After 24 days, 4225 miles, and 11 states later, we are finally home again. It took two days to get her clean but she finally looks new again! First let me say none of this could have happened without Frank… Continue Reading →
It was so good to get out of the Springfield/Route 66 KOA early. I think we both breathed a sigh of relief as the girls climbed into the back of the truck without any barking coming from the site across… Continue Reading →
From Chatham Illinois to the Springfield/Route 66 KOA it is 313 miles or just about five hours of driving. We rolled into the campground around 1:00 PM. For some reason we had thought that we had stayed at this KOA… Continue Reading →
The next day we had to wait until 8:00 AM to leave 1st choice RV as they were finishing up the final bill. It was great having our work done there and I’m sure someday there will be a return… Continue Reading →
It’s only 90 minutes from the Madison KOA to Cliffside Park in Racine County; this is where we would stay for the wedding. So we didn’t leave the KOA until about 11:00AM. The drive to Racine County is almost all… Continue Reading →
We left Jackson Minnesota about 7:30 AM, and headed for the Madison KOA in Deforest Wisconsin. This leg of the trip would be 5 hours, and of course once you cross into Wisconsin the scenery is beautiful. There are… Continue Reading →
We left the Badlands relatively early in the morning, about 8:00 AM, with the added benefit of being able to see the park one last time on the way out. The next stop would be the Jackson Minnesota KOA. … Continue Reading →
It is 388 miles or 6.5 hours of travel from Chatfield to Fort Welikit Campground in Custer South Dakota. I typically don’t like driving that long with the girls (Hannah and Kendra), but the temperatures would only be reaching… Continue Reading →
The next leg of our journey to my sons wedding would take us from Amarillo to the Pueblo South KOA (details here), roughly five and a half hours from Amarillo. This would just be an over night stop for us… Continue Reading →
Our Son gets married, a story that will cover 4225 miles and 11 states as we traverse the beauty of the country with the frustration of having a less than perfect travel trailer. We rolled out of the driveway on… Continue Reading →
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