Tag: State Park Campgrounds
Reserve a day pass if you plan on visiting a Texas State Park
With Spring Break just around the corner, Texans will be looking to get outside. Texas State Parks are already seeing day passes and campsites...
Find 12,000-year-old pictographs at this Texas campground
By Nanci Dixon
Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site is a magical destination just east of El Paso, Texas. It's named for the rock...
Campground Crowding: A few tips and ideas to avoid crowded areas
Updated weekly
More people than ever are taking up RVing. These newbies have determined that RVing is the safest way to travel in our pandemic...
RV Shrink: Obnoxious “party animals” ruin state park stay
Dear RV Shrink:
We just spent a miserable night at Lost Dutchman State Park near Phoenix, Arizona. It’s a beautiful park, but obviously not well...
Readers’ favorite RV parks and campgrounds. Stayed at any of these?
We recently asked you: Do you have a favorite RV park or campground? Here are some of your answers, organized by state (and one...
Are we still “newbie” RVers?
By Betty Linneman
How long is a person considered to be an RVing newbie? Is it so many camping trips or days before one graduates...
Dramatic geology and interesting history abound at Red Rock Canyon State Park
By Bob Difley
The 50-site campground at Red Rock Canyon State Park is tucked into the base of colorful desert cliffs where once the Kawaiisu...
(Mis)Adventures with pull-throughs
By Russ and Tiña De Maris
Is a pull-through site better than a back-in?
Friends of ours asked us to stop in for a visit as...
RVing to the stars – McDonald Observatory, West Texas
By Chris Fellows, Serenity Mobile Observatory
RVing to the stars – Visiting an astronomical destination: McDonald Observatory
I am starting another recurring theme with this article,...
