Holiday layover at SKP RV Park of the Sierras
After surviving the steep, narrow roadway, known as Hwy. 49, through the Sierra Nevada foothills, we rolled into the Escapees (SKP) Park of the…
Equine RVs, part 4: Motorized Equine Motorcoach
For horse owners who prefer to travel in an all-in-one Recreation Vehicle and horse transport there is the Equine Motorcoach out of Louisville, Ky….
Equine RVs, part 3: Champion trainer Ted Turner, Jr.
For a little more luxury and comfort, especially for those who spend long stretches at horse events, Featherlite offers a custom Legend Edition 8582…
Equine RVs, part 2: Living quarters horse trailer
A longtime manufacturer of living quarters horse trailers is Featherlite Trailers of Cresco, Iowa. The company built its first trailer in 1973 and today…
Equine RVs, part 1: Quarters for horses, RVers
Equine Recreation Vehicles offer contemporary cowpokes all that is required for roughing it smoothly — a home on the trail and a safe horse…
Scenic two-lane byways can lead to white knuckles; reflections of California by RVer Jimmy Smith
We’ve traveled on 820 ‘scenic byway’ miles the past few days … in Jimmy’s words, we have “trundled through ancient Redwoods … pastoral wine-producing…
Corps of Engineers campgrounds in California
After Oregon State Park at Harris Beach Campground on Monday, we traveled about 320 miles south — that doesn’t seem like a great distance…
Meandered the Napa Valley skirting Bay Area traffic
After a long, long 8-hour drive yesterday down a wet, slow and winding Hwy 101 through Redwood Country, this day we decided to meander…
RVer Jimmy Smith writes — ‘Finally. We’re on the road again … Let the wild rumpus start’
“We slipped out of our little creek bottom at first light Sunday morning and are on our way. Let the wild rumpus start,” writes…
These Snowbirds heading south … traveling light, sorta
After a long stretch nestled in the Timber Valley SKP Park in Sutherlin, Ore., these snowbirds will be heading south soon. For the next…