2025 Route

2025 Route

Statistics for 2025:

States Visited: 8
Campsites: 41
Distance Traveled: 5180 Miles
Distance (Prior years): 40159 Miles

  • Abilene, TX

    This is a good park for a short stay in Abilene.

  • Abilene, TX

    Nice alternative to Whistle Stop when passing through Abilene for a night or two.

  • Amarillo, TX

    This is a well kept older park. We will stay here again when in Amarillo.

  • Brazos Valley RV Park, Caldwell, TX

    This park as well as the area turned out to be great with more to do than we had anticipated. We would definitely come back.

  • Brenham, TX

    This is a great place for longer stays in the Brenham area.

  • Chatfield State Park – Littleton

    We spent 13 days here visiting our son, daughter in-law and grandkids who live only a few miles from the park. Chatfield is a very nice park but it stays quite busy year round so you need to make reservations early.

  • Chatham, IL

    Nice area to visit with lots of historical areas related to Abraham Lincoln.

  • Cherry Creek State Park, Aurora, CO

    Nice state park in the middle of town. The park is large so there was no road noise or other problems from being in town. A bit far from our family.

  • Clayton, NM

    Great place for an overnight stop but not much more as there just isn’t

  • Clinton, MO

    Nice park to explore with decent campsites.

  • Creek Side Resort, Hays, KS

    Fort Hays was an important frontier military fort built in 1865 to protect the Union Pacific Railway. As you might suspect from the pictures below, the buffalo was important in this area. Some of the famous characters around the area when it was known as the most lawless town on the frontier were George Custer,…

  • Danville, MO

    This park is sort of in the middle of nowhere but it’s close enough for some fun day trips to the German settlement of Hermann and to Mark Twain’s home of Hannibal.

  • Deer Creek Valley RV Park, Topeka, KS

    This is a basic park with everything you need but no real extras. All concrete is great in wet weather. Good for an overnight or longer.

  • Eufaula, OK

    Although a bit rough in spots, we’d likely stay here again when travelling through the area.

  • Flippin / Cotter, AR

    This is a nice park to relax along the White River as well as to explore the surrounding area.

  • Fort Smith, AR

    Nice but slightly pricey park in an area convenient to several local attractions.

  • Fredericksburg, TX

    Park Review – Lantern Oaks RV Resort Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐1/2Location: Fredericksburg, TXType: Commercial ParkCheck-in/Check-out times: 1:00/11:00Site Quality / Amenities: This is a brand new park as of 2024 and everything is laid out very nicely for large or small rigs. Most sites have a long pad for the RV and an additional parking pad for a tow…

  • Galveston, TX

    Among the nicest KOA parks you will find, Galveston Island is a great place to be near the Gulf beaches and Galveston.

  • Goodland KOA – Goodland

    We stayed here one night on the way East from the Denver area. This was not a bad place for an overnight stop but there doesn’t seem to be a lot to do in the area although we did find a pretty good Mexican restaurant called Tequilas Mexican Grill in town.

  • Grapevine, TX

    This is an exceptionally nice park convenient to all of the DFW area.

  • Harrison, AR

    This park was a bit tight for a larger rig. We likely will not book here again.

  • Jim Hogg Park, Georgetown, TX

    Possibly a better alternative to Cedar Breaks with less trees and rocks. Not quite as private though.

  • La Veta, CO

    Very nice park and area to stay for a week or so.

  • Lake Ozark, MO

    If we were in this area again I think we’d try someplace else just to get another point of view.

  • Lakeview, AR

    Beautiful park with lots of wildlife and cooler temperatures near the river.

  • Lubbock, TX

    Pretty nice park for the Lubbock area. Good for a short stay or even as a monthly spot.

  • Moody, TX

    This is one of the nicest Texas State Parks we have stayed in. We recommend a trip here!

  • Oklahoma City, OK

    Good park for a short stay in OKC.

  • Quanah, TX

    The park is an unexpected oasis for west Texas. Very similar to Palo Duro SP. We’d definitely stay here again.

  • San Angelo, TX

    San Angelo is a surprise for West Texas with a bit of an Austin vibe. The state park is clean and well maintained as is a good choice for s stop of a few days.

  • Sullivan, MO

    Nice State Park with lots of stuff to do to keep busy.

  • Weir-RVing (Stephenville / Dublin KOA Journey), Dublin, TX

    Extra friendly and accommodating owners make this a very nice place to stay for short term stays.

  • West Plains, MO

    This is a decent park for this area with several things to see and do nearby.

  • Wichita Falls, TX

    We would stay here again, for a short stay although at least for now it’s hard to call this a “Luxury” park.

  • Wolfforth (Lubbock), TX

    Convenient to our doctors and to the south west side of Lubbock and good for stays up to a month.

  • Woolly Hollow State Park

    This is a gorgeous park tucked away in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains with lots of trees and first rate campsites. At the center of the park is a 40 acre lake within the 440 acre park. The park also includes almost 10 miles of mountain biking trails along with about 4 miles of…