Big Bend National Park-Window into the Past

April 21, 2017

If you want breathtaking beauty, Big Bend is the the place to be. Ater leaving San Antonio, we knew we needed to break up the drive to Big Bend, so we decided to stop in Fort Stockton, Texas and stay the night at "Camp" Walmart. We were not the only ones spending the night in the WalMart Parking lot. Fourteen other campers were thinking the same thing we were. Not putting our slides out, made it a little cramped, but we survived the night. With a little extra time, we drove around historic
The Monarch of Caves

October 28, 2016

While in Campbellsville, KY we decided to visit the National Parks that were near us. Mammoth National Park is located in the south central Kentucky where we entered the park at Cave City. Legend suggests that John Houchin first discovered the cave in 1792. Over the years the cave has been used for many things from mining saltpetter for making gunpowder to a retreat for tuberculosis patients. On July 1, 1941, Mammoth Cave National Park is established with 45,310 acres. In 2013 the cave is
Experience the Great Smokies

May 10, 2016

April 28 - May 1 One of the many reasons for this trip, was to visit the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. We stayed in Waynesville, NC at the Pride Resort. The drive through the upper part of the Smokies on Interstate 40 was spectacular. We settled into our site at Pride Resort and relaxed. Next day I searhed for local hiking trails and found Lake Junaluska. The 2.3 mile hike around the lake was easy but the we all enjoyed it after being cooped up in the car for nearly 6 hours to get to

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We are traveling around the USA finding great places to camp with lots to see and experience. My hubby and I along with our two dogs are ready for adventures on the road.

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