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#83 - Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort- (Las Vegas, NV)
This is now our 3rd time staying here. We like the fact that there isn't much else around this part of town which means not much pedestrian traffic around the surrounding area. There are a few areas designated for dogs which is a bonus.
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#82 - Las Vegas KOA at Sam's Town Journey - (Las Vegas, NV)
We usually stay at Oasis just south of the Las Vegas strip but we figured we would try someplace new. This is located in northeast Las Vegas. The campground itself is clean and open. The spots are gravel. There is a Walmart across the street. The only downside was the surrounding area wasn't in the greatest of areas.
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#81 - Ballard Walnut Grove - (Solvang, CA)
This walnut grove was located right in the middle of Solvang and Los Olivos. We were close enough to ride our bicycles into Solvang and Los Olivos. We were able to book this site through Hipcamp. Be sure to check out our Discounts page for the latest promotions for your first booking!
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#80 - Idyllwild Park - (Idyllwild, CA)
This is now our 3rd time staying at this campground. The 2nd time we stayed here, we were able to stay closer to the entrance in our 19 foot International. With our 25 foot Flying Cloud we could only fit at the larger camp spots in the rear of the park. This is one of our favorite weekend getaway spots. Lots of great food, lots of energy and greenery.
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#79 - Lattin Farms - (Fallon, NV)
This was a fun and unique experience to stay on a farm off the beaten path. There was a huge corn field and we had the chance to feed goats. We stayed here using Harvest Hosts. Be sure to check out our Discounts page for the latest discounts for your membership!
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#78 - Boise / Meridian KOA Journey - (Meridian, ID)
This was our 2nd time staying at this KOA. This is a great location centrally located to Meridian/Boise area. The campground is always clean and well kept.
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#77 - Pendleton KOA Journey - (Pendleton, OR)
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#76 - Osprey Campground - (Priest Lake, ID)
The road in the campground is narrow and if you have a long rig then it may take a while to get backed in to some of the spots but definitely worth it. We were lucky enough to get a spot right on the water which our fur-child Meya loved. Our Airstream was within a stones throw to the water. A hiker walked by and told us we had the best site in the entire campground. When booking the campground the photo showed weeds so we were pleasantly surprised when we arrived. (We had site 12 in case interested).
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#75 - Matchwood Brewing Company - (Sandpoint, ID)
This was another Harvest Host spot. We arrived and were directed to park on the street. The brewery has a small parking lot for its customers and wasn't available to park in until after 9pm. |
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#74 - Tamarack RV Park - (Couer d'Alene, ID)
Conveniently located in the middle of Couer d'Alene which made it easy to get around. The roads in the park were rather narrow but overall the park was very well maintained and clean.
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#73 - Wallace RV Park - (Wallace, ID)
This unique little mining town is the self-proclaimed center of the universe. The RV park is within walking distance to the downtown and shared property with City Limits Pub & Grill which had amazing pub food and beer. |
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#72 - West Shore / Flathead Lake State Park - (Lakeside, MT)
Nice campground with boat ramp access. We packed our inflatable raft and paddled out to Goose Island. Just be aware there were a lot of yellow jackets which were attracted to the bugs on the front of our truck.
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#71 - Big Sky Brewing Co. - (Missoula, MT)
This is our 3rd stay using Harvest Hosts. We stayed in the back behind a brewery. The Huck It Huckleberry Blonde Ale was our favorite! |
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#71 - Southside RV Park - (Dillon, MT)
A very well kept RV park with a stream running through the middle. It's not far from the historic downtown area.
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#70 - Rowley's Red Barn - (Santaquin, UT)
This was our 2nd Harvest Hosts experience. We arrived late at night and in the morning visited the Red Barn and stocked up on some vegetables and fruit. This location was convenient along our drive up I-15 and easy to find. The location itself was quiet and there were two other guests staying when we arrived. If you are interested in joining Harvest Hosts, follow our link for 15% off your membership! This was our 2nd night staying in our new 2021
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Airstream Orange County (Westminster, CA)
Exactly 4 years ago to the day, we purchased a 2016 International Signature 19'. Today, we ordered a brand new 2021 Flying Cloud 25RB. We can't wait to take it on its maiden voyage but first we need to install solar and 6V batteries.
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#69 - Driveway Surfing - (Henderson, NV)
Spent the night hanging out with family. Our nephews wanted to hang out in the Airstream! Meya wanted to sneak into the photo.
