Tag Archives: Kayaking
The Canadian Rockies – June 2014
After a trouble-free drive, we arrived at the Mountain Tunnel Campground in Banff National Forest in the mid-afternoon. After setting up, we drove into town to check out the Visitor Centre. It was a drizzly day and we decided to … Continue reading
Albuquerque, NM – April 2014
From Texas we drove to Albuquerque, NM. It seemed to be the right distance for our next stop. We asked ourselves, “What can we do in Albuquerque?” Our answer was, “They do hot air ballooning there, they even have some … Continue reading
Key West, FL – 2014 (Part II)
Great news, we will move to a full hookup site! Friday morning was very busy – we had to move off of our current site by 10:00 and I had my first “Snorkeling 101” class at 10:00. We were up … Continue reading
Key West, FL – 2014 Part I
We spent our first winter on the road in Key West in 2012 and we enjoyed it so much we had to return! We are fortunate that I am a military retiree which allows us to stay in military campgrounds … Continue reading
Key Largo, FL – 2014
We wished to stay at John Pennekamp State Park ever since we started traveling to Florida. The problem was that it seemed almost impossible to get reservations. After calling the park, we discovered you can make a reservation online through … Continue reading
Tampa and the Everglades – 2014
Our stay in the Tampa area was one of connecting with family and friends. Our niece, Robin, and her kids Destiny and Jeremiah, live in Tampa. Pat’s sister, Mary Lee, was flying in to visit Robin while we were there … Continue reading
Devils Fork State Park, SC – Nov 2013
Our stop at Devils Fork State Park was just a whim. We were headed to Fort Benning, GA and needed a stop enroute to break it into a two day drive. Devils Fork was in just the right place! Located … Continue reading
North Carolina – Outer Banks, Sep 2013
Whenever we go to North Carolina, we consider a trip to the Outer Banks, or as the locals refer to it, “OBX.” There is so much to see there; Kitty Hawk & Kill Devil Hill – site of the Wright … Continue reading
West Virginia, May 2013 – Part I
Summersville Lake in West Virginia has an interesting history. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the dam in the Kanawha River Basin to reduce downstream flood damage, maintain dependable stream flow, provide recreational opportunities, and enhance the fish and … Continue reading
Raleigh, NC – April 2013
Our stay in Raleigh, NC was our first experience with “Work Kamping.” North Carolina has a policy that you can stay in a state park for only 14 days and then you have to be out of the parks for … Continue reading



