RV Travelers
Month: April 2018
The Kingman KOA Journey is well away from the freeway. Other than being awaken at 6:00 AM by garbage trucks serving homes along the street where the KOA entrance is, the park is very quiet. The mountain views from the KOA's back fence are to die for. Good service. Friendly people. We plan to stop … Continue reading Kingman KOA Journey (First Time)
During the second day at Picacho Peak State Park in Arizona, I told the ranger in the ranger station that I never expected to see a saguaro forest in my lifetime. Modestly, he replied, "This is nothing. Have you seen the two National Saguaro Parks outside of Tuscon?" We had just driven through Tuscon the … Continue reading Saguaro – Iconic Western Desert Cactus
Nestled up in a mountain overlooking Deming New Mexico, Rockhound State Park is a quiet peaceful park. Seeing Deming from the park during the day isn't nearly as interesting as the view after sunset. The lights are spectacular. The park seems to be landscaped into the side of the mountain. Our site, level from side … Continue reading Springtime in the Desert at Rockhound State Park, New Mexico
Van Horn Texas is a good stopover point as it is at multiple crossroads. We stayed at the Van Horn RV Park for the very first time on our way west on I-10 because from Van Horn, we can pass through El Paso at a good times. Friendly people. Dog runs. On site café serving breakfast … Continue reading Van Horn Stopover