Most of Michael’s immediate family is in Colorado. Since we were headed south from Yellowstone, it was a great time for a quick visit. This was the latest during the year that we’ve stayed in Yellowstone. Many businesses and RV parks were closed for the season. Temperatures were below freezing at night and we were snowed on a number of times. Definitely time to head south for warmer weather.
Garryowen, Montana
The 7th Ranch RV Park was a nice find. They had full service and there was hardly anyone there. They sold beautiful cuts of local beef and gave us free ice cream. It was the end of the season. The RV park is very close to the Little Bighorn National Monument.
Evansville, Wyoming
We stayed at the Rivers Edge RV Resort. They have full service. It was snowing at the time, so we couldn’t appreciate the nearby Platte River. There were mostly construction workers staying there.
By the morning, all the snow had melted and we were left with mud, as evidenced by Jakes pawprint entering the RV.
St. Vrain State Park, Longmont, Colorado-Family
We’ve stayed at St. Vrain before. They have full service except for no WIFI. There were lots of areas to walk Jake.
Family including: Terrie, Jim, Jon, their spouses, children and grand children were only about a 20 minute drive from here.
We went out for Mexican food. It was good seeing everyone and of course, the dogs.
Casey’s RV Hideaway, Elizabeth, Colorado-Family
Casey’s RV Hideaway is a great location tucked amongst tall pine trees. They had 50 amp electric and water, but only a dump station and no WIFI. It is very close to more family. We’ve stayed at Casey’s before. We were able to visit Mark, Samantha and Foster. Last time we saw Foster was when he was working at a winery in Sonoita/Elgin, Arizona pouring wine in their tasting room.
Sundance-High Plains RV Park, Lamar, Colorado-Family
We stayed at Sundance-High Plains RV to visit Sarah, Todd and their kids Henry and Grant. We had an end site and they had full service, but no WIFI. We loved visiting them, seeing their businesses, and seeing this amazing town that is almost to the Kansas/Colorado border. Sarah made us a delicious meal.
Oasis RV Resort, Amarillo, Texas-Family
Oasis RV Resort has full service and WIFI. Sites are large. We’ve stayed here in the past. The park is very close to Steven, Kari and their two daughters. We got to see their beautiful home.
Route 66 RV Resort, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Unfortunately, the drive from Amarillo to Albuquerque was windy with crosswind gusts up to 30 mph. We enjoyed an end site with nice views of the desert. Route 66 RV Resort had full service and it’s located at a casino.
Aj’s Gateway RV park, Overgaard, Arizona
Aj’s Getaway is a wonderful new RV park at around 7,000 feet elevation in the pine trees. They had full service. We had stunning views of the Milky Way at our end site.
The Palms RV Resort, Yuma, Arizona
The Palms RV Resort is a very nice full service resort that primarily caters to longterm RVers and park models. We stay here when passing though the area. From Yuma to San Diego it was only about a 2.5 hour drive. We unloaded the Airstream, then put it in storage until our next trip.
