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The All Inclusive Motorcoach (AIM) was started by National Indoors Recreational Vehicles Centers (NIRVC) as a way to drive interest in buying and servicing motorcoaches. They have locations in Las Vegas, Dallas, Atlanta, and Phoenix. Class organization. We got introduced to them whilst at the Tampa RV Show last January. Read more…
Leaving Saratoga, WY we drove up to Casper to stay at the Harvest Host – Johnson Tree Farm. I expected to be surrounded by trees but soon after arriving I realized that the only trees on the property were around the hosts’ house. I am not sure why they called Read more…
Drove over to Saratoga to stay at the Harvest Host – Saratoga Hot Springs Resort. What a pretty place! Apparently a great place in the winter months as well. The resort also had an outdoor restaurant and brewery which we tried for a late lunch. Good food and excellent craft Read more…
Together with the Godfrey’s, we had a long drive to get from Zion, Utah to Evanston, Wyoming where we stayed at a Harvest Host. Uinta Lanes was a bowling alley that allowed a few coaches to stay in the parking lot. Unfortunately, due to COVID, the bowling alley was closed, Read more…
We stayed in the town of Virgin at the Zion River Resort a few miles away from the entrance to Zion National Park. The park was beautiful and abutted the Virgin River and Katrina booked us a spot right on the river. Sounds good, right? Well, we were notified that Read more…
So, we left Bryce Canyon and had to drive back through the tunnels: Glad we made it through again! Somehow the tunnel looked smaller from this side. We drove a few miles past Zion National Park to park at McArthur’s Temple View RV Resort in St. George. The park certainly Read more…
Leaving Arches behind, we headed over to see Bryce Canyon National Park. We stayed at Ruby Inn RV Campground. Upon checking in, they told us that the shuttle bus service was operational again. Apparently it had stopped for a while amidst COVID concerns. Good news! The first day we decided Read more…
We ventured into Arches National Park twice during our stay in Moab. No problem getting into the park either time. It’s great having an annual pass to be able to come and go at our leisure. On our first visit we drove to the Windows Section. Along the way we Read more…
We drove down from the Archview campground to Canyonlands National Park and entered through the Island in the Sky Visitor Center on the north side of the park. We drove until the road ended at Grand View Point Overlook and hiked out to the tip following the rim: And my Read more…
Apparently Utah has five National Parks that are known as the Big 5. Arches Canyonlands Bryce Canyon Zion Capitol Reef We decided to stay in Moab so that we could visit two of them: Arches and Canyonlands. The other three we plan on visiting over the next few weeks. I Read more…