Are you looking for a place to camp in the Keweenaw Peninsula? Fort Wilkins State Park Campground make a perfect home base to explore the area. We chose to camp in the West Loop of Fort Wilkins State Park Campground to explore the beauty of the Keweenaw Peninsula. Our campgroundContinue Reading
We often use Trinidad Lake State Park as a jumping-off point to begin or a last stop on our journies to and from Texas to Colorado. Campgrounds The state park has two campgrounds. We have never camped at the South Shore campground. This campground has ten sites with no electricity. Continue Reading
Are you looking for a base camp in to enjoy Indian ruins, scenic drives and beautiful mountain sunrises and sunsets? You might consider Elephant Butte Lake State Park. This is the ninth post in our series about New Mexico parks. The state park provides 173 developed sites. Many people thatContinue Reading
Last weekend, we enjoyed catching up with friends at Lake Bob Sandlin State Park. This East Texas park offers camping, fishing, boating, hiking, geocaching and more. Click here for a map of the park. Campsites They have 75 campsites with water and electricity, and 16 primitive hike-in sites. Very fewContinue Reading
Are you looking for fall color in Texas? We’ve always wanted to camp at Dangerfield State Park in the fall, but never planned far enough in advance to do so. Which is why I am writing about fall colors in the spring. You can make reservations 5 months in advance,Continue Reading
On the way back from visiting our daughter in Indiana, we stopped for a few days at Nolin Lake State Park. We will definitely return. Here is a map of the park. Campground The 32 water and electric campsites are spread out; many back right up to the lake. TheyContinue Reading
On the way to drop our daughter off at college, we stopped for one night at Kenlake campground in Kentucky. This campground has 90 spots, with the majority for tents or smaller RV’s. Most of the sites are not level at all. Our RV is almost 32 feet, and thereContinue Reading