As an RV enthusiast we are all eager to explore the breathtaking Pacific Northwest. Join us in this exciting episode as we embark on a quest for a boondocking spot in the vast wilderness of Washington State. With over 19.8 million acres of public land in Washington, the possibilities for boondocking are virtually limitless. However, finding the perfect dispersed camping spot can be a challenge. In this episode, we bring you along on our scouting trip to uncover hidden gems in the region.

Experience the thrill of exploration as we journey into the pristine wilderness of the Cascades. We've even packed a field recorder to capture the sounds of our adventure, allowing you to immerse yourself in the experience. Hear our first hand impressions as we uncover a promising spot, sharing our thoughts and insights with you as we evaluate its suitability for boondocking.

As RVers, we understand the value of sharing information and tips within our community. Join us on this expedition as we check out a spot recommended by a fellow RV couple who graciously shared their GPS coordinates. Will this new discovery become your next favorite boondocking location? Tune in to find out.

As the brisk winds of autumn usher in the equinox, there's an enchanting change in the air that beckons us to savor life at a different pace. RV camping during the shoulder season holds a unique allure, offering a respite from the feverish rush of summer. It's a time when nature herself seems to grant us permission to exhale, slow down, and simply chill out.

One of the most delightful perks of shoulder season RV camping is the return of a beloved companion: the campfire. With burn bans a distant memory, you can once again revel in the mesmerizing dance of flames, the laughter of fellow campers, and the comforting warmth that only a crackling fire can provide. The scent of wood smoke in the crisp air becomes utterly intoxicating, creating an ambiance that's second to none.

In this episode, Brooks discusses the benefits and considerations of RV camping during the shoulder season. He shares tips for a successful trip, things you should consider when preparing for a fall or spring rv trip and even offers some insight into the shoulder season rv camp life. So, pull up a camp chair, top off your coffee and join us.

I’ve been to all 50 states, and there is nothing like the Pacific Northwest. It’s where the mountains meet the ocean. Washington State, Oregon, and Idaho are recreational playgrounds no matter what time of year that you visit. I want to share what it is that I love about RVing here in the PNW, from the seasons, to activities, events, food, and the culture. This is a great episode for those who call this place home and for those who may be considering planning a trip out here to the Upper Left Coast.

The Oregon landscape showcases beautiful ecodiversity and is a pretty special place to RV. Joining us today is Kathy Belge of Solo Women RV. She spends her time solo traveling around the state for months at a time. While she is not full-time and does maintain a home in Portland, Oregon, she has found a balance of RV’ing and living in the city. In this episode she shares with us tips on solo travel, how she makes it work, and a great 10 day rv trip itinerary originating in Portland.

Featuring an introduction to your host, Brooks Smothers, while providing a little back history to who he is, why he chose to RV with his family, and answers the question of what makes the Pacific Northwest so special.