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#68 - Flagstaff KOA - (Flagstaff, AZ)
The KOA campground backs up against a national forest filled with lots of dog- friendly hiking trails. If you suffer from allergies be prepared.
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#67 - Point Of Rocks RV Campground - (Prescott, AZ)
This campground was connected to trails with beautiful views. One trail went down to a lake.
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#66 - Dome Rock BLM Upper Campsite - (Quartzsite, AZ)
The perfect place to get away from it all. From Southern California, this was a great stop on our way to Prescott.
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#65 - Spring Mountain Motorsports - (Pahrump, NV)
We escaped to Pahrump and spent time boondocking. During a hike we came across some wild horses!
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#64 - Crystal Cove - (Laguna Beach, CA)
Fifth time staying at this campground. The local view is hard to beat.
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#63 - Tobin James Cellars - (Paso Robles, CA)
This was our first time trying the Harvest Hosts app. If you're not familiar with Harvests Hosts, the membership gives you access to over 1,100 wineries, breweries, farms and more across the country where you can stay for free! They only ask that members support their Hosts by purchasing one of their local products. If you're interested in joining, follow this link for 15% off your membership.
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#62 - Driveway Surfing - (Vacaville, CA)
We parked our Airstream in a friend's driveway. In the morning, we had to stop and grab Noah's NY Bagels before we hit the road.
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#61 - Railroad Park Resort - (Dunsmuir, CA)
This was a very cool campground with actual railroad cars which have been converted to cabins for rent. They even converted an old Wells Fargo train to a restaurant on the property. |
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#60 - Beaver Marsh Rest Area - (Chemult, Oregon)
We literally had this entire rest stop to ourselves!
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#59 - Driveway Surfing - (Bend, Oregon)
We parked our Airstream in our friend's driveway. Meya was the first to use Angelina's new Pendelton blanket.
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#58 - Memaloose State Park - (Hood River, Oregon)
A lush green forest right along the river. What more can you ask for!
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#57 - Walmart - (Yakima, WA)
If you've ever asked yourself what happened to all the cars from the Fast & Furious fanboys from early 2000's? Well, they all ended up in Yakima! No joke, literally 80% of all the compact sedans driving around have no exhaust. |
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#56 - Boise / Meridian KOA Journey - (Meridian, ID)
Meya enjoyed walking around downtown Boise. Lots of dog-friendly establishments and outdoor seating for food and breweries.
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#55 - Twin Falls 93 RV Park - (Twin Falls, ID)
Shoshone Falls are definitely a bucket list item. These falls are commonly called the Niagara Falls of the west. The falls are 212 feet high, making them higher than Niagara Falls!
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#54 - Crystal Springs Rest Area - (Crystal Springs, NV)
A nice rest stop along the side of the road.
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#53 - Mission Bay RV Resort - (San Diego, CA)
A busy campground close to everything.
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#52 - Auto Club Speedway - (Fontana, CA)
This was our first time spending the night at a racetrack! I helped organize an event called OCFOS (which stood for Orange County Festival Of Speed). The event featured over $100 Million worth of exotic and hypercars and served as a fundraiser to support Special Olympics of Southern California.
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#51 - Spring Mountain Motorsports - (Pahrump, NV)
Our close friends were getting married at Spring Mountain Motorsports so we decided to bring our Airstream along. The weather was warm and we were boon docking so we had to put our propane generator to use.
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#50 - The Riverside Ranch RV Park Motel & Campground - (Hatch, UT)
Initially we planned to head from Provo, UT down to The Grand Canyon. The weather in Arizona was triple digits and we didn't have reservations. We decided to divert to Bryce Canyon National Park. We found a spot at Riverside Ranch RV and so glad we did. We scored the last spot down by the river and were blessed with some amazing views! |
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#49 - Springville / Provo KOA - (Springville, UT)
We drove around Provo and absolutely loved the town. It was very clean and lively partly due to all the college students out and about. The weather was hot when we arrived; 91 degrees. |
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#48 - Fireside Buffalo Valley RV Park - (Moron, WY)
This RV Park may have had less than stellar reviews but we enjoyed our time here. The views were awesome. The landscaping on the grounds could definitely use some improvement. The front office serves as a gas station, market and bar! The bar was actually stocked with Macallan Fine Oak. They also play Sunday Night Football which made for an entertaining evening. |
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#47 - Grant Village Campground - (Yellowstone National Park, WY)
This campground was located in the heart of Yellowstone. You can drive nearly an hour in any direction from this campground and still be inside the park. We were located right next to Yellowstone Lake. There were great trails to hike or ride a bicycle around, just be sure to carry your bear spray!
