There are basically two ways to cross Oregon (east-west) and the title of this post is appropriate for both routes. More cattle than people. After leaving Boise the first shift in scenery was from city to farm. The Snake River provides ample water to both Idaho and Oregon farms in the surrounding area. The Snake […]
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Campsite Review: Grant County Campground is at the intersection of Highway 26 and Highway 395-south in the city of John Day, Oregon. John Day (the city, not to be confused with other locations in Oregon named John Day) is a small town. To the east of John Day is surrounded on three sides by National
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Dixie Pass – Bad Roads for RVs is on the John Day Highway (U.S. Highway 26) east of Prairie City Oregon. This is a steep windy road and should be avoided in the winter. Of course, you could say that RVs should avoid traveling in the winter, in the middle of eastern Oregon, and I
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Campsite Review: Sparks Marina Campground is located just north of Interstate 80 and west of Sparks Boulevard. It is just north of the Marina. The very best way to get here from the east is to exit Interstate 80 and then north on Sparks Boulevard, then west on Lincon Way. Lincoln Way has two very
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Sparks Marina Lake Park Campground. The RV Park we are staying at in Reno (actually Sparks) may be the nicest RV Park we have ever been to. This is the Sparks Marina RV Park; right across the street from a Sparks Marina Lake Park where the water floods out of the ground at over 2
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For the second time in our two-and-a-half years, while traveling full-time, we were unable to depart on schedule. This time the starter battery was dead, the previous time was a dead starter. I am starting to notice a trend. As for the battery, we drained it, not knowing that it was draining. After hiding from
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Campsite Review: Topaz Lodge Campground is located on Highway 395 just to the north of the California -Nevada Border (on the Nevada side). It is northwest of Topaz Lake and part of the Topaz Casino. Carson City is forty miles north and South Lake Tahoe is forty miles northwest. The road however to South Lake
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