Rose Valley RV Ranch was our home base to visit the Silver City area. In 1880, this was a 430-acre working commercial dairy ranch. The original water tank and windmill still stand. Scattered throughout the park are many of the original farming equipment. Our first visit was to the Catwalk...
This campground has a unique feature – a cavern. We secured our tickets months in advance. Tours book up fast, as we learned last year when we were here for a weekend. We have been to many caverns, but this was one of the best. It is pristine, and the...
This stop was primarily to spend time with Mitch’s mom. It’s nice to be able to visit family while traveling. We had many laughs, played cards, drank wine, and enjoyed each other’s company. A bonus is Mom is a great cook, and we savored some delicious meals. She even bought...
Finally – relief from the scorching temperatures. We are boondocking among the Ponderosa trees and fields of yellow wild flowers. The high altitude is providing a more bearable climate. Like Florida, the west has had unusually high temperatures and finding the 70’s has proved difficult. We enjoyed our time here...
It’s been a while since we camped in an RV park. Thankfully, the sites had concrete pads, full hookups, and best of all, there were trees. It doesn’t sound like a big deal, but when you are in temperatures in the 100’s, the shade of the trees is a godsend. ...