The Elks Lodge is Alamogordo is right in town for easy access to White Sands National Monument and the New Mexico Museum of Space History. Both terrific places. Another great place is the White Sands Missile Range Museum. When we were there the Bataan Memorial Death March was occurring in
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Elephant Butte State Park – S. Monticello Campground – New Mexico
We really enjoyed this campground. It is much further to the north than the other parts of the State Park which tend to be more crowded. This area also provides easy access to Apache del Bosque if you are a birdwatcher. We saw all sorts of birds. In our campsite
Continue readingCity of Rocks State Park – New Mexico
We love City of Rocks since we love to hike and love to climb around rocks in a maze. Simply beautiful. While there we were checking out one of our many RV bloggers that we follow, www.rv-dreams.com, we saw a picture of our rig at this park, now. Sure enough,
Continue readingPancho Villa State Park – Columbus, New Mexico
On our way to City of Rocks State Park in New Mexico we thought we would stop by Columbus and check out the state park. Columbus lies on the Mexican border next to Puerrto Palomas, Mexico. If you cross the border don’t miss “The Pink Store”, you can sip a
Continue readingRusty’s RV Park – Rodeo, New Mexico
Rodeo is a quaint little charming town. We drove up to Rodeo after staying in Bisbee for awhile. We visited Geronimo’s Surrender Monument in Arizona along the way and enjoyed our lunch. Rodeo has a great reptile museum called the Chiricahua Desert Museum, which is quite interesting especially if you
Continue readingQueen Mine RV Park – Bisbee, Arizona
What can you say about Bisbee! Always a fun place to visit. Besides touring the town or heading to Tombstone, you can head to Douglas to the Hotel Gadsden for breakfast and admire the architecture of a hotel built around 1907. From Douglas you can cross the border into Agua
Continue readingKartchner Caverns State Park – Arizona
Kartchner Caverns is a nice state park south of Benson with a nice sized campground. The visitors center is next to the campground and offers tours of the Caverns which is an interesting tour, you basically get hosed down before you enter the cavern (not quite but almost). You also
Continue readingRV Superstorage – Arizona
A great storage facility in Chandler should a need arise where you need to store you rig and fly somewhere. They will even shuttle you to the airport and pick you up (if a family member is mad at you and won’t do it, wink, wink). They will even pull
Continue readingAnza Borrego State Park – Palm Canyon Campground – California
Campground: Palm Canyon Campground Location: Anza Borrego State Park – Borrego Springs, California Site: 51 and then site 19 for a few nights Cost: $34.33 (site 51) and $37 (site 19) Services: FHU Comments: A great place to come into after boondocking for a few weeks. Time to run the
Continue readingBorrego Springs Clark Dry Lake – California
Our favorite boondocking spot, Clark Dry Lake, about 7-9 miles east of Borrego Springs, California on the north side of highway S22. Our favorite town to winter in, Borrego Springs. A small town nestled inside the Anza Borrego State Park (the largest state park in California) somewhere between San Diego
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