Our first motorhome:

We purchased a small motorhome (22′ Leisure Travel Van Free Spirit) in 2008 and began our journeys.

Those Young Guys Class B Leisure Travel Van — Our 22′ Class B Leisure Travel Van Free Spirit – Ingraham Trail, Northwest Territories

Our second motorhome:

In late 2010 we decided to grow up and we purchased a big rig (40′ Alfa See Ya).

Those Young Guys Class A Alfa See Ya — Our 40′ Class A 2004 Alfa See Ya – Naples, Florida

This brought about a new set of challenges with higher cost of fuel and more limitations on where we could park. We love the advantages of both sizes but kind of feel like Goldilocks, the small one is too small and the big one is too big.

Our third motorhome:

In 2019 we went out and bought a Class C, a Winnebago View 24D.

Those Young Guys - Winnebago View 24D — Subi and The D – Our Subaru and Winnebago View 24D

Our fourth motorhome:

In 2021, we sold our Winnebago and now have settled into life with our new Dynamax Isata 5 28SS. It is a bit bigger than the Winnebago but more importantly it has much more power and more space to store tools. What more could I ask for?

We also enjoying bicycling, hiking, boating, skiing, basically anything that gets us outside and moving. For a time we used to carry the motorcycle on a hydralift on the back of the Alfa motorhome to enjoy while traveling.

In the meantime, we have always documented our journeys, keeping tracking of RV Parks and campgrounds, mileage, fuel used, costs, and taking lots of photos. We use this website to continue tracking and sharing our journey.

Key for our Campground/RV Park Review Posts:

All Blog Posts are written in chronological order based on our travels. To follow along on a journey when reading the posts then select “Next Post” to get to the subsequent location of our journeys.

If you are interested in a specific location then you can select “Where We’ve Been” on the top Menu of the Home page and display our map and select the location icon of interest and the associated blog post will be displayed. Or you can use the Menu at the top of the Home page for “Travel Locations” and/or “Activities”.

For those posts which reference campgrounds or RV parks we specify the cost per night that we paid including any reservation fee, tax, and/or discount such as Good Sam, Interagency Pass, etc. All costs are in US Dollars unless otherwise specified. CAD refers to the Canadian Dollar.

The following are the abbreviations we use for services at the campground/RV Park:

FHU is Full HookUps which is electric, water, and sewer.
E is electric.
W is water.
Dry camping means no services.

We have tried to provide an image of Campground Maps only for those campgrounds which do not provide campground maps online.