Finding Our Way
Campground: Lava Flow Campground Location: Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho Site: 33 Cost: $10 Services: Dry camp Comments: What a lovely place. You feel like you just landed on the moon. Tons of hiking opportunities and tons of rocks. A whole other world. Link to Map in “Where
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Campground: Madison Campground Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Site: E178 Cost: $18 Services: Dry camp Comments: Best campground in Yellowstone, right by road but did not hear noise, great restrooms, warm restrooms. Campground was completely full. Link to Map in “Where We’ve Been”
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Campground: Signal Mountain CampgroundLocation: Grand Tetons National ParkSite:44Cost: $20Services: Dry campComments: Beautiful campground right by Jackson Lake. A bit of snow still around but we made the best of it. Some sites were small. We watched a Dynamax struggle for quite a while trying to get into a spot.Link to
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Campground: Mammoth Hot Springs Campground Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Site: 66 Cost: $17 Services: Dry camp Comments: Campground is close to the north entrance of the park with a road going around it and lots of traffic and noise even late at night and early morning. Right on the
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Campground: Hoh Rainforest Location: Olympic National Park, Washington Site: 29 – Loop A Cost: $12 Services: Dry camp Comments: Beautiful campground in the middle of the rainforest. Our site was right on the rivers edge in a clearing. A crow stole one of our steaks on the BBQ, be careful.
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Yes, it was all about “Twilight’ here. We went to the grocery store in Forks and they had a huge section dedicated to “Twilight” paraphernalia. Incredible. How many t-shirts did we buy you ask? Campground: Mora Campground Location: Directly east of Rialto Beach, Washington – part of the Olympic National
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Campground: Dungeness Recreation Area Location: Olympic Peninsula, Sequim, Washington Site: 49 Cost: $18 Services: Dry camp Comments: Our site was private and spacious and right next to walking trails along a cliff with beautiful views of the water. The Dungeness Spit was within walking distance. Love, love, loved this place.
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This RV park is close to the Arizona – Sonora Desert Museum which is one of our favorite outdoor museums full of plants and animals. RV Park: Desert Trails RV Park Location: Tucson, Arizona Site: V14 Cost: $35 Services: FHU Comments: A large RV park in southern Tucson were you
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Another great national park with lots of hiking opportunities and endless scenery. One of the hiking trails started out as an interpretive trail, large, wide, paved, signs and quickly turned into an uphill overgrown thicket of brush. My husband, luckily, just missed stepping on a Black-tailed Rattlesnake eating a rodent
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We love Big Bend National Park. Lots of hiking opportunities and lots of nature, wildlife, and great scenery. The park is full of roadrunners and coyotes. All that’s missing is an anvil (he, he…a little Roadrunner humor). If you are heading west out of the National park then be sure
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