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Glamping Like A Pro
Adventure Meets Comfort
At Glamping Like A Pro, we specialize in enhancing your outdoor adventures. Our tips and 'Pack & Go' checklists ensure that every trip is comfortable and enjoyable.
RV Surge Protectors Are Sacrificial Devices
Discover why RV Surge Protectors are Sacrificial Devices and how they protect your RV's electronics. Learn to choose and maintain RV Surge Protectors effectively.
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RV Park Reservation Guide
Find your perfect escape. Use our RV Park Reservation Guide to book luxury or rustic stays, manage your budget, and hit the road with confidence.
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Family Stargazing Guide
Escape the city lights and discover the magic of the night sky with your family! Our guide to glamping and stargazing covers tips for spotting the Milky Way, constellations, and shooting stars in dark skies. Learn how to plan the perfect clear-night adventure and make lasting memories in nature.
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Coffee with the Local Wildlife
Morning Visitor at the Campground
Burney Falls, CA
Burney Falls, CA. Dubbed "The Eighth Wonder" by Teddy Roosevelt in 1903, due to its 129 feet of pure, constant roaring, mist-covered magic. Unlike other waterfalls, this one pushes out 100 million gallons of water year-round.
Ramblin Redwoods RV Park
She obliterated her personal best and smoked all the other kids on the RV park slide!
Lost in the Sands of Time
Pure Bliss on Harris Beach, CA
Whitewater Falls Log Ride
The Six Flags sign said 'You WILL Get Wet,' but I guess they thought that was just a suggestion.
Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937 and stretches 1.7 miles across the water. Its bright "International Orange" color helps it stand out in the fog. The towers reach 746 feet above the bay. In all its years, the bridge has closed only three times because of strong winds. It was once the world’s longest suspension bridge, but now it ranks 23rd. The two main cables hold 80,000 miles of wire—enough to wrap around the Earth three times. The roadway can rise or fall by up to 16 feet to accommodate wind and traffic. An Engineering Marvel!
Overlook Trail
This short, easy connector trail branches off the main Rim Trail in Sue-meg State Park near Trinidad, California. It’s a good spot for birding, hiking, and walking, with a moderate 3.2-mile loop that features coastal views, lush forests, and gives quick access to viewpoints like Wedding Rock and Palmer's Point, which you can combine with the main loop and other side trails for a longer hike.
Stonger Headwinds
They call it "Dead Lake" because even the wind is trying to keep us from going anywhere!
Stingray Bay
Checking out the locals at Stingray Bay at Six Flags! 🌊 Native to the Atlantic, these rays can grow up to six feet wide and weigh over 200 lbs. Beyond their size, we were blown away by their intelligence and distinctive personalities. Such an incredible experience at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.
Stronger with Age
At the age of 88, Dad's not just chopping wood, he's writing a new chapter in the family's outdoor story.... one log at a time!
The Ultimate Sea Soak Challenge
Our kids and grandbabies were clambering over coastal rocks as the tide surged in.
Facing her Fears: First Time Jumping into the River
Our daughter with her oldest daughter at the Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park, Walker Road Day Use Area and River
Inhale Nature, Exhale the Journey
Mt.Shasta, CA waterfalls, where the roar of the water drowns out the noise of the world, we breathe in peace and release the journey.
Powerful Simplicity
Patrick's Point, CA, where this moody, serene coastal view made us feel so peaceful.
53 Years, Two Shoes, One Tree
The Middlegate Shoe Tree on the north side of U.S. Route 50—the "Loneliest Road in America"—about 2.4 miles east of Middlegate Station, NV.
Sunset on the Colorado: Where the Map Ends
When GPS took us on the scenic route to the Colorado River
Drenched in Grace
The moment the tide turned at Sue-meg State Park and we were caught in the surge. A collision of beauty as our Middle daughter is surrounded by the tide!
Rise Up!
Celebrating Our Vertical Victory by climbing a random rock wall found along our journey!
Glamping renovation project
This was our first glamping renovation project: a 1991 Fleetwood Prowler M-19E. We moved from camping in a tent to enjoying a trailer with all the comforts and stylish touches of a cozy retreat. After that, we were hooked on upgrading. It really was a fun project!
Retirement is going Swimmingly!
Age is just a number, but the splash is real in the McCloud Swimming Hole!
America's Alpine Mirror
Lake Tahoe's Crystal Blue Waters & Majestic Mountains
The Two Types of Friends at a 40ft Drop
Lower Falls and swimming hole, McCloud CA
The Ultimate Sledding Party
Sun, snow and 100 people sledding down Snowman's Hill, Mt. Shasta, CA
Grounded Resonance
The intimate echoes and deep vibrations of the Lower of three rushing waterfalls that create a truly majestic, immersive experience.
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