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#46 - Walmart Parking Lot - (Bozeman, MT)
We decided last minute to leave Glacier half a day early to cut our drive to Yellowstone in half. |
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#45 - St. Mary Campground - (Glacier National Park, MT)
This campground was located just inside Glacier National Park. It was also located right off Going-To-The-Sun-Road which is a must drive. Be sure to have bear spray for anywhere in Glacier National Park and Yellowstone National Park. I would highly recommend attending the evening talk led by one of the local rangers. It was both entertaining and highly educational.
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#44 - Butte KOA Journey (Butte, MT)
The KOA was nice as most KOA's that we have experienced. The night was incredibly clear and the downtown night lights on the side of the mountain were incredible. We were disappointed the next morning when we drove into town and found it to be a bit of a ghost town. |
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#43 - Salt Lake City KOA (Salt Lake City, UT)
I took off early to power through Orange County and up to Salt Lake City. Angelina flew into Salt Lake City. The minute we touched ground we headed straight for Nina Warehouse so Angelina could put her secret ninja obsession to the test!
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#42 - South Carlsbad State Beach Campground (Carlsbad, CA)
This was our fourth stay at this campground.
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#41 - Table Mountain Campground (Angeles National Forest, CA)
This was a girl's trip for Angelina and her mother. She's always wanted to visit this location and it did not disappoint. The campground was beautiful with easy hiking trails. It was situated near Mountain High Ski Resort.
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#40 - Del Mar Beach Campground (Camp Pendleton, CA)
Prior to heading to Del Mar Beach Campground, we stopped by Fiesta Island (in photo) in San Diego. Fiesta Island is a great place to park your trailer 50 feet from the water. It is very dog friendly as well! |
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#39 - Idyllwild Park (Idyllwild, CA)
This is our 2nd time staying here. If you have a dog or love dogs, you will really enjoy Idyllwild. The town is very dog friendly. Once in town, everything is within walking distance which helps work off all the great food in town!
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#38 - South Carlsbad State Beach Campground (Carlsbad, CA)
Angelina's second girls trip. Our Airstream's third time with these amazing views!
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#38 - Crystal Cove (Laguna Beach, CA)
Angelina's maiden voyage with just the girls! This our Airstream's fourth time staying here!
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#37 - South Carlsbad State Beach Campground (Carlsbad, CA)
This was our 2nd time staying at this campground. The views were absolutely breathtaking!
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#36 - Flying Flags RV Resort (Buellton, CA)
Hands down, the most amenities of any campground we stayed at. They had a pool, hot tubs, outdoor community fire pit and lounge, convenience store, cafe, laundry facility, horse shoe pit, playground, wine & beer bar, and it was attached to a hotel which had a full bar. There was even vintage Airstreams permanently parked for rent with outdoor entertaining areas. The Hotel attached is called Sideways Inn after the wine movie, "Sideways", formerly known as Days Inn Windmill. |
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#35 - Crystal Cove (Laguna Beach, CA)
A local favorite spot of ours. This was our 3rd time staying here.
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#34 - Viewpoint RV Resort (Mesa, AZ)
It was already hot this time of the year here. The camp spots are located in the middle of a mobile home park. Thank goodness for full-hookups to be able to run the AC.
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#33 - Coconino National Forest (Cornville, AZ)
This free campsite was located within the Coconino National Forest's Red Rock Ranger District. Dispersed camping in red rock country about half way between Sedona and Cottonwood. The small open area at the beginning of the road could accommodate about half a dozen RV's. It is very close to the highway so you can definitely see/hear the highway traffic. We had two neighbors during our overnight stay. There were many more spots further down however the road was VERY bumpy and not ideal for RV's; better suited for car camping or tent camping. Can't complain for FREE!
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#32 - Cortez / Mesa Verde KOA (Cortez, CO)
This campground was very open and on gravel. We were along the back which had a gorgeous view of the greenbelt.
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#31 - Mountaindale Cabins & RV Resort (Colorado Springs, CO)
This was a clean and large campground. We had deer walking through on a few occasions.
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#30 - Clear Creek RV Park (Golden, CO)
We were lucky to get this spot last minute without reservations. One of the best things about owning a 19' is finding spots last minute.
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#29 - Moab KOA (Moab, UT)
Moab was definitely one of our favorite places to visit. If you're into outdoors, this is a must visit! We rented ATV's and explored the outdoors. We ventured north to Arches National Park (photo). The crowds can make it hard to get that photo so our helpful tip is to hike out EARLY in the morning!
