Full-time Living in a Class C Travel Tips

Fort Wilkins Historic State Park⎮Copper Harbor, Michigan

Located on the shore of Lake Superior, Copper Harbor is the remote northernmost community in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in Keweenaw County. The closest US Interstate Highway is about 5 hours away. At Fort Wilkins State Park in Copper Harbor, come with me and visit the fort that the federal government and the US Army built to help maintain law and order during the copper rush.

Exploring Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore from the water and the land

Join me on an unforgettable adventure as I explore the breathtaking beauty of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan! I’ll take you through stunning landscapes filled with vibrant colors, towering cliffs, and crystal-clear waters. Discover the unique rock formations that Pictured Rocks is famous for, including the mesmerizing multicolored cliffs and picturesque waterfalls.

The 3 Best Hikes in Sleeping Dunes National Lakeshore

The famous dunes of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Michigan were sculpted by the advance and retreat of huge glaciers of the past two million years. It is the world’s largest collection of freshwater sand dunes, with formations that rise up to 400 feet above the lake. Come with me as I share with you the 3 best hikes I found in Sleeping Bear Dunes that you can certainly do in less than 24 hours, if that's all the time you have to spend there. Along with a few tips that will help you to get the most out of your time in this beautiful National Lakeshore area.

Niagara Falls - The American Side - Waterfall and Camping Guide

Niagara Falls is the oldest State Park in the country, being established in 1885. Like Watkins Glen, I could have stayed all day at the falls just taking in the beauty and the majesty of the water and the rock formations. Niagara Falls State Park was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, the father of landscape architecture, who also designed the Biltmore Estate link to YouTube in Asheville, NC, and Central Park, NY. This park is about 400 acres of rapids, waterfalls, islands, 15 miles of hiking trails, and the Niagara Gorge.

Letchworth State Park - The Grand Canyon of the East -Waterfall and Camping Guide

Letchworth is the number one state park in the USA and the number one attraction in New York, and it's been on my bucket list for many years. The park itself is 14,350 with 66 miles of trails, located about 5 miles south of Rochester. The three main waterfalls, Upper Falls, Middle Falls and Lower Falls, and the 600-foot deep Genesee River Gorge are awe-inspiring. Like Watkins Glen, I could have stayed all day at the falls just taking in the beauty and the majesty of the water and the rock formations.

Take the Easier Way - How to Hike Watkins Glen State Park

Watkins Glen is a state park in the New York Finger Lakes region located in Watkins Glen, NY, about one and a half hours south of Rochester. The park itself is less than two square miles, but don’t let that fool you. The 19 waterfalls and 400-foot deep gorge are spectacular. And yes, this can be a challenging hike, with many steps to get up into the falls area. However, there is an easier way, and a harder way. Let me share with you the easier way, some of the amazing sights you will experience along your path, and a few tips that will make your day much more enjoyable.

The Road to Nuttallburg, West Virginia

Nuttallburg is one of the abandoned coal mines and towns that is part of the New River Gorge National Park. The town is considered to be one of the best-preserved examples of a coal mining town in the US. There were originally over 100 houses, 80 coke ovens, and a coal tipple with access to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. But, you are taking a great chance of having to interact with another car, either on the way down or the way up, and you may end up like I did, waiting for a tow truck to pull me back onto the road.

A Different View of New River Gorge National Park - Fayetteville, West Virginia

Would you walk 851 feet above water, on a 24” catwalk, under a bridge, for almost ¾ of a mile? If you dare, you will get to see New River Gorge National Park from a whole different view, literally.

RV Road Trip to Dollywood and Smoky Mountain National Park

Dollywood has been on my bucket list for a long time. I was supposed to go last year, but I had to change my plans, and sadly, my Tennessee plans were put on hold, including Dollywood. But this year, I did it!! Dollywood and Great Smoky Mountain National Park ❤️

Tips for Traveling with Pets in an RV

Traveling with pets in an RV is so much fun for both you and your pet. In fact, many people choose to travel in an RV because they can take their pets with them. No more having to put them in a cold kennel, or asking a stranger to come into your home to make sure your babies are safe and happy while you are gone. You can take steps to prepare for your pet’s camping life, that will ensure a safer and happy experience for all of you.

One Year Living in an RV Full Time as a Solo Female RVer - including my budget!

Lessons I've learned in one year of living in an RV, including how much it cost. Did I stay within my budget?

Chasing the Winter Sunshine in Florida in my RV

I love Florida, and my family lives here. So it makes sense to spend my winters in Florida in my RV. The milder temperatures in Florida in the winter don’t hurt either. How was I able to spend the winter in Florida for only $4.47 a night? Without struggling to find a campground to stay in?

21 Fun Things to Do In Central Florida - By County

There are so many fun things to do in Central Florida! I’ve lived here since 2005, and I still have a few items on my Central Florida bucket list. In this post, I’ll share with you some of the things I’ve done, as well as the things I still want to do.

RVing as a Solo Female

When I first meet people, and we talk about where we are from and where we are going, a common conversation among RVers, many are surprised, and curious, when they find out I am doing this alone as a solo female RVer. RVing as a Solo Female may not be the norm, but just because I don't have a partner, it doesn't mean I can enjoy this lifestyle.

How to Get Your RV Ready for a Big Road Trip

Getting your RV ready for a big road trip takes a lot of preparation, at least for me. Because I travel alone, I probably take extra precautions to ensure that my trip goes as smoothly as possible. There will almost always be unexpected things that come up, whether it’s something that needs to be fixed, or plans that need to change because of the weather or because you find a new, amazing place you want to stop. But that’s part of the adventure! Here are the six things that I do for my RV pre-trip checklist.

RV Composting Toilets: How They Work and the Benefits of Having One

The theory behind a composting toilet is that the solids are separated from the liquids. When the solids and liquids do not mix, there is no odor. Unbelievable? Yes. Almost magical to me, because it’s true!

Downsizing for RV Living

Learn about my two-step process for downsizing or decluttering, and how to decide what to keep and what not to keep.

Exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia in an RV

Ready for the ultimate RV adventure? Join us as we explore the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia. Discover the charming Alpine village of Helen, beautiful Unicoi State Park, awe-inspiring Anna Ruby Falls. and majestic Stone Mountain. Don't miss out on the fun!