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💻 How to Use Google Maps For RV Trips

As the RV lifestyle explodes in popularity across the United States, I see many people asking the same question on social media. What program or app does everyone use to log their RV trips? I prefer Google Maps to keep track of all my trips to America's National Park, State Parks, RV Resorts, Restaurants, and the list goes on. It's FREE and easy to use and it's NOT filled with ads for you to support the app developer. If you have a Google account, you can use Google Maps to create your very own interactive road map. You can even make it "public" and share it with the world like the RV There Yet National Park's map below: Let's get started showing you how to create your very own RV Road Trip Google Map. This tutorial will be much easier if you use a desktop or laptop computer rather than your smartphone. It can be done, but this tutorial will use screenshots from the Google Maps

🌞 Fort DeSoto Alternate Plans

We have not had any problems thus far in shooting the television series - RV There Yet? I try not to look at the weather too much but on this shoot it was inevitable. We were working with the Fort DeSoto Campground folks. They reserved a great spot on the bay overlooking the sunset for us. We had everything setup for a great shoot. We arrived to beautiful weather, sunny skies. All was great. Filmed a great piece on how Patrice and I park the RV. I hope a few people learned something from that segment. Once we arrived and got camp set up, we grabbed the RAD bikes off the RV and headed for the sunset. The north beach at Fort DeSoto Park is the best place to watch the sunset. Sandy beaches with nothing but sailboats and cargo ships cruising by. The sunset was spectacular. Next morning we woke to the sounds of birds. Seagulls, egrets and ospreys were the first to wake and begin the search for breakfast. Patrice got her coffee, and I picked up a fis

🧭 The Grand Canyon State

Arizona is soooooooo much more than the Grand Canyon State. Although that's the motto on the interstate sign when you cross state lines. It's rich in history, natural wonders, wildlife, wonderment and National Parks. Just when you think you've seen a lot, there's oh so much more to see! This trip, Producerman and me got to see Southern Arizona for the first time, and it was an entirely different experience than those from our previous trips to the Grand Canyon South Rim, North Rim , Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley , Williams, etc. This trip to the "high desert" pleasantly surprised us both, it's beautiful. The mountains, prickly pears, saguaros and history are plentiful. We need another trip (a few more trips) back to truly see it all and take it all in. We got to see Saguaro National Park, the Sonoran Desert Museum, Tombstone, Bisbee, San Xavier del Bac Mission, Coronado National Memorial, Montez

🤠 More of The Good Life

From the moment we crossed over the Missouri River from South Dakota into Niobrara we were in awe. The Chief Standing Bear Memorial Bridge is a sight all its own. For a moment, if we didn’t know where we were, we wouldn’t have known where we were. Ha! (makes sense, right?) The river bluffs staring at us were incredible and the wetlands below are something we’re used to seeing here in Florida, not in Nebraska. We believe, once again, television viewers are going to be shocked by the topography and countryside. Niobrara State Park is a slice of heaven just over the bridge. Our campsite sat overlooking the river with the bridge behind us and that is what we walked out to every morning. Not bad at all!! Once we ventured out to explore the rest of the park, I don’t believe we actually spoke in full sentences anymore, just “wows!” and “whoas!” There really isn’t a bad view anywhere. The rivers below, the bluffs all around

🚲 The Ultimate Grand Canyon Bike Ride

Seeing the Grand Canyon is awe inspiring in itself but touring the Grand Canyon on a bike is mind and body altering. I highly recommend bringing your bicycle to the Grand Canyon. Whether it's an ebike or a regular bike, you won't regret it. It's the best way to get around the South Rim. The highlight of our trip to the Grand Canyon Village was the 8 mile bike ride from Trailer Village RV Park out to Hermit's Rest. This 16 mile roundtrip excursion is on the top of my favorites list.

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