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No trip to Moab is complete without a visit to Canyonlands National Park and what better way to explore the area than a stay on the edge of the canyon at Dead Horse State Park. Dead Horse Point State Park is 32 miles from Moab. One of the most spectacular state parks in Utah since […]

Goblin State Park should be on everyone’s todo list if traveling through southern Utah. You will not be disappointed with a visit to this park. Journey to this strange and colorful valley, which is unlike any other in Utah. The landscape, covered with sandstone goblins and formations, is often compared to Mars. Explore the geology, […]

Arches National Park boast of the most arches in the world ? with over 2,000 and the Devil’s Garden campground is located 18 miles inside this marvelous park. The campground is situated among natural sandstone arches and fins in a desert atmosphere. Devils Garden contains 51 campsites that are available for reservation (Including the two […]

Our drive from the Rocky Mountains towards Utah would not have been complete without a stay at Silver Queen ? Campgrounds within Maroon-Bells. The road through the Rocky Mountains National Park is called the Old Trail Rd. Wow! ?  This is a must do within the Rocky Mountain National Park. The journey takes you to […]

We wanted to explore the Rocky Mountain National Park. What a phenomenal place! On day one, our goal was to hike the lower part of the Rocky Mountain National Park called the Wild Basin. Do NOT skip the Wild Basin because the hikes are first rate. Due to the Covid pandemic, we were forced to […]

Our travels had us going through Colorado Springs and we found a gem of a campground in Divide, CO. This park was a win, win with 5,121 acres of mountain meadows, aspen and conifer forests ?, and wildlife ? with a bonus of 50 miles of scenic trails. We enjoyed one of 132 campsites or […]

Jemez Falls Campground is located in a stunning Ponderosa Pine ? and forest meadow environment. The campground elevation is 7,880 feet above sea level ?. We visited in July and experienced warm days and cool nights. We were traveling through Santa Fe (which we will review later) and chose Jemez Fall campground to explore Bandelier […]

The Grand Canyon of Texas! We highly recommend this park or if you are traveling in the heart ❤️ of the panhandle of Texas this is a must see with views of the second largest canyon in the country. Visit Palo Duro Canyon State Park; experience the canyon’s rugged beauty and enjoy its colorful history. […]

Brady Mountain is a located on Lake Ouachita (the clearest lake in Arkansas) and features 74 campsites BUT no water ? at the campsite. There is Potable water located through out park but you may have to walk a distance since many do not work so plan accordingly. The sites offer concrete table, fire ring, […]

John W. Kyle State Park is located on scenic Sardis Reservoir just one hour from Memphis. The historic campus of the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) is just 25 miles away, making John W. Kyle State Park the perfect spot to spend a football ? weekend; although, we are not “Ole Miss” fans the town […]