It came into crystal focus while traveling across Wyoming. I was somewhere between Saratoga and Casper. I’ve made that drive just a couple of days ago. It was not the first time I’ve traveled this stretch. Wyoming highway 487 runs between Medicine Bow and Casper. It is a somewhat mountainous road and has been (mostly) …
Purchasing an RV and expecting a positive outcome involves several steps to ensure a successful experience. I’m referring not only to the purchase process, but the (ideally) years of ownership that follow. A few of the critical actions to ensure a positive outcome include knowing I’m going to share with you some details from a …
A visit to Sand Hollow State Park to kick off the “kayak paddling” season, share my passion for kayaking with a good bud while I’m still in Southern Utah, and to check out the RV camping areas available at this amazing state park. Utah is a truly amazing state. It is home to no less …
Ancient Writings and New Friendships Thanks to a pathetic winter in Southern Utah, Isaac (my ski colleague and bud) from Brian Head ski school took a day in early February to explore the Parowan Gap and Petroglyphs. We really enjoyed exploring the region together so this brief excursion turned out to be the first of …
State Residency for RV Travelers Are you a full timer? Thinking about where to establish residency? I was there in 2011 when I was first readying to “hit the road.” In this article, we’re going to talk about three states most travelers agree upon as favorable to establish residency within, and one that may not …
Zion National Park – RV Travel… a rare wintertime visit… I decided to add to my earlier Zion National Park post dated March 6, 2025 post. There were just too many photos and panoramas to share in the first post! Isaac and I ultimately made three visits to Zion in February. We were able to …
NEW RV Travel adventures through Utah and Nevada to share and new adventures ahead… I’m back “on the road” after several months “wintering” in Parowan, Utah. Many years ago I read Jack Kerouac’s book “On the Road.” Not only has the phrase stayed with me, the fundamental message in Kerouac’s novel struck a chord. Every …
Zion National Park – an RV’ers Perspective. RV Life and RV Travel – a comprehensive guide… This post details an EPIC visit, actually series of visits to Kolob Canyon, Zion Canyon, and “east Zion.” Collectively, all are part of a region known as Zion National Park. I want to share my visit with you, and …
Thinking of a TOWABLE RV Camper? You’ll need a TOW VEHICLE (truck? suv?) to pull it. AND… are you considering an RV Travel Trailer or a 5th Wheel RV? Let’s analyze the current RV – and – “tow” VEHICLE buying market from a different perspective… All RV trailers require a capable vehicle to tow them …
As Spring approaches – and the warmth will be welcome!, folks start thinking about purchasing an RV camper. Many decide to finance to fund their purchase. Should they? Should YOU? Is it a wise decision? RV Financing: Some Initial Thoughts An RV Camper is a DEPRECIATING ASSET. That is, RV’s go down in value, almost …