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#28 - Zion River Resort (Virgin, UT)
Our first trip to Utah. This RV resort is very clean and green. Our first day we spent the day inside Zion National Park hiking Angels Landing, to Zion Narrows and Weeping Rock. I logged 7.33 miles and 1999 feet in elevation gain. |
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#27 - Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort (Las Vegas, NV)
It's been 10 months since we last stayed here. This resort definitely has all the amenities including the best wifi of any resort we have stayed so far.
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#26 - Wine Country RV Resort (Paso Robles, CA)
This was one of the nicest RV resorts we have stayed in so far. We managed to make our way over to Justin, Halter Ranch and DAOU. Gorgeous views, perfect weather, incredible wines, what more could we ask for!
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#25 - San Elijo State Beach Campground (Cardiff, CA)
This location is very similar to South Carlsbad State Beach. The downside is the location is adjacent to the train tracks so you hear the train's horn every so often but this didn't both us. The upside is lots of restaurants and shops within walking distance. (Camp Location #10)
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#24 - Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort & Marina (Newport Beach, CA)
One day we plan on going full time but never did we imagine it would be this soon. We sold our home and while we wait for escrow to close on our new home, we are staying in our Airstream full-time. It's actually been more enjoyable than we imagined. Our 19' Airstream is perfect however the day we do decide to go full time, we will probably step it up to a 25' for more storage capacity.
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#23 - Crystal Cove Moro Campground (Laguna Beach, CA)
This was our 2nd time staying at Crystal Cove. This seems to be a very popular spot for Airstreams. We ran into 5 other Airstream-ers this weekend. One couple was from Europe and rented an Airstream and were telling us they wish they owned an Airstream and didn't have to go back home!
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#22 - Furnace Creek Resort - Fiddler's Campground (Death Valley, CA)
Our first trip to Death Valley! We were guests of the Greater Los Angeles Airstream Club. There were about 14 Airstreams in total and everyone was so welcoming and friendly. We happened to be there the same as one of the astronomers clubs. The nights were crystal clear so we had a chance to view stars and galaxies from telescopes up to 25" in size. Badwater was one of the greatest sights to see at 282 feet below sea level. There are so many more places to see that we will definitely be going back! (Camp Location #32)
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#21 - Black Rock Campground - Joshua Tree National Forest (Yucca Valley, CA)
First trip of 2017! The temperature was 32 degrees as we pulled in late in the evening. The camp spots are ona slight slope so we ended up using all our Tri-Lynx Levelers. After getting settled in we made our first attempt at astrophotography. We weren't planning on freezing temperatures so this shortened our time outside behind the lens. There will be lots of opportunity in the future to play with our camera. (Camp Location #91)
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#20 - San Mateo Campground (San Clemente, CA)
There may have not been an ocean view but where else in Orange County are you going to find a private location with views like this! The electricity and water hookups were a bonus! (Camp Location #28)
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#19 - South Carlsbad State Beach (Carlsbad, CA)
I'm not sure we could have asked for a better view. We were expecting cold weather in November but were greeted with a warm day and cool breeze. Besides the amazing views, this location is walking/biking distance to a large selection of restaurants and a grocery store. We had one friend stay in next to us at camp location #4 and another friend who lives across the street joined us for time around the campfire. (Camp Location #5)
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#18 - Crystal Cove Moro Campground (Laguna Beach, CA)
We stayed local this weekend and enjoyed the 82 degree weather in the middle of November! We first met Bruno in his 27' Airstream. Bruno showed us the secret on how to keep the Airstream's parking lights on without being hooked up to our tow vehicle. Later in the evening we met Dennis in his 28' Airstream who was parked next to Bruno. Dennis actually showed Bruno the secret to keeping the parking lights on. We exchanged a few stories, laughs and contact information. Every Airstream-er we have met so far are all incredibly nice and share a common bond.
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#17 - Serrano Campground (Big Bear City, CA)
First we started out with a moderate hike up Cougar Crest Trail to Pacific Crest Trail. We were then able to squeeze in some off-road driving from Bear Mountain to Snow Summit by way of Skyline Drive. We then headed to Big Bear Lake Village by way of 2N08 to catch the first annual Big Bear Comedy Festival. (Camp Location #56)
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#16 - Laguna Campground (Pine Valley, CA)
Two of our friends joined us on this trip, one of which owns an Airstream 25FB. We brought 3 of our furry children along on this trip. We hiked over 6 miles each day around the Big Laguna Trail and Sunset Trail. (Camp Location #35)
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#15 - Dogwood Campground (Lake Arrowhead, CA)
We were in town for the weekend of Oktoberfest. The weekend was filled with vendors, food and of course, beer! Prost! The morning we were heading out we were met by some heavy fog. It created for some great photo shots but a slow drive home. (Camp Location #85)
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Mammoth Lakes, CA
Made another quick stop to visit friends and enjoyed some great Mexican food. Signs of snow were on the horizon so we decided to hit the road and head for Palm Springs!
