Mobile Friendly Version
I started building this website when most people used a computer to surf the Internet, so it is best to view the site on a computer. Now that so many people simply use their phones, I felt that I needed to update the software that the site ran on so that it would be mobile-friendly. It really wasn't doable without starting over, so I did. It was extremely time-consuming. I worked on it for a year before, I gave up. I could never get the new site to look as clean as the old one. On the original site, I put the most important stuff at the top of each column and as you scrolled down the information became less important. On a mobile site, the viewer sees one column at a time and has to scroll all the way to the bottom before reading the top of the next column. I couldn't figure out how to make the site look good in both formats and just went back to using the old site and I was way behind in updating it. After a year's work and effort making the mobile site, I didn't want to lose it, so I made a subdomain of the original and put it there. Now, I'm back to work on both with links to the subdomain for those who prefer that format. I'm guessing it will take years before both are complete. The original version will always be the most current. CLICK HERE to enter the mobile version.
The Site
Welcome to our site, Jackie and I are in our twelfth year of full-time RV living. This site is a journal for our travels. For each campground that we visit, I write a paragraph or two about our experience, add a few photos, and include the campground's description. I've organized the website by US regions, and states, alphabetically by campground name, by campground memberships, and by the order in which we visited each campground. For now, our travels have slowed down while we set ourselves up for the future. We're working for Thousand Trails eight months of the year at the Palm Springs Resort with plans on traveling the other four months. In May of 2021, we purchased a lot in Southern California and we repainted the coach, so with added expenses, we are probably not traveling as much as we would like. However, the website will continue to grow and become a more useful tool for friends and family in their travels.
Feel free to add comments about your experiences. (unfortunately, I had to remove the auto-post feature from the site due to nefarious people taking advantage of the ability to put unrelated links all over the site without restrictions. Feel free to send photos to me at
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This website is always changing as I add content often. The site may not always be up to date or some pages may be partially complete, but after all, I am retired from my career as an electrician, and the website is not designed to make money in any way. I am having fun sharing and hope that the site helps others in their travels.
Where We Are Now
Summer is over and we are back home at the Outdoor Resorts Indio. Living here without the distraction of working at Thousand Trails Palm Springs, Jackie and I were able to get involved in our resort and made dozens of new friends during the winter Season. We're looking forward to wintering here for many years to come.
Our plan, (not set in stone) is to head north in June and spend the summer camping in Nevada, California, Oregon, and Washington. Augie needs to experience mountain streams, lakes, and forest trails which are just not available here in the Coachella Valley. As summer is getting closer, our travel plans have been made. Our first stop is going to be Cherry Valley RV Resort in Beaumont, California so we can service our tires at Les Schwab after sitting for a year and a half. From there, we'll head to Vegas and head north via Nevada rather than California.