We are on the move again!
After almost 4 full months back in our old home state of Washington, the time had come to move on. We have had a blast visiting all of our family, two daughters, one son, 4 grandsons, and one great grandson. It was sooo good to catch up. The little ones are growing up so fast. We wish we could have spent a bit more time visiting with more of our extended family and friends, but 'hitch itch' was setting in and it was time to move on to new places.
We left the Tulalip Casino in Marysville, WA around 9 AM on Monday, July 28th. We drove South on I-5 to I-405, then on to I-90 for our 208 mile trip. There was a little construction on Snoqualmie Pass, and the temps reached 96 by the time we got to Pier 4 RV Resort in Moses Lake. We stopped here because Idaho was just a little to far to go in one day, and it was an RPI park... $10.00 per night.
We got parked and fired up the AC. We had a nice relaxing evening.
In the cool of the morning, about 8 AM, we were off. Heading to Idaho. We have to spend the night in our RV in each state to claim it as a 'State Visited'. Driving East on I-90, listening to Sirius radio in the truck, and just plain enjoying the drive, we found Idaho.
Just where we left it.
We took a little road (Highway 41) north a few miles to Highway 2. This will eventually get us to Glacier National Park. We are traveling without any advance reservations so our plans and stopping points are set in jello.
We were hoping to stay at a Corp of Engineers in either Priest Rapids or Riley Creek. As we got close, we called the 800 number and the recording said Riley was full and Priest Rapids had one spot. So into the Priest Rapids Recreation Area COE Park we go.
Dang!!! Look at the size of these trees in here. Man! Look how tight this road is! Honey, do we still have our awning?
We found no spots available there. Oh well, they didn't have electric hookups and the temp was 90 degrees already. We will go on.
Using Allstays app on the Ipad, and RV Parky on our smart phones, we headed for Sagle. ID just south of Sandpoint. We found Travel America Plaza.
WE got checked in. A 212 mile drive today. And parked in spot G6.
The park is right along Highway 95. There is a cafe and gas station/convience store and the park is behind the place. You have to go in the store to register for a spot. I even gassed up there. Diesel was $3.89. First time I have used the high velocity fuel pumps...cool!
This park has full hookups, good wifi, and only $24.00 per night. We set out our new chairs for the first time. Fergizmo is enjoying them.
We are truly moving again, and it feels good. Just me and my gal...and the good ole US of A.
Life is so good.
Enjoying a glass of Trutina, from Dunham Cellars. Shannon (Daughter-In-Law) gave us this after we watched the grandkids while they took an anniversary trip to Las Vegas. It is 57% Merlot, 37% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 6% Syrah. In short...it is great!
Cheers!!
Salute! Looks great! Fergizmo looks comfy. We leave Salt Lake City on Sunday, Aug 3rd. We will be looking for something near Idaho Falls if we decide not to go to Jackson, WY.
ReplyDeleteCheers to you two!! We love Sandpoint, beautiful place to visit. The Fairgrounds right outside of Sandpoint are a great place to camp, more like a "real" campground than a typical fairground with trees, lovely level sites and super clean, new restrooms. Just something to consider if you pass through there again. Cheers!! Enjoy the journey, Dale and Ruth
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're back on the road again after some great family time. Have a great trip and maybe we'll see down south this winter.
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