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#14 - Paradise Shores RV Park (Bridgeport, CA)
We were supposed to stay at Fallen Leaf Lake in South Lake Tahoe but another snow storm chased us away. We diverted and made a donation in Reno then continued down to Bridgeport. The owner of this campground was very welcoming. This campground was very dog friendly with dog toys all around the park. There was even a doggie wash station and leash free access to the lake.
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#13 - Mazama Campground (Crater Lake, OR)
We arrived in Crater Lake and were greeted by 71 degree weather. The next morning we were excited to see some snow. The following morning when we left, we were hit with a snow storm and narrowly escaped! The Airstream held up well and kept us warm.
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#12 - Sandy Riverfront RV Resort (Troutdale, OR)
Troutdale is a small town east of Portland, OR. There are lots of great hikes and sights to see. McMenamins Edgefield is a must see hotel/restaurant/vineyard/brewery and historic site. Multnomah Falls was a spectacular sight to see. The hike was a short but a bit challenging to the top.
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#11 - Port of Newport RV Park & Marina (Newport, OR)
Right across from the RV Park is the Rogue Brewery. If you are into seafood, Newport is definitely a location to make a stop. We really enjoyed Local Ocean Seafoods
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#10 - Harris Beach State Park (Brookings, OR)
Our first time in Oregon has been an awesome experience. The people are all so friendly, the food has been no disappointment, the trails along the coast have provided incredible views and the the tide pools topped off the experience. (Camp Location #B01)
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#9 - Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (Crescent City, CA)
Parking our Airstream in the middle of these Redwood giants made for private and incredible views. This was our second attempt at boon docking but those large trees just aren't solar friendly :) This trip we had two of our friends join us. We hiked the Stout Grove Trail, Spur Trail, Mill Creek Trail, Hiouchi Trail, Boy Scout Tree Trail & Fern Falls. As we were getting ready to leave another couple (Ed & Betsy) in a 23' Airstream International stopped by, exchanged stories and email addresses. (Camp Location #80)
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#8 - Humboldt Redwoods State Park (Weott, CA)
A quick overnight stay in the Redwoods. Our first time boon docking with solar didn't go so well with the tall Redwood trees. We only pulled in .1A - .2A per hour but are still very happy with the upgrade. (Camp Location #21 in Burlington Loop)
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Vinnie's Northbay Airstream Repair (Santa Rosa, CA)
We made the 500 mile trip to Santa Rosa to have Vinnie install our GoPower solar system and Victron Energy battery monitor. Check out our Upgrades tab for full details.
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#7 - Geyserville, CA
Jumped at the opportunity to spend one night at our friend's vineyard!
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#6 - San Onofre State Beach (San Clemente, CA)
It just so happened this was the weekend of the Hurley Pro Surf Competition. The surf competition along with the sounds of mortar and artillery at the local Camp Pendleton military base made for a fun-filled weekend. (Camp Location #BF123)
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#5 - O'Neill Regional Park (Trabuco Canyon, CA)
Our 2nd stay here. This time in the morning we were greeted by a colony of ants! (Camp Location #30 at Arroyo North Campground)
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#4 - Idyllwild Park (Idyllwild, CA)
Our furry child joined us on this trip. Luckily for us, Idyllwild is a very dog friendly town. (Camp Location #95)
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#3 - Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort (Las Vegas, NV)
On our drive out to Las Vegas, we stopped in Baker to get gas. We parked in the back and was able to capture this beautiful sunset. |
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#2 - O'Neill Regional Park (Trabuco Canyon, CA)
Another hot weekend but this time we had company to share in the fun. (Camp Location #19 at Arroyo North Campground)
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#1 - Indian Wells RV Resort (Indio, CA)
This weekend was our maiden voyage in our Airstream. Temperatures reached 107 degrees which put our air conditioner unit to the test! (Camp Location #165)
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Airstream Orange County (Westminster, CA)
We did it! We took the plunge and joined the Airstream family with a 2016 International Signature 19'.
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