On Friday, August 9th we drove 121 miles from Milo McGiver State Park outside Portland to Fort Stevens State Park in Warrenton, Oregon for a 7-night stay. We had been to Fort Stevens a couple of years ago before we started this blog for a short, rainy 2-night stay. We were looking forward to this […]
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On Monday, August 5, 2024 we left Lepage Park in Rufus, Oregon and drove 117 miles to Milo McIver State Park in Estacada, Oregon, outside of Portland. For the first time in a long time we were seeing tall, green trees. Cindy’s mood lightened and brightened in the presence of her beloved woods. Milo McIver
We left Hood State Park on Friday, July 26th and drove less than two hours to LePage Park in Rufus, Oregon. Most of that drive was on I-84 running parallel to the Columbia River, so we enjoyed the view (or at least Cindy did, since it was on her side of the road) as we
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Monday, July 15, 2024 we took our time packing up and tearing down so that we didn’t leave Charbonneau Park until just before the noon check-out time. Then we had a long, arduous drive of 11 miles to our next stop at Hood Park in Burbank, Washington. Hood Park is very strict about their 2
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On Monday, July 1, 2024 we packed up and left Plymouth Campground for a short, 45 mile drive to Charbonneau Park in Burbank, Washington. Charbonneau Park is another Corps of Engineers campground on the shores of Lake Sacajawea, which was formed when the Ice Harbor Lock and Dam were built on the nearby Snake River.
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Like the travelers on the Oregon Trail, we said “Farewell” to Farewell Bend State Park on Tuesday, June 17, 2024 and drove about 3 hours to Plymouth Park Campground in Plymouth, Washington for a two-week stay. Plymouth Park Campground Plymouth Park Campground is a quiet Corps Of Engineers campground on the shores of the Columbia
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We departed Three Island Crossing State Park in Glenns Ferry on Thursday, June 13th around 12:45 pm and drove a little over 2 hours to Ontario, OR where we had lunch and bought groceries before arriving at Farewell Bend State Park in Huntington, Orgeon. We were eating up time because all the reviews we had
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We left The Hitching Post RV Park in Snowville, Utah on Saturday, June 8th and drove a little over 2 1/2 hours to Three Island Crossing State Park in Glenns Ferry, Idaho. This state park sits on a portion of the Oregon Trail; specifically where the first white travelers from the Midwest crossed the Snake
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We got up at 5 am and left Green River Campground in Dinosaur National Monument at 6 am for a 6 1/2 hour drive (I know the map photo shows a little over 5, but don’t believe it!) to The Hitching Post RV Park in Snowville, Utah. This was a gravel spot with grass around
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Saturday, June 1, 2024 we left Ken’s Lake Campground outside of Moab, Utah and drove 3 1/2 hours to Dinosaur National Monument in Jensen, Utah. The drive took us through the western edge of Colorado and over a high, winding mountain range road known as Douglas Pass. The Pass reaches an elevation of 8,205 feet
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