Revolutionary Journey

Fall 2020 Utah Part 3 – Natural Bridges NM – Valley of the Gods – Mexican Hat & Monument Valley NM

10/2/2020: Bluff UT The drive from MOAB to Bluff down 191 is beautiful. We do pass a recreation area with a beautiful lake right near or in Blanding that would be great for boondocking for future reference. It is called “Recapture Recreation Area” and had a road leading behind the lake. There were a few campers on the banks – but alas, we already had a campsite reserved in Bluff! As we pull in to the campground the owner is

Fall 2020 Utah Part 2 – Arches NP, Dead Horse Point, & Canyonlands NP…

Moab, Utah – Arches National Park – CanyonLands National Park – Dead Horse Point State Park 9/27: We planned to get an early start for our drive to MOAB, UT hoping to find some BLM camping for our stay there. We made arrangements to pick up some muffins at the office by 8:00 am so we would not have the time taken up cooking breakfast. As we packed up and prepared to leave we couldn’t get the bedroom slide in!

Fall 2020 – Utah & The “Mighty 5” – Part 1 (Zion NP, Capitol Reef NP & Grand Staircase Escalante NM…)

9/18/2020: Although it had been a terrific/safe experience at Hearst-San Simeon State Park it was time for us to leave and get back on the road. When we decided to sell our CT home and set out on this Full-Time RV adventure, our goal wasn’t to spend 3 months in the same spot. It was sad to leave the Central California Coast though it was definitely time to move-on. We were there exactly 3 months and we both agreed that’s

Summer 2020 – The California Central Coast – (Sitting out Covid…)

We arrived at Hearst-San Simeon State Park in Cambria, CA to begin our summer camp-hosting volunteer position with California Parks the last week of June. We arrived before our actual start date of July 1st so we could get some orientation and training completed prior to the responsibilities hand-off from our friends Michael & Imkelina (Instagram @ourwaypoints & instagram @rayd84life) who were headed next to the Oregon coast. We actually had to boondock for a few nights during the transition,