stayed also has a Pet-Friendly-Report . I said good-bye to family and friends in Sacramento, CA on June 23 and headed south. I followed route I-40 and Route 66 to visit my son in OKC. Then continued on to tour the... Continue Reading →
Benson KOA was a typical KOA and we enjoyed our stay. Thousand Trails Palm Desert was a nightmare. Benson KOA, Benson, AZ Positives: Quiet, easy on/off, large pull thru spaces Stocked store with supplies and souvenirs Dog walk area and off leash park Propane Helpful owners and employees and open 7 am to 7 pm... Continue Reading →
This would be a perfect place to get away from it all and enjoy some quality time walking the dogs -- if you go when it's not hunting season. Unfortunately, I was just passing through on a quick trip to get home for the holidays. I checked in at 5:15 pm and left at 8:15... Continue Reading →
I booked one month at this campground for several reasons -- price, location, and dog-friendly. There are a few other RV resorts nearby also on the water, but they looked a little "stuffier." Apache Pier has been here for several generations and looked like fun and where I wouldn't be hassled about the dogs walking... Continue Reading →
I had an extra 2 days and someone suggested this park so I booked for a Thursday and Friday night. There are 2 things I would have changed -- reserved the north campground instead of the south campground and stayed longer. If you love wildlife, this is definitely the place. However, the south campground is... Continue Reading →
I was looking forward to spending a week here because it sounded really interesting and I was not disappointed. The camping area is small and sites are close together but, even so, we really enjoyed being here. There is an indoor/outdoor museum area with several buildings, a statue, and monuments. There is a lake big... Continue Reading →
To be fair to this park, I was only here less than 24 hours and it was during Hurricane Michael so no exploring and few pictures. This does seem like a popular place though for weekenders from Charlotte and surrounding areas. Half of the outside circle is annual sites. There are FHU sites and water/electric... Continue Reading →
I just picked a spot on the map and made a reservation but camping here is like camping in a city park. It's o.k. and clean but you can hear highway traffic night and day, the infrastructure is very dated, and the RVs are sandwiched in like sardines. All spots are pull thru and set... Continue Reading →
If you like camping in the woods and not being too far from town, this is a nice state park with a lot of activity opportunities, including kayaking, biking, and horseback riding. However, I couldn't get past a few things that dampened my enjoyment of the 4 nights we spent here. I'll start with the... Continue Reading →
