Luckily, Bruce reserved a spot at Fort Pickens at the Gulf Islands National Seashore 6 months ahead. February is very busy and nearly impossible to find an RV campsite on short notice. We must have snagged a cancellation. Our two-week stay started out ominously. There was nearly zero visibility, torrential…
We are making our way to the Florida Keys where we reserved a year ago for March. It hasn’t taken long to get acclimated to our regular travel schedule again. There were a couple of quick stops in Deming, New Mexico and Fort Stockton, Texas – just passing through. We…
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Our first kayaking after Bruce refinished the kayaks in January was at Ocala, Florida in Silver Springs State Park in late February. We paddled 5 miles down river from the park to Ray Wayside. For $10, we got a shuttle ride from Ray Wayside where we left the car back…
Joshua Tree National Park is only about an hour from our site at Catalina Spa and RV Resort in Desert Hot Springs and we typically journey there at least once when we are here. December is great time to visit the park before it gets too crowded with Winter visitors.…
Our month stay at Catalina Spa RV Resort in Desert Hot Springs is up 12/16/19 and it is time to go about 280 miles East to stay in Tempe with our daughter Megan for Christmas. Leaving the springs is always hard. I love the warmth of the hot-spring-fed swimming pool…
Wishing you and your loved ones a Happy New Year 2020! Traveling in 2019 delivered plenty of awesome experiences and a lot of first-time milestones in nature. We highly recommend spending time in nature whenever you can! It’s good for the soul. RV Routes Click the map below to see…
A month stay at one of our favorite RV parks provides many opportunities for rest and relaxation and to spend time with family for Thanksgiving. Special Christmas party traditions provide time to reflect on our health and the sacrifices medical staff and organ donors made for us. Catalina Spa and…
I had no idea how much our nomadic life would be impacted by the weather. The best journeys have happened on the edge of my tolerance for big weather events. However, driving a 40-foot RV with a towed car in big storms does deserve a certain amount of caution. The…
Still high from the Tundra Buggy Polar Bear sightings, we packed our suitcases to return to the RVs for this final post of the Polar Bear Migration Tour. If you missed the prior posts, see Part 2 The Bears in Churchill and Part 1 Getting to Churchill. Train from Churchill…
Our June stay near family in Oregon had a nice view, especially for a private park!
For the first time in 3 1/2 months, we are taking a little trip that isn’t about sheltering in place. We are headed to North Cascades National Park in Washington today. No services, no cell and the Visitor’s Center is closed - maybe animals will be more out and about! It’s still kind of sheltering in place - maybe more so cause it’s so remote. Bruce Maxwell Joyce Maxwell
