I recently completed my first stay with a Boondockers Welcome Host
Everybody likes to rv camp for free. Boondockers Welcome is a discount rv camping membership that provides the opportunity to do just that!
Everybody likes to rv camp for free. Boondockers Welcome is a discount rv camping membership that provides the opportunity to do just that!
Summer RV Travel often requires advance reservations – or does it? Great places to visit and NO advance reservations needed, as long as…
The check engine light added some drama just when I didn’t need it – 100 miles from anywhere. Here’s the solution I chose…
I’m a full timer. That is… I live in my camper, a fifth wheel throughout the year, day in and day out. I chose the camper I live in because it is WELL built and one of the FEW true 4 season trailers. Not only do I live in mine all year, but I spend …
Have you ever arrived at a campground and found it to be completely DESERTED? Yes, its open, yes you can camp there, NO, no one, not a soul was there! Simply put, I had my “pick of the litter” when it came to campsites! The date – April 4, the place – Tough Creek Campground …
The First Snow Has Fallen on Grand Teton National Park – Just minutes north of where my RV and I are staying for the winter… The road to Jenny Lake is closed, the National Park entry gates are unmanned, and the traffic is largely GONE! Is there anything to do here? Absolutely! Walk – Hike …
God has a unique sense of humor. You see, I had been prepping all winter for a ski exam in Central-West Idaho mountains. This meant MANY extra hours on the slopes, and skiing in virtually all kinds of weather. Through much of this time, we experienced a mild and relatively snowless winter… until I …
I’ve been living with and in my new 2018 Glacier Peak 30RLS 5th Wheel now for just about 90 days. What follows is a video of the interior and an indepth analysis of this trailer manufactured by Outdoors RV. Glacier Peak 30RLS Review After 2 years of research, looking for a fifth (5th) wheel that is …
I arrived in McCall on Oct 28 and immediately felt pressure to get set up for the winter. This was not an ordinary winter camp – I’ve stayed in the mountains for each of the past 6 winters in a camper; this time however, I had a storage locker full of my “stuff” that had …
Yes, it really DID snow on Casper Mountain on 9/25/17. These photos were taken on the morning of 9/25 as the clouds began to break and we could see the fresh snow at about 7000 – 8000 ft. elevation. (And, yes, it did not last long as it IS still September!!) But, as I write …