We didn’t really do much in San Diego. Mostly just hung out at the RV park doing some chores, swimming and a couple small hikes. There were lots of activities. We played some Foosball, ping pong, shuffle board, billiards and batting practice. After San Diego, we drove four hours to Phoenix. Just a few pictures … Continue reading San Diego
The Canucks were playing the Ducks on Bob’s birthday, so we decided to make the trip back to LA for the game. We first did an educational excursion to the California Science Center. If ever in LA, it is worth the trip. Not only was it the best science centre we have been too, it is … Continue reading Anaheim
A while back we joined a RV club called 1000Trails.com. We paid a flat fee of $550 dollars to pick 2 zones in the USA and camp for free for the whole year. We chose the Southwest and Southeast zones because that is where we want to spend most of our time for the colder months. We … Continue reading Las Vegas
Yes…we did the tourist thing in Hollywood. Maddie was so excited to see the HOLLYWOOD sign. We walked Hollywood Blvd and checked out some of the stars. Below is a star for all of the Little House on the Prairie fans. Maddie is watching the series right now while we travel and she was quite excited … Continue reading Hollywood, Los Angeles
Post by Madison. We stayed at a campground called Rancho Oso. They had horseback riding! My mom took me for the first time. My horses name was Dorito and he was so sweet. My moms was named Duke. He kept trying to go in front of my horse and he was a little bossy! I … Continue reading Santa Barbara
We stayed at Morgan Hill RV Resort, about 40 minutes from Santa Cruz. Small world, we met a family from Vancouver and Maddie quickly became friends with the two kids. We connected with Jana, my very talented cousin. She took us out to Natural Bridges State Beach. We also took the Monarch trail to see the … Continue reading Santa Cruz
We had a great time in San Francisco. The only thing that was a disappointment was the toll bridge. No signs leading up to it, indicating a toll was coming up. All the signs at the toll booths said $5 per car; however, the lady requested $20 from us. We hadn’t found a bank machine … Continue reading San Francisco
On our way down the 101, we came across the Trees of Mystery in Klamath, CA. Unfortunately, they were closed for the day and we missed out on a gondola trip up through redwood trees. Bob and Maddie posing with Paul Bunyan and Babe. We spent four days at the Russian River. We met some … Continue reading Northern California
On our way down the Oregon coast, we stopped at the Tillamook Cheese Factory for a free self directed tour. We finished the tour off with a few samples of cheese. Yum! The first settlers arrived in Tillamook Valley in 1851 and shortly after started taking their dairy goodness to market. They started making cheese … Continue reading Oregon Coast
Heading south on the 101 on our way to Cannon Beach. In the distance you can see the Astoria–Megler Bridge. It is a cantilever truss bridge that spans the Columbia River between Megler, Washington and Astoria, Oregon. It is a whopping 4.1 miles (6.6 km) long and is the longest continuous truss bridge in North America. Maddie took … Continue reading Cannon Beach, Oregon
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