When we started out in the morning our goal was to arrive in Bahia de los Angeles but the wind picked up and we decided to hole up in Cativina for the night. We stayed at St. Envois Campground which looks like the set of an old Clint Eastwood western. Cativina is in the middle of Baja and …
La Jolla Campground Ensenada, Mexico
La Jolla Campground has a cool vibe of a small village southwest of Ensenada. There are a few places to hang out and get some food and beers. The camping is just above a long stretch of beach were we saw dolphin. The campsite were basic with no hookups. There were clean bathrooms and we did not use …
Clam Beach Ensenada, Mexico
Clam Beach is a typical RV park in the sense of a huge concrete parking lot with electric, water, and sewer at each site. The bonus is the RV Park is beach front!! The prices range from $50.00 beach front, $40 beach view, and $35 for interior with better pricing available for weekly and monthly …
Moab, Utah
Moab, Utah has long been an adventure destination that is close enough to our Colorado home that we visit frequently. There are many camping options in Moab. You can make a reservation at one of the many RV parks in town, dry camp at a few established first come fist serve campgrounds or …
Sand Hollow State Park
Sand Hollow State park is located just outside of Hurricane in the southwestern corner Utah. It is a reservoir that offers excellent boating opportunities and is surrounded by many miles of off- roading trails. There is a lake side restaurant, boat and kayak rentals as well as off-road side by …
La Bufadora – Bay of LA
With two weeks of Northern Baja under our belts, we were finally ready to move on and start heading south. The Pacific coastline, with its amazing surf and surreal sunsets, was a great way to wet our feet in Baja, giving Noah the thrills of boogie boarding, lessons in tide pool exploration and hours …