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We love Tennessee - Fall creek falls, Tennessee, United States
Jump to the full entry & travel map Fall creek falls, Tennessee, United States DATE: Sunday July 13, 2008 - Wed. July 16, 2008 LOCATION: Nashville to Fall Creek Falls State Park Resort MILES TRAVELLED: Not Sure WHERE WE ARE STAYING: At the State Park Resort WHAT IT COSTS AND INCLUDES: $20/night DEISEL PRICE: US$ $ 4.67 WHAT WE SAW: Lots of people camping in this state park OUR STORY: Well it took me awhile to receive away from the Outlet Mall, silly that. Brent can never figure out why it ta
23 Jul 2008, 9:34 pm | click here for more
Camping Carol - Levis, Quebec, Canada
Jump to the full entry & travel map Levis, Quebec, Canada This is our first newsletter in (4) months. As it unfolds it will become apparent why that is. We will attempt to bring you up to date. The remainder of the trip across the southern States was less eventful than the blizzard in Texas. We covered virtually one state per day on our way eastbound. These included Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. As we reached South Carolina, we contacted Carie's cousin, Darren and his wife
23 Jul 2008, 8:02 pm | click here for more
Juicz your MacBook Air with Al Gore-Friendly™ charger
Setting: You're on a camping trip with your family in The Middle of Nowhere. The grass is green, the sky is blue, and your leg is red (poison ivy rash—you're wearing shorts). Situation: Your wife is dealing with the crying baby. Your 8-year-old and 12-year-old are fighting again. And the teenage son of the jackass who parked his RV in the adjacent lot is blasting ear-piercing metal "music" because he's mad at his parents. You decide its time to watch the new Doctor Who episodes you just bought
23 Jul 2008, 7:33 pm | click here for more
Family camping hack: Choosing the best campsite with kids
Here's Sarah's practical advice about choosing a campsite when you've got little ones along: We just got back from camping with our 3 year-old twins. It was a lot of fun, but could have been better if we'd just had better criteria for choosing a site. So here are the two criteria I'll use next time: 1) Find a site that's as close to the nicest bathrooms that the campground has. In our pre-kid days, I always wanted to be far away from the bathroom and away from any RV campers. But we quickly
23 Jul 2008, 6:36 pm | click here for more
Barbara and Doug - Vashon Island, Washington, United States
Jump to the full entry & travel map Vashon Island, Washington, United States July 19th, 2008 Carlee and Mercury stopped by the RV after some party time with friends, to discuss the plans for our Vashon Island trip tomorrow. Carlee's Mom, Barbara and life partner, Doug live on Vashon Island, about a 30 minute boat ride from here, Manzanita Bay. The plan is for Mercury to receive up extra early and retrieve the skiff from Alec's doc before it is too low tide to do so. He will moor the skiff off
23 Jul 2008, 4:48 pm | click here for more
Disneyland vacations - Disneyland Half Marathon WeekendThe Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend
Disneyland Half Marathon WeekendThe Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend returns August 29 - 31, 2008. Start planning now to join us in Anaheim over Labor Day Weekend for your shot at the coveted castle finisher Source: disneyworldsports.disney.go.com"Disneyland" (1954)With Walt Disney, Slim Pickens, Roger Mobley. Visit IMDb for Photos, Showtimes, Cast, Crew, Reviews, Plot Summary, Comments, Discussions, Taglines, Trailers, Posters, Fan SitesSource: imdb.comDisneyland RV Park - RV Camping at Dis
23 Jul 2008, 2:53 pm | click here for more
Call of the Wild - July 7 - Galbraith - Toolik Lake
Note: the story begins here: http://1-800-magic.blogspot.com/2008/07/call-of-wild.html It’s Monday and we wake up really tardy – not surprising for us, given the time we went to bed, but the kids are definitely sleeping in. It must be around noon before we have “breakfast” and move out for a hike. A few words about food. The RV is really made for cooking. There is a pretty big refrigerator with a freezer compartment. We had two cans of ice cream in it at the beginning of the trip and now we’re
23 Jul 2008, 2:40 am | click here for more
So when Camping alaska about things to do this summer that
By Megan Baldino ANCHORAGE, Alaska Red plumper seems to have a different take on this year. Part I of a Serialized E Novella. Linda has been a preschool teacher in St. But a surprising number of mushers people who steer. Ve taken their RV to Alaska and were on their way to Newfoundland when they stopped in Scarborough. S really a few Can betamethasone be used to treat poison oak filled with Kosciuszko books and a couple of. Join team on its run across the state. One runner at a time in a rela
23 Jul 2008, 1:25 am | click here for more
Notes on Camp(ing)
The other week, I went camping for the first time in about a hundred years. I have a penchant for exaggeration, but it’s seriously been a long time. My family used to horde together for an annual camping trip back when everyone wasn’t so old and sleepy. I think the farthest we went was Montana, but even then, our idea of camping wasn’t terribly authentic. I’d put it more in line with “forest bulldozing with cars” than surrounding oneself with nature. Our uncle had an RV, the penultimate fuck y
23 Jul 2008, 10:52 am | click here for more
SylvanSport GO Mobile Adventure Gear Camping Trailer - now in full production!
