Kisatchie is the largest national forest in the state of Louisiana. Confused? That’s because it is the only one. Our adventures started at Beaver Dam campground. That $15 per night includes power and free showers. We stayed in site 22. Caney Lakes, upper and lower, are low speed only. There is a ramp available next […]
We continued east. Freddy still thinks he is a wild burro and he wanted to do burro stuff like walk through the desert and check out the cactus. So I obliged him in Arizona where we spent the night at Pichaco Peak State Park. He tried making burro sounds and failed miserably. I explained what […]
Our first stop in the Potato State was at a COE campground called Riley Creek. It’s not far from the towns of Priest River and Sandpoint and you have to stop here. It is that good. The 67 sites are mostly on the reservation system but there are a few that cater to the impulsive […]
Sometimes I use song titles to lead off my posts. This one might need an explanation. See, Ewoks were the fuzzy little critters in one of the Star Wars movies. Their scenes were filmed in the ancient redwoods of Northern California. Old trees, like Egyptian old. Hence the title. From the song “Walk Like an […]
My first stop was at Chino Hills State Park. $30 per night. Flush toilets and free showers. The campground was reopened after four years on the day I arrived. I was the first one there so I walked the 20 empty sites right away. The best site is number 2, with 12 and 20 being […]
We all have one. Nothing seems to go right and you just want to yell “Bah Humbug” and go back to bed. But if you want to celebrate Humbug Day, you need to show up at the tiny historic town of North Bloomfield on June 13th. I just happened to be there along with bunch […]
The wet weather continued as my little dog Fred and I arrived in Bend. The plan was to take a break for a bit at a private campground before heading south. I set up camp in “rain mode”, consisting of a 10×12 tarp attached to the side of the trailer with a pole in the […]
It has been a busy past two weeks. I left Washington and crossed the Columbia River into Central Oregon. The plan was to spend some time exploring the eastern part of the state before heading west towards Bend. The Oregon Trail meanders through this area and it got me thinking about how the early settlers […]
I have heard of Electric Avenue. Electric Ladyland. Even Electric Light Orchestra. Now I can add Electric City to that list. OK, time to put your thinking toque on. Which of the following is not true regarding the Grand Coulee Dam? 1. It is the largest hydropower producer in the United States. 2. It generates […]
This post finds us visiting a few choice campgrounds in Washington State. First up is Rainbow Falls State Park near Chehalis. Wrapping up my respite in Oregon, I rambled down to the beach to watch my last pacific sunset for some time. It was well worth it. I couldn’t pick a favorite picture so here […]
Fort De Soto Park Campground has 238 single-family campsites and is located on an island in a beautiful 1,136-acre park in the Tampa Bay Area.
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Jay Cooke State Park offers one of the best places for bikers, backpackers, horseback riders and skiers to hook up with the Willard Munger State Trail.
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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Campground is located on the banks of the Big Sur River and is very popular – often referred to as a “mini-Yosemite”.
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Banning State Park Campground has 34 single-family campsites and is located in a forested area near the Kettle River with plenty to discover.
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Doheny State Beach is located right on the beach in one of the premier Southern California coastal areas. There are 33 premium beachfront sites and all can accommodate tents, trailers or RVs (up to 35 feet).
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Myakka River State Park is one of the oldest and largest state parks in Florida. The river meanders through 58 square miles offering habitat for a variety of wildlife.
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