{Dates of Visit: Sep 5- Sep 11, 2013} No matter how much we think we loath “tourist traps” we often find that, with an open mind, they are sometimes worth visiting (like House on the Rock and everything in New […]
{Dates of visit Aug 26-Sep 5, 2013}Like most RV Nomads we left our hometown and hit the road like a couple of tourists eager to see everything, eat at every restaurant and fill our blog …
{Dates of visit August 19 - August 26, 2013}We continued to head south through Michigan and stopped at Dune Lake Campground, in Coloma, MI for 3 days as we made our way to South Bend …
{Dates of visit: Aug 12-19, 2013}Looking back I believe it was our next stop, Farmview Resort in Free Soil, Michigan that we learned how valuable and indispensable the website (and app) Allstays is for RVers. …
{Dates of Visit Aug 5-12, 2013}Time for some RnR.Part of the problem with being full-time RVers who travel is that there is often "too much" to do in an area. On one hand this can …
{Dates of visit: July 30-Aug 5, 2013}Although we were reluctant to leave our beautiful waterfront campground in Petoskey we had no choice. The middle of summer on the Michigan coast is a bad time to …
{Dates of Visit July 29-30, 2013}Which way do we go?!There was a little bit of debate on the route we should take upon leaving the Mackinac area. I wanted to head down the western side, …
{Dates of Visit: July 22-29, 2013}Tell anyone you're going to be in Michigan and they will likely say something like "you must go to Mackinac!" (pronounced Mak-in-aw). Or more precisely, Mackinac Island.Mackinac Island is about …
Dates of visit: July 17-22, 2013If you're like me and have never heard of the Upper Peninsula, I encourage you to go check it out. You'll find some of the most beautiful land …
Dates visited: July 8- July 16, 2013Welcome to Door County! I fancy myself a fairly smart person. Sure I make a lot of typos and grammatical errors that, I'm sure, have been noted in the …
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