We visited Arches while camped in Moab, UT, which is just outside the Arches NP gate and also provides easy access to Canyonlands National Park and Dead Horse Point State Park. We had a lot of anticipation for Arches National Park. Of all of the national parks in Utah, I believe it to be the […]
Tour Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park, outside Bozeman, Montana
While staying a few days in Bozeman, Montana, we decided to visit Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. The caverns are an easy hour out of Bozeman, and they were pretty cool to explore. The cave had steep curling rock stairs that we scrambled down and up as we moved from one cave room to […]
Stunning Vistas at Dead Horse Point State Park, Moab, Utah
Dead Horse Point State Park is just outside of Moab, Utah. The state park is adjacent to Canyonlands National Park and pretty close to Arches National Park, so if you are making a trip to Moab or through Utah’s Big 5, then Dead Horse Point is worth a day trip. Dead Horse Point seems to […]
An Underrated National Park: Capitol Reef, Utah
Capitol Reef National Park is the often-neglected member of Utah’s Big 5 The Big 5 are the five national parks stretching across Utah, including Zion, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Arches, and Capitol Reef. It’s really common for RVers to visit these five parks over a few weeks in a loop, leaving Las Vegas in a rented […]
Hiking and Biking in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
We had a pretty chill time in Jackson, Wyoming and the Tetons, which was a nice break after our week in Yellowstone. We camped on the very southern tip of Grand Teton National Park at Gros Vontre campground, which is a few miles outside of Jackson, Wyoming in Jackson Hole Valley. This location provided us […]
Visiting Yellowstone National Park
We camped a week in Yellowstone at Fishing Bridge Campground on the eastern side of Yellowstone National Park on the northern edge of Yellowstone Lake. While we couldn’t explore every area and feature of Yellowstone in a week, we found that a week was more than enough time to experience most of what the park […]
Tips for Visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah on a Long Weekend
The towering hoodoos and red rocks of Bryce Canyon National Park impress and inspire millions of visitors each year. If you are planning a visit to Bryce Canyon National Park, then you could easily find yourself surrounded by as many people as hoodoos. We visited Bryce Canyon for several days overlapping with a weekend, and […]
Back In The News
Our family adventure was back in the news this morning. Since it’s Father’s Day week, WRAL’s Go Ask Mom blog featured a story about Mark’s decision as a father to take our kids on a one year trip around America’s state and national parks. Here’s the story on WRAL.com: Adventure Possible: A dad explains why […]
Monthly Expenses for Full Time RVing – May 2016
Several months ago, we created a monthly budget for our RV trip, and we planned to share our monthly expenses to see how much it costs to RV around America. We’ve shared our monthly expenses for March and April, and below are our expenses for May. I’m thrilled to calculate that we were 1% under […]
Tips for visiting Zion National Park, Utah
Zion National Park is a pretty spectacular national park in Utah, with towering sheer cliff faces, narrow slot canyons, and a beautiful river. It’s so spectacular that a few million people visit each year, which means after May and through the summer, the park can be pretty crowded. By midmorning, many of the pull offs […]
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