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Rockport Texas, outside of Corpus Christi After leaving San Antonio, we stayed in a great park in the Fulton-Rockport area called Bay View RV Resort just outside of town. The park is very big, and more like a campground than an RV park, with spaced-out sites and lots of trees
KOA San Antonio/Alamo Texas We spent 3 nights in San Antonio after leaving Fort Stockton – both to sightsee and rest. We were looking to stay at a Coast to Coast park in San Antonio, but they were full when I tried to make reservations, so they suggested the KOA.
Fort Stockton Texas We needed to break up our drive from Albuquerque to San Antonio, so we stayed at a Good Sam park in Fort Stockton. They were great at accommodating us last minute. We were tired when we arrived, so I forgot to take photos of the site and
Turquoise Trail We stayed for 2 nights at Hidden Valley RV Park, in Tijeras, New Mexico, and it was recommended to go to Santa Fe and also take the Turquoise Trail, so we decided to do both. The Turquoise Trail was a nice 50+ mile ride to Santa Fe. The
Tijeras New Mexico – just east of Albuquerque After leaving Holbrook Arizona, we stayed in Hidden Valley RV resort a couple of nights so we could visit the Albuquerque area. The drive was pretty windy in a couple of areas along the way, but it was nice to see some
Holbrook Arizona After we left Kingman, we continued east on I-40. Boy I thought California roads are bad, but I think Arizona might have us beat in the bad road department. I was afraid to walk into the trailer to see what had bounced around or broke. My Styrofoam wine
Kingman Arizona We are trying to keep our driving times down to 3-4 hours a day, so our next stop was outside of Kingman Arizona. Got an early start from Pahrump to beat the heat, so arrived around noon. Worked well so we could relax in the afternoon. Blake
Pahrump Nevada On this leg of our trip, we left Lone Pine, California and drove through Death Valley to Pahrump Nevada. Long, hot day – more on Death Valley – click here. We stayed at Preferred RV Resort, mostly because it is part of the park membership (Coast to Coast)
Death Valley As neither of us had been to Death Valley, it seemed like a good idea to take that route from Lone Pine to Pahrump so we can check it off the “places to visit” list. And RV Trip Wizard put it as our route, with an ! which
Lone Pine California We decided to take the trip down 395 as we had never been on that route before – at least past Bridgeport. We traveled from Minden to Lone Pine, California today. The trip was pretty, lots of lakes, high desert but trees in some areas. We stayed
Silver City RV Resort in Minden, Nevada This is our first stop on the cross country trip. We got a very late start leaving Sacramento as we had the truck in the shop getting front end work done, so we planned a short drive. We went from Sacramento up 80,
OLEMA CAMPGROUND We visited Olema for Thanksgiving in 2020. It was a very pleasant surprise and a nice change from our usual coastal visits. We had partial hook ups, very little wind, and great spots! Olema Campground is just outside of Olema, south of the little town of Point Reyes Station,
