We said goodbye to Yogi Bear and headed up north to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, often called the Yooper (U.P.). We stayed at the KOA in Munising which is close to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. The KOA was their lowest class resort called Journey which is meant for Read more…
Good thing that we decided to stay with Barb and Bob over night because when we checked in and got to our spot it was so uneven that we had to move. The Jellystone Park Camp-Resort Accommodated our needs. We never could have done that in the dark the night Read more…
We had planned on leaving Lenwood Beach and Campground and head to our next destination, Jellystone Park Camp-Resort in Caledonia, WI but check-in wasn’t until 3pm and they couldn’t take us earlier as we had plans on Geneva Lake. Barb and Bob were gracious enough to let us park by Read more…
We left Eau Claire and headed south to the town of West Bend, WI. We parked at the Lake Lenwood Beach and Campground. Not a bad place to park the Busse Bus for a week: We wanted to be in this area for four reasons: After we got set up Read more…
We drove south out of Voyageurs for about five hours until we reached Eau Claire, WI to stay at a Harvest Hosts location called The Coffee Grounds. They featured beer from the brewery called: The place was really nice inside where you could get a cup of coffee, a beer, Read more…
After along drive on two lanes roads we got into our campground Ash Riviera Resort. A very quaint place: Not knowing much about Voyageurs National Park we decided to rent a pontoon boat from Ash-Ka-Nam Resort just down the street for the next day in order to see the sights Read more…
After traversing almost the entire width of North Dakota (west to east) we stopped near the town of Mapleton, west of Fargo. Our spot was the 4e Winery (the 4 e’s stand for earth, wind, fire and air). After getting partially set up we headed in to try their wines. Read more…
After saying our goodbyes to the Cassidy’s we headed up to Medora, North Dakota and stayed at the aptly named Medora Campground. A pretty decent place: We wanted to visit the area for three reasons: Katrina had made us reservations for the Medora Musical the first evening so after we Read more…
After spending the night in Jackalope town (Douglas) we drove north to the Black Hills to stay with Mike and Rene Cassidy, who also owned a casita and lot at the Myakka River Motorcoach Resort (MRMR). The Cassidys decided to get out of the RVing world this spring as they Read more…
After seeing the Hausauer’s drive away we continued our journey to Douglas, WY. Douglas has the nickname “Jackalope”, the mythical animal of North American folklore. Don’t ask me why. We stayed at a Harvest Host at the Douglas Community Golf Course where we had an excellent view over the lush Read more…