We cut our California trip short fleeing the fires. We drove until we got tired and then looked for a campground. We located one just across the Nevada border near Reno. We got one of only two sites available. The place was packed and a roaming security guard helped get us situated. The park itself
Welcome to Shoshone Ice Caves… This cave is about 100 feet down and stays about 28 degrees year round. And Dad (Rick) was sweating. This cave is actually a lava tube formed by a volcano erupting. There is evidence of lava tubes collapsing in the area. You can even see lava rocks everywhere. We had
We chose Manchester Beach KOA mostly because it was the only place available on the coast in the area that we wanted to stop. There were other campgrounds but none had sites available for larger campers. In case you have not figured it out yet, we do not plan too far in advance. This KOA
Shoshone Falls is the most gorgeous waterfalls that we have seen. We think they are even better than Niagara Falls in New York. Come with us we take a look. This is part of our Season 3 Part 2 and was filmed in the second half of 2019. Shoshone Falls Parkhttps://www.tfid.org/309/Shoshone-Falls4155 Shoshone Falls Grade, Twin
We were visiting Eureka, California because we wanted to see Mom’s aunt and uncle that live there. The plan was to stay at the fairgrounds but… let’s just say that we did not feel safe. Her aunt suggested the old KOA but she did not know the name. A quick search found Redwood Coast Cabins
