Since we got Chill’n the full time RVing dog a few months ago we spend some time looking for local dog parks where ever our travels take us. Molalla River State Park has a couple of different dog areas but neither are fenced in. There are several hiking trails and some go down to the river. Beautiful easy hiking.
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This is a huge state park the kind you want to pack a lunch and stay all day. The images below are of North Falls Trail. It was not dog friendly on the trail so we headed down to the South Falls Trail which is dog friendly on some trails.
We have plans to return and hike to North Falls to shoot that. Thanks for visiting our blog.
We got a couple of nice days of weather so we tried to make the most of them. We went looking for a state park in the city of Canby and we found a ferry.
From here we headed to Willamette Falls in Oregon City. It was a bit of a surprise to see such an industrial setting for waterfalls.
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It’s been a great stay in Baker City OR. Darla got to reconnect with her Uncle and Cousins after several decades and I got to meet them for the first time. Being a fan of the TV show Gold Rush I couldn’t miss the opportunity to see a real gold dredge.
In these crazy times we hear a lot about the travel industry hurting from the virus, but usually their talking about airlines and cruise lines, but for the RV community our small business in a lot of case are the mom and pop RV parks. As a community we need to support them so as we travel we will have safe places to park and enjoy the local sights.
If your in the Twin Falls ID area please support The Oregon Trails campground. http://oregontrailcampground.com/ A new generation has taken over the campground and they due an awesome job caring for their customer to ensure that they have a great stay in the area. The campground is clean, quiet, and close to local attractions.
If your in the Baker City OR area please support Mt. View RV http://www.mtviewrv.com/ this is a family owned and operated campground. This is a clean and quiet place and they are currently experiencing a large number of cancellations due the virus and peoples fear of traveling. We have found the owner to be friendly, helpful, and we’re totally enjoying our stay so much we extended our stay by 5 days.
Please support the mom and pop RV parks along your travels so we will continue to have safe places along our travels.
This year we’re spending the summer in Oregon. We’ve been standing still in Western Arizona but it got to hot so it’s time to go. We left Monday May 5th and our first stop is the town of Beatty, Nevada. Here’s some shots of the Nevada dessert on the way to Beatty.
More to come from the road; Death Valley, Twin Falls Idaho’s – Perrine Bridge, Shoshone Falls, and more TBD.
A day in the life of Chill’n The Full-Time RVing dog. When we go for a ride Chill’n takes his place on the center console. Today we’re taking chill’n to the river and the dog park.
Chill’n made a friend at the dog park.
Yesterday was that day where you just can’t do the same thing you’ve been doing for another day. That can only mean one thing, we need to take a drive see something different. We started in the AG country in Laughlin NV.
Yup kind of an ugly day but the desert is as green as we have every seen it. We took some back roads over to Route 66 “The Mother Road” and followed it through Oatman, AZ to the out skirts of Kingman AZ.
The colors and textures of a Spring Desert.
We hope you enjoyed this Pic-cation.
Full-Timing with Jesus 