Again, this time of year it is near to impossible to fine any place to park and sleep in an RV in northern New York, Vermont, or New Hampshire. Even Walmarts said NO! State Parks were still closed as were RV parks and other campgrounds. We were just a few days shy of places opening up. We FINALLY found a …
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As we make our way east it is still early in the season where we are far enough north that there aren’t many campgrounds or RV parks open. We have to take what we can get and it works out perfectly for us. The Villages at Turning Stone is part of the Turning Stone Casino and sits about a mile …
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From Geneva State Park we headed east on I-90 through Pennsylvania and on to New York following the shoreline of Lake Erie all the way to the outskirts of Buffalo. We had purchased an E-Z Pass for the toll roads and it sure made things a lot quicker and easier. We then took some backroads east of Buffalo to …
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“My Old Kentucky Home” is a song written by Stephen Foster in 1853 and still sung today as the Kentucky Derby anthem. The State Park is located in Bardstown, Kentucky and has a campground, golf course, and the old mansion called Federal Hill which was owned by state senator John Rowan in 1795. The campground seems to have a …
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Canal Campground is located near the small town of Grand Rivers in western Kentucky. It is a beautiful location set on a peninsula with multiple campgrounds with many waterfront sites, some on the Cumberland River (damed to created Barkley Lake) and others on Kentucky Lake. The campground sits near the entrance of the Land Between The Lakes National Recreation …
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After driving through Oklahoma (and a number of toll roads – thank you family for a great supply of quarters), we settled into Missouri and on to Springfield. For an RV park this ranks up there at the top for the KOA’s we have stayed at. It is a lovely setting with tall trees on the west side of …
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We spent some time in the Oklahoma City area visiting family and fell in love with this area. Oklahoma City is such a clean, quaint, charming city with a small town feel. Edmond is just as lovely. Arcadia Lake sits in Edmond on the east side and has a variety of campgrounds. The campground system for getting a site seems …
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Welcome to Palo Duro, the land of canyons, cattle, cardinals, turkeys, and roadrunners. Oh yes, and some coyotes. Palo Duro is located south of Amarillo near Canyon. An interesting side trip in the area is Cadillac Ranch just to the west of Amarillo. This is an art sculpture of 10 Cadillacs nose down in the ground installed in 1974 and …
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We headed east on I-40 through Albuquerque to the eastern part of New Mexico. Along the way we stopped at Camping World in Albuquerque for a few parts and then headed east and exited I-40 to drive the New Mexico Musical Road near Tijeras. Not quite the loud music we thought it would be but it was kind of …
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Along I-40 sits the village of Acoma which is home to the Acoma Pueblo people. There is a casino located there along with a lovely, simple RV park which provides easy access for an overnighter, utilizing the casino, and/or visiting the Acoma Pueblo (covered in next post). RV Park: Sky City RV Park Location: Acoma, New Mexico (just …
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