Clicking our Snowbird Map Pages (above) and "dots" will provide useful, first-hand information, photos, mileages between stopovers and distances to local attractions in the areas. You may find our Cross Reference Travel Chart below useful  to find an economical campsite near a city or attraction that you are planning to visit. We have a grand time planning each "next" trip, often times weeks in advance. We have added a page that lists the Reference, Research, and Planning tools we use to plan our trips. Have a question or comment? Email us. We love to talk about our favorite subject, RVing, and we would also like to hear about your experiences on the road!

Hello Neighbor and Welcome . . . We are retired, love life and enjoy traveling in this beautiful Country. We have 3 simple goals: 1. We want to explore America, in our RV, at a leisurely pace. 2. Dine well and see all the places & attractions on our "bucket list". 3. Do goals 1 and 2 as economically as we possibly can. If you have similar ideas, come ride along with us for a bit and see what we are talking about. Perhaps you are new to the RV lifestyle? We hope some of the information we have here to share helps get you going. Maybe you're and old-hand at RVing and have been doing it for years? If so, we hope you will pitch in with any tips and advice that can help others. All comments welcome. RVers starting out often worry if they can afford it. That's an easy one to answer. About the only cheaper ways to live would be either to be on welfare or living under a bridge in a hobo jungle. Many of the expenses you find with a home just are no more. Do you have to camp in a Walmart parking lot? Not unless you want to. You can find plenty of places on Public Land to "boondock" for little or no fees. You may want to have just a few more creature comforts and many city and county parks offer economical sites. You also camp in style, economically, by belonging to a club like Passport America where you only pay half the going rate at member campgrounds. Probably 75% of our camping is done at reduced, mostly 50% campgrounds. That's with water, electric, and sewer connections, and all of the activities they offer. We also belong to Triple AAA which is a great source for free trip and route planning books. We are members of the Good Sam Club which gives us 10% off from their campground members. We also use their Roadside Assistance, and Mail Forwarding programs. So many clubs, so much expense? Not really, if you are serious about your RVing, just do the figures. It all pays for itself in just a few nights of camping. Take it a step farther and consider "Workamping". Work one season and play the rest of the year. We do enjoy it and talk more about it below on this page. Happy RVing! We hope to see you on the road, Jack, Niki, & K.C.