It’s camping season – time to receive up and GO! The SylvanSport GO miniature camping trailer isn’t your average trailer. Here’s what the manufacturer has to say about it: GO Mobile Adventure Gear Camper is a 3 in 1 towable vehicle that morphs from a compact, traveling profile to a rugged ‘toy-hauler’ mode to a spacious and comfortable camping configuration in one integrated, lightweight unit which can be pulled by almost any vehicle. GO can handle 800 lbs. of gear and accommodate top-mount ra
22 Jul 2008, 8:17 pm | click here for more
I’m thinking about…
bucket lists right now. I have not seen the movie The pail List. The title issues from things you want to do in your life before you “kick the pail.” I’d prefer calling it a Daisy List because I like daisies better than buckets, but I was not consulted in this matter. I am consulting with you though on what sorts of things are on your pail lists. I’m interested in the whys as much as the whats. Here are some of mine: 1) I want to serve as an American Red Cross volunteer with a food va
22 Jul 2008, 5:58 pm | click here for more
Tackle It Tuesday
I promise I have been doing some tackling, but it's been mostly the regular tackling of laundry, dishes, cleaning, so sorry nothing exciting and no pictures. However, we have a lot happening in the next few days so I look much tackling in my close future. Friday and Saturday I am going away with some girlfriends for a spa day. It was orginally planned for my birthday, but then life interuppted so this weekend was the only one where we could almost every receive away. Then on Sunday, we leave on a camp
22 Jul 2008, 5:03 am | click here for more
Roaming Time’s 2008 Green RV of the Year goes to …
The Livin’ Lite Quicksilver Automotive Camper Roaming Times has been a leading resource for on-the-road campers for years. As gas and diesel prices keep rising, many RV enthusiasts are finding themselves homebound. The Quicksilver is light enough to be towed by most cars, it’s made of durable materials that are free from formaldehyde, and affordable at $4,500 to $6,300. They also have SUT (sport utility trailer) models with space to haul extra gear. This is a great option for travelers
22 Jul 2008, 2:04 pm | click here for more
Camping Week: Day Three
Well it's day three now, everyone's settled and having a great time. Swimming, hiking, crafts, campfires and more. After today's review you'll find review of camping non-fiction by other people. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ When We Go Camping by Margriet Ruurs Stars: ****1/2 I received a copy of this book from Tundra Books for review. This is a beautiful story of two kids and their family who are camping in the mountains. They snooze in a bottomless tent
22 Jul 2008, 12:01 am | click here for more
Cassiar Highway Day Two - Stewart, British Columbia, Canada
Jump to the full entry & travel map Stewart, British Columbia, Canada The Cassiar Highway ranks as one of the major highlights of this entire trip. Maybe it is the surprise aspect of it every since I just expected a tiny little road through the forest. Turns out this road is just as good or better than the Alaska Highway. I woke up this morning early (at 7:00) on purpose so I could like the Mountain Shadow RV park a little longer. I did a little blogging with the great views of the lake an
22 Jul 2008, 10:10 pm | click here for more
Vacation is over… for now
So we are back from vacation. It was fun. This lady was staying in the cabin next door. more … I’m not so sure how much fun the kids had but Lake Conroe was a good time for me. Recreate in the morning and evenings, eat and relax during the heat of the day. No TV and no cell phone. For what more could one ask? The cabin was almost a deal killer though and I thought we might have to abandon the facilities. For camping the cabin has every the amenities including A/C, kitchen with fridge, micro
21 Jul 2008, 8:19 am | click here for more
The 10 Best RV Parks in North America
So many American families dream of hitting the road for a family vacation. One of the best ways to optimize your vacation budget and time is to travel via RV. An RV gives families the flexibility to go where they want, when they want, with little regard to budget and without a need for strict planning. Some of the most beautiful places in North America can be reached by RV travelers and the destinations are well worth the steer! 10. Madison Arm Resort, Montana Located in West Yellowstone, Mo
20 Jul 2008, 8:21 pm | click here for more
Day Trips - Bainbridge Island, Washington, United States
Jump to the full entry & travel map Bainbridge Island, Washington, United States July 13th ----- this entry will be a group of day trips that we did in the area...not in chronological order or any order! While staying in Carlee and Mercury's driveway we wished to be as non-invasive as possible to assure an extended stay. In good RV fashion we went off on our possess to do laundry and shopping and to take showers. Our RV has a lovely shower but it is a bit more complicated with Maudie's kitty
20 Jul 2008, 3:02 am | click here for more
The Lake Havasu RV Resort
Lake Havasu, Arizona has become a treasured destination for tourists, campers, and RV enthusiasts. For those travelers who prefer to steer their home-away-from-home to Lake Havasu, the Lake Havasu RV Resort offers guests everything they could need. In addition to being just minutes from the famous London Bridge, Lake Havasu RV Resort also features spacious RV camping with every the amenities and has a beautiful clubhouse for day and evening activities. To receive to the resort, visitors should take
19 Jul 2008, 5:29 am | click here for more
Camping Offers a Lo-Cost Way to Enjoy a Weekend Getaway
Knowing how much I like camping now in my adult life, I look back on my childhood and realize just how fortunate I was to have a dad who loved to go camping. It was his values that he instilled into me as a young child to like what the great outdoors has to offer. The outdoors and camping in particular, helps bring you closer to nature and the serenity of life that you just can not receive anywhere else, through any other vacation. Camping is a great way for childhood sons and daughters to
19 Jul 2008, 12:47 pm | click here for more