At the end of our 3rd season of RVing we say goodbye to our beloved Jayco Swift 184BH and hello to a Keystone Hidehout 24BHSWE. Like alot of RVers the shopping for a new rig basically starts the day you bring home your existing rig. For us the Jayco was our first venture into this way of travel and really acted as a way for us to determine if we would use the trailer and like camping as much as…
A while back we decided to do two different type of birthdays for Lily (Friends & Family). This year was a family birthday so we decided to spend the weekend camping in one of our favorite areas, Heber, Utah. Previously we stayed at the Wasatch Mountain State Park, but this time we decided to check out Jordanelle State Park. The two parks are only about 30 minutes apart so generally they are in the same area. Jordanelle is very popular…
Since RVing and camping has become such a major part of our lives, it is fun when we get the opportunity to share it with others. This past weekend we were able to secure a spot at one of our favorite campgrounds and invited some friends and family up for dinner each night. This was our first trip with the new truck and man I am happy with our purchase. The first night we had my parents up along with…
After a great time in Glacier National Park, we decided to spend a few days in Island Park, Idaho on our way back to Utah. We first went to Island Park last year on our way to Yellowstone and really enjoyed our stay there. Once again I was impressed with our visit and just how relaxing it is. I would really like to plan a future trip where we have much longer in the area. Several of the campers we…
One of the cool parts about traveling into our national parks and to various campgrounds is getting the opportunity to see wildlife. Since sightings are never really guaranteed it is hard to really set your mid to seeing something. However in the days leading up to us going to Glacier National Park, I decided that we would have a high likelihood of seeing Mountain Goats. Sure I have seen them before through binoculars but I wanted to see them up close…