Martin Dies, Jr. State Park is located near Jasper, Texas. Jasper Texas is only about 9 miles east of the park, and I recommend you go there for fuel, as the gas stations near the campground are a bit pricey…. Continue Reading →
It’s been an eventful spring so far in northern Texas. Most of February, March, and now April have been weeks with at least one decent rainfall event, but usually more. Some of the storms have been quite severe, however, we… Continue Reading →
Everyone who pulls a travel trailer probably know Loves is a great place to get fuel. If you have the EFS card, then it is an even better choice! Click here to read about the EFS card, and how it… Continue Reading →
These are some of our most frightening, weird, and memorable experiences. In every journey, there is a story, and this is ours.
Oakaton, South Dakota is a ghost town. As of the 2020 census, there were a total of 31 people living in Oakaton. However, they are not living in any sort of town as the buildings are pretty much vacant and… Continue Reading →
It would be great if a new RV manufacturer would hit a home run on quality this year…so many improvements could be made.
This post has probably been a long time coming. I have alluded to the fact, for quite a while that at some point I would give my opinion on the RV Industry. I don’t think any of my opinions will… Continue Reading →
A fire can start in an RV at anytime; whether its traveling down the highway or simply parked somewhere. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reports that since 2018 there have been over 2000 RV fires each year… Continue Reading →
Here in north Texas we have gone from hot dry weather, to a hard freeze, to a torrential series of rainfalls; almost overnight. This whole year has been somewhat of an anomaly from a weather standpoint. Even Eva isn’t too… Continue Reading →
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RV Shipments in February down
As always, the RVIA tends to put a rosy outlook on bad news. Even USA today reported on how the slump in the RV industry was a good indicator of a pending recession.