All of our summer plans basically revolved around our next stop – 4 weeks in Bar Harbor. We planned such a long stop here because our good friends Nancy & Betsy (RVaGoGo) are camp-hosting there all summer, and we wanted to spend a lot of time with them. So after leaving Camden, we had a … Continue reading Bar Harbor Week One
We left Boothbay Harbor and had short 1-hour drive to our next destination of Camden. We stayed in Camden Hills State Park, which is a large state park with lots of hiking trails, and it’s really close to the city of Camden. About half of the sites are water/electric only (the rest are dry camping), … Continue reading Captivating Camden
After spending most of the winter hanging around the Florida panhandle, Deas and I were both anxious to get the wheels moving again. In mid March we said good-byes to our friends and families, rolled out of Grayton Beach and headed east. Our very first stop was a Harvest Host farm in Monticello, FL, just … Continue reading A Week in Cedar Key
After leaving Glacier, our next intended destination was Colorado. But to get there, we had a few days of driving ahead of us, so we planned a couple of quick stops along the way. Our first stop was the tiny town of White Sulphur Springs, which we chose because it was about 4 hours away, … Continue reading Montana Wrap-Up
As soon as Deas and I pulled into the Two Medicine campground, we knew we were in a special place. It’s simply the most beautiful campground we’ve ever been in. The campground is right on the lake with towering mountains beyond. Just down from the campground, a short walk or bike ride away, is a … Continue reading Glacier – Two Medicine Campground
As much as I love the RV lifestyle, I love it even more when we’re able to meet up with friends on the road. Clark and Lynn from Tales from the Mutiny joined us at Glacier along with their friends Craig and Ellen. We moved back to the San-Suz-Ed RV Park to join them there, … Continue reading A Glacier Gathering
Next stop in our tour through Montana was Missoula. We had several people tell us how much we would enjoy this city, so we decided to spend a week there. Based on the recommendation of several of our RV friends, we stayed at Jim & Mary’s RV Park, just northwest of town. We had a … Continue reading A Week in Missoula
The are several lakes in Grand Teton National Park. Jenny Lake is one of the smaller ones, and the water is amazingly, beautifully clear. We visited this lake a couple of times – one afternoon we hiked to where String Lake pours into Jenny Lake, and had lunch sitting on the rocks overlooking the water. … Continue reading Grand Teton National Park Part II – Lakes and Hikes
One of the nice things about Kodachrome Basin State Park is its close proximity to Grand Staircase National Monument. Just outside the entrance to the park is Cottonwood Canyon Road, an unimproved road which leads to both the Grosvenor Arch and the Cottowood Narrows hike. Grosvenor Arch is a unique double arch, located about 10 … Continue reading Hiking near Kodachrome Basin
After Bryce Canyon, we had reservations at Kodachrome Basin State Park. Due to a little bit of bad timing, we were just going to miss being there at the same time as our friends Hans & Lisa of Metamorphosis Road. In fact, we actually had reserved the exact same spot that they did, just for … Continue reading Kodachrome Basin State Park
Nealys on Wheels 