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
It’s hard to believe now, but Bryce Canyon National Park wasn’t on our itinerary at first. It would have been a huge mistake to pass it up! But we squeezed it in after our Moab trip and I’m so glad we did. We stayed in the North Campground in loop A. We didn’t have a … Continue reading Bryce Canyon
As much as we loved our day visiting Arches National Park, we knew Moab had a lot more to offer. We spent our second day exploring Deadhorse Point State Park, which was about a 30 minute drive outside of Moab. One of the features of the park is a peninsula of rock above sheer sandstone … Continue reading More Moab
Last year when Deas and I were planning our trip, we had multiple people tell us how amazing southern Utah is. We planned on adding it to the itinerary, but we made the rookie mistake of not looking at the average temps for the summer, and by the time we were close to Utah, the … Continue reading A Second Chance At Utah – Moab and Arches National Park
Next stop on our mad dash to Utah was New Mexico. Since we moved pretty fast through Texas, we decided to spend 2 nights at Sumner Lake State Park for a couple of days of rest. We were very pleasantly surprised with this park! It was quiet and the campsites had a nice view of … Continue reading New Mexico
Heading west, we left Louisiana and drove towards Texas. One of our first stops was another Harvest Hosts location – Bernhardt Winery, west of Conroe, TX. We had a beautiful campsite all to ourselves and as usual purchased a bottle of the host’s wine to enjoy that evening. If I haven’t convinced you yet how … Continue reading Tearing through Texas
After spending 10 days in Georgia with our families, it was time to get back in the RV and start heading west. Last year we made the rookie mistake of trying to head west through tornado alley – during tornado season. So this year we decided to take a more southerly route and our first … Continue reading A Hometown Visit
After our fun-filled week at the FMCA rally, we headed a couple of hours northwest to FDR State Park in Pine Mountain, GA with our friends Nancy & Betsy and Chris & Cherie. We didn’t know much about this park in advance, but a quick look at the reviews on RV Park Reviews let us … Continue reading Fun & Friends at FDR State Park
Nealys on Wheels is officially on the road again! After a fun-filled last week in Florida with our friends, we packed up the RV and rolled out of town early on a Friday morning. We bought a tow car a few weeks ago, so for right now I am following Deas in our other car … Continue reading On The Road Again
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