Category: RV Travel

I visited my 49th state, Delaware, way back in 2011 and at the time, figured I’d be visiting my 50th state the next year for my 50th birthday.  Millie getting cancer and needing radiation treatment in Arizona nixed that plan the next year, and things just started taking more priority than

While the area around Vail is quite pretty, it doesn’t equal the spectacle of southwest Colorado’s San Juan range, especially when the aspens peak in late September. For my “bucket list train trip”, I originally had thought of the exquisite Rocky Mountaineer train that travels from Vancouver to Jasper, Lake

We had some wonderfully spectacular sunsets while sitting on the front porch this summer. After learning that I’d been taken off of chemo in August, my dearest high school friend Sheri (a cancer warrior goddess herself), put her foot down.  We’d been trying to firm up plans all year to

By Evanne Schmarder #65409 When my husband, Ray, and I began our RV adventure, our goal was to travel the U.S. and see the sights. While we enjoyed taking it all in, we were delighted to discover that each region had its own special flavor, unique history and in-depth backstory.

In early June, Carol and I headed over to Houston’s Hobby airport on a sunny, hot, and humid morning.  She had a one-way flight back to Chicago, while my one-way flight would take me to Denver.  Had to fly around one thunderstorm in the panhandle, but otherwise, another smooth and

I’ve been conflicted about what to do with the blog this year.  When I first got my life-changing terminal cancer diagnosis in January, I knew I didn’t want to turn this RV travel blog into a “look at me, I have cancer” blog. But, as the year has progressed, I’ve

By Steve and Gail Ault #41031Wyoming was the first state to have a county library system,first national park, first national monument, first national forest and first ranger station. These are all good reasons for Escapees to celebrate the 35th Escapade in Gillette, Wyoming. Wyoming offers spectacular natural sights, friendly residents,

By Kathleen Byrne, Guest Contributor Bocce with Bella? Frisbee for Freddy? Agility and Annie? The world is wising up and including dogs in activities. Wineries, typically with mutts running their operations, are on board. They know dogs rule! These wineries, with easy interstate or city access, do more than allow

By Carol Ann Quibell #38554 Crossing the international border between the U.S. and British Columbia brings you into one of the most exciting wine-producing areas in Canada. Situated in the semi-desert Okanagan, this area is well known for its abundant vineyards, world-renowned wineries and fruit-laden orchards, as well as beautiful