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We stayed at Roca Azul RV Park in Jocotepec, by Lake Chapala, after a long 9 hour drive. The park had lots to offer with a restaurant, walking paths, lighthouse, thermal pool, playground, yurts, showers, eucalyptus spa, soccer field, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts. Unfortunately it rained almost the entire week while we were there and couldn’t enjoy the … Continue reading Lake Chapala, Mexico

The weather has cooled off significantly since leaving Texas. We have gone from beach wear to winter wear in a matter of days. Agave growing at the side of the highway. Guadalajara is the second largest city in Mexico and the traffic was crazy to say the least. Add the trailer into the equation and … Continue reading Matehuala to Lake Chapala

After spending a month on South Padre Island, we headed for Mexico. We had an easy border crossing at Reynosa/Pharr. The roads were great and the views were beautiful. It was a relaxing 8 hour drive to Matehuala. One of eight tolls during this leg of our drive. Total cost:  $1,270 Pesos ($83 Can / … Continue reading Reynosa to Matehuala, Mexico

We have had a great time on South Padre Island.  Sad to say that we are leaving tomorrow. We are going to miss walking the beaches and watching the birds . Strange looking jelly fish… These flowers smell amazing. Continue reading Good Bye South Padre Island

We were told you could drive on the beach for over 150 miles. Here are a few pictures of us checking it out in South Padre Island Lots of families were out fishing and enjoying the beach. We stopped at the farmers market. Lots of granola, veggies and exotic fruits. The local animal rescue had … Continue reading Sea Turtle Rescue Center

We decided to hang out in Southern Texas for a month to get some things done before we head back into Mexico. There aren’t too many people at the RV Park yet. We were told that it starts getting busier in November when all the Snowbirds migrate down. There are lots of interesting stores to … Continue reading South Padre Island, Texas

San Antonio is an incredibly beautiful city.  On our way south, we decided to stay in San Antonio and check out the River Walk and Alamo. The River Walk was well worth the trip. There were lots of birds, historical buildings, art and peaceful walkways. There were all sorts of unique historical bridges and staircases.  … Continue reading San Antonio, Texas

We decided to spend the week in Albuquerque and check out the Balloon Fiesta. We stayed at the Fiesta RV Park that was about a block from the events. There were over 2,000 campers. We paid $35 US per night to dry camp (no hook-ups). There was a presidential site overlooking the field but it … Continue reading New Mexico, Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta

We had a very relaxing drive through Nebraska. We had to check out Pikes Peak while we were in Colorado. The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, also known as The Race to the Clouds, is an annual race to the summit of Pikes Peak. It is 20 km with over 156 turns, climbing 4,720 feet from the start at Mile 7 … Continue reading Colorado

We took a drive through Sturgis to see where one of the worlds largest biker rallies is held. Unfortunately, the main drag was closed for repairs.   After watching the HBO series a while back that made Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane famous we had to check out the town of Deadwood. They had … Continue reading South Dakota