Workamping near, sightseeing around, or passing through Chattanooga, Tennessee? Make sure to visit “the nation’s tallest and deepest underground waterfall,” Ruby Falls. This rare sight is located within Lookout Mountain and accessible via a 45 second elevator ride and less than one mile hike. (For specifics on parking, scheduling, and accessibility, check out the FAQ … Read more
If your travels take you thru Wisconsin, make sure to swing by Wisconsin Dells…during their off-season. Wisconsin Dells is literally the “Waterpark Capital of the World.” After Labor Day it dwindles down and eventually turns into a ghost town, a bit apocalyptic with the empty football-sized parking lots and drained out pools. RV parks and … Read more
Just about an hour southwest of St. Louis is one of those “blink and you’ll miss it” towns. Bonne Terre is a little corner of Missouri with a deep dark secret. Underneath the town’s streets and storefronts is a subterranean world sought after by divers worldwide. Bonne Terre Mine is a 10.5 acre abandoned lead … Read more
If your travels bring you to Eastern Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains, make sure to tour the valley amongst the mountains called Cades Cove. Visitors can view wildlife and walk through a time capsule of preserved buildings dating back to the 19th century. The best way to experience this little slice of heaven is … Read more
This will be our first time managing a pumpkin and Christmas tree lot! We found out about this particular company operated just outside of Memphis, Tennessee, from a great couple we met a few summers ago. They worked with the owner (who has been at it for almost 40 years) and really had an enjoyable … Read more
Since arriving in South Dakota early May (2018), Levi and I have been in total awe of our surroundings. We are workamping at Prairie Berry Winery in Hill City as wine tasting associates and spending our days off seeing all we can in the magnificent Black Hills. There is plenty to do and we feel … Read more
One of the countless perks of full time RVing is opportunity for new experiences, big or small! During our stay in Sioux Falls this past October (2017), we did a general Google search on things to do in the town and Heartland Country Corn Maze popped up. Neither Levi or I had ventured into a corn … Read more
Mission, Texas was founded in 1908 after it became an addition to the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Early Spanish settlers’ influence and rich soil for growing all things citrus are the cornerstones of the city. Mission is my hometown. I was born and raised here before moving out of state after college. I have seen this … Read more
