We’re a little more than two weeks into our 2018 travel season and have completed the first leg of our trip to Alaska. We’re now just a few miles from the Canadian border and ready to cross over in the morning. We plan to take the month of May to leisurely cross British Columbia and the Yukon Territory, arriving in Alaska by the beginning of June.
This is a quick summary of our 2017-2018 fall and winter in southern California, as well as a preview of our 2018 travel plans. Continue reading
DescriptionYucaipa Regional Park is a lovely park and campground nestled against the Crafton Hills near Yucaipa, California. This quiet park has sweeping vistas of the Crafton Hills and of the rugged San Bernardino Mountains. The park features many fun activities, like hiking, equestrian riding, fishing, and disc golf, as well as picnic areas and a swim lagoon with water slides and a white sandy beach. This is another great park to relax at or to use as a base to explore the many local attractions in Oak Glen, Redlands, and Riverside.
DescriptionRancho Jurupa Regional Park is a peaceful park and campground in the semi-rural bottom-land of the Santa Anna River, near Riverside, California. This quiet park has sweeping vistas of boulder-dotted Mount Rubidoux and the Jurupa Hills, as well as distant views of the San Gabriel Mountains. The park features many fun activities, like biking, running, fishing, disc golf and mini golf, as well as picnic areas and the Splash Pad water park. This is a great park to relax at or to use as a base to explore the many arts, entertainment and shopping venues offered nearby in Riverside.