Travel Journal

Places you should visit in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

Places you should visit in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan

The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is Tony's favorite, and after this episode of the podcast, we hope it's at the top of your list to visit. If you are looking for an epic fall trip, this is the place! Listen to the PodcastThe Upper Peninsula of MichiganThe western side...

Places to visit, Jeep, and stay in Arizona

Places to visit, Jeep, and stay in Arizona

Arizona is a popular winter destination for RVers. We spent the winter visiting and playing in Arizona. On this episode of Off the Beaten Path but Not Lost we share places to stay in Arizona and some fun Jeep trails.

Free family things to do in Las Vegas (and surrounding area)

Free family things to do in Las Vegas (and surrounding area)

After spending a month in the area, we have compiled a list of free family things to do in Las Vegas and the surrounding area. It was a lot of fun, and we explored some off-the-beaten-path adventures that didn’t break the bank.

Our New Podcast: Off the beaten path but not lost

Our New Podcast: Off the beaten path but not lost

Welcome to Off the beaten path but not lost podcast. We will be telling stories about the RV lifestyle, campgrounds, National Parks, Jeep trails, homeschool, off-the-beaten-path adventures, and so much more.

Galveston Beach – A day with the sand beneath our feet

Galveston Beach – A day with the sand beneath our feet

Our family loves a good road trip. For instance, sometimes our destination is a trail, a cool new city, a forest, but driving a few hours just to see what we see is the main idea. With over 32 miles of beach, Galveston made for a fun day trip.

Campground Review: Lakeland RV Ranch

Campground Review: Lakeland RV Ranch

Lakeland RV Ranch was a great park located in Farmersville, Texas near Lake Lavon. It was reasonably priced and included 50amp, free laundry, water, sewer, a catch and release pond, workout room, and free wifi.

Welcome to Texas!

Welcome to Texas!

We will be spending the first year in the “Lone Star State,” the time will allow us to establish our Texas residency, RV projects, and even some exploring.