On our way to Acadia, we made a few stops along the way to take it all in. We were also about to start the countdown of our final 10 states, which was pretty exciting. In Vermont (#10), we had our first taste of fall colors, got our fill of maple everything at a small … More Acadia National Park
New York was a fun state. We looped through twice, once on the way up to Maine, and again after working our way down the coast. First up on this loop was Niagara falls. What started out as a gloomy day quickly became bright and beautiful. Although the closer you get to the falls, no … More New York
Indiana Dunes National Park, formerly known as Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, is our country’s newest and 61st National Park, having gained the new designation in February of 2019. The dunes at this park looked like they belonged to beaches along the coast, It was a little strange to not smell the expected salt air we … More Indiana Dunes National Park
Some parks make you work for it if you want to see them. Isle Royale National Park is only accessible by boat or seaplane. The boat sounded fun, but would take hours to get to our destination, and require two nights on the island. We found an option where we could fly in and out … More Isle Royale National Park
On our way to Badlands National Park, we had to stop at Wall Drug. This place has something for everyone, clothing, fire arms, jewelry, a large café, a courtyard full of animals, and yes, even a drug store. We spent at least an hour there, window shopping, eating a delicious lunch, and being silly. It … More Badlands National Park
We took a little break from the camper life to hang out in Puerto Vallarta with friends and family. The week started off with a baby turtle release near our hotel, shortly after we checked into our rooms. What an incredible way to kick off a vacation! Our hotel is one of many in the … More Puerto Vallarta
Wind Cave National Park was another beautiful park with wide open spaces. What was in those open spaces? More buffalo! We ended up in a line of traffic you’d expect to find in Seattle, as the buffalo slowly moved from one field to another. There were so many of them crossing the road, or walking … More Wind Cave National Park
We arrived at Devil’s Tower National Monument on a bright and sunny day, with a few clouds drifting through. We were thrilled to find a campsite with an amazing view of Devil’s Tower. The campground filled in shortly after our arrival, which made us realize how lucky we were to secure the spot with … More Devils Tower National Monument
All this time, we were under the impression that the national park to visit if you wanted to see buffalo was Yellowstone. While they do have a significant number of these magnificent creatures, their numbers pale in comparison to what we saw at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Once we were in the area of … More Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Crater Lake National Park is one of the most beautiful places in the Pacific Northwest. Add clear blue skies and a little snow clinging to the landscape here and there, and it feels like you have walked into another realm. One morning, we decided to get up earlyso we could find the ideal spot to … More Crater Lake National Park & Mt. St. Helen’s National Volcanic Monument
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