This campground is the last stop before heading back to Florida for a few months. The Corp of Engineers built this campground. This group builds dams creating these beautiful lakes. It is fortunate for us; they also make campgrounds around the lake for us to enjoy. Our site was right...
This Harvest Host is 15 miles off of I-10. The sites have full hookups for only $15/night. The view of bay can be seen from the sites. Jim is the proprietor of the winery and makes his wine from the teachings of his grandfather. We met other Harvest Host members...
This state park had it all. Trails, amphitheater, spacious sites nestled among the trees and waterfalls. I imagine the falls would have been better viewed in the spring or summer, but by the time we got there not much of the water was free-flowing. Regardless, being in nature is always...
Red Canyon reminds me of Sedona in Arizona. The red rocks stand out among the greenery of the trees and create vistas camera-worthy. We rode our bikes along the trail attempting to reach Bryce Canyon. Alas, the altitude kicked my butt and I had to turn around. Not once did...
By far, this has been the best hike. We started off looking over the vast canyon and deciding which way we should hike. We choose the right path. From the top, it looks like a white fairyland with spires named hoodoos lining as far as the eye can see. The...
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