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10/21/2026

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Part 2 of our fall island hop had us boarding BC Ferries for a short (20 minute) sail from Nanaimo to Gabriola Island (BC 🇨🇦 ♥️).

We rolled off at Descanso Bay and settled into our sites at the regional park of the same name, just around the corner from the ferry terminal.

What an amazing campground. It’s small, nicely forested, lightly used, and features protected bays and shoreline from where it’s easy to rock hop or launch a kayak.

We did both! For several days. Gabriola has an extensive network of beautifully developed trails throughout the island. With as small an island as it is, an ambitious person (and dawg 😍) could handily travel anywhere they’d like in the community.

The highlight of our hikes was Malaspina Galleries, an amazing geological feature inside which you can wander at low tide. It’s a partially enclosed tunnel of sandstone right over the water (no claustrophobia!). We sat for a while on a bench made out of rock and watched wildlife from a distance.

Taking a little break for some rig maintenance, rest, and catching up on correspondence, our next outings all take place in October on the Oregon Coast.

10/20/2026

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Part 1 of our fall island hop saw us finding inexpensive overnight parking a block away from the Black Ball Ferry Line ⛴️ terminal in Port Angeles WA.

We enjoyed some 🍤 and 🦀 at the dock, then were delighted to see a family of 🦦 🦦 haul out below us. It was a mom with 3 pups who wrestled incessantly while she dove in several times to nab 🐟 for their dinners.

The next morning we lined up to board the boat for the 90-minute sail to Vancouver Island. The Coho arrives in downtown Victoria, BC, which would make it a great weekend trip even without a vehicle.

We had planned on camping at some FCFS BC Parks on Salt Spring and Galiano, but instead decided to go up island to Rathtrevor Beach.

The park there is large and quite popular, as its beachfront is over a mile long (and half a mile wide, at low tide). But arriving on a weekday, our sites in the back were forested, private and quiet.

Fall in the Pacific Northwest is often perfect, but a few days here and there threw us a little rain. Cozy season had definitely arrived when we did, so we took advantage of some indoor activities during our several day stay.

Have you ever been to a 🦋 zoo? We can say we have, now 😍 Stepping into the greenhouses at Butterfly World, located in Coombs BC🌼 was amazing! Quickly peeling layers in the damp and warm gardens, we grabbed our field guides and spent an afternoon butter-ID’ing ♥️

09/21/2026

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Wrapping up a weekend after visiting the DRNC in Sequim, Washington WA.

The Dungeness Recreation Area is adjacent to the and features a cozy campground at the base of a very long natural sand spit: 10 miles out to its tip!

The campground is a quiet, lightly visited park without services…unless you count overhead chirps provided by visiting bald eagles 🦅 and the sounds of the sea 🌊 on the cliffs below your site.

There are hiking trails throughout, which allow dogs on leash (except for the federally protected wildlife refuge).

The nature center hosts a variety of educational programs and activities, while Sequim proper offers anything from Sequim Lavender Trail to delicious bites Salty Girls Seafood

The weather has been incredible…which isn’t holding out…but the caravan sights are set on Vancouver Island next - 🌧️ or ✨

Time to pull ⚓️ and get ready to sail on the Black Ball Ferry Line and BC Ferries ⛴️ 🚐 🚐 🚐

09/16/2026

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All aboard who’s going aboard…we’re ⛴️ off of Orcas Island.

This chunk of the San Juan Islands featured forests, gentle hills, and plenty of farmland on the way to Moran State Park.

We adore what I call “antique” campgrounds; long established, old school parks with big summer camp vibes.

Moran has it all. 38 miles of trails in a fairytale forest, and multiple lakes to paddle and swim in. During summer, you can rent kayaks and SUPs and work up an appetite before treating yourself to espresso and hyper local Lopez Island ice cream.

There are even huge log and stone kitchen pavilions for groups and a retreat center with a lodge.

Mount Constitution with its 2409’ summit is the highest point in the San Juan islands; a hiking challenge after which you can admire Canada’s Gulf Islands and Vancouver Island.

Thanks
Washington State Parks
for a sweet week at Moran State Park. We will definitely return.

09/15/2026

And…

We’re headed out 🚐
from in the morning ☀️

I’ve spent a good deal of time in the BC 🇨🇦 before, but up till now, not as much in the WA.

Putting together a club event to attend Imagine Music & Arts Festival changed that. Twas fun and nicely done!

A combination of music, performance art, unique vendors and food trucks, with camping either on site or down the road (at Moran State Park, which is beautiful). The festival was just the right size and well organized.

September and October are some of the best months to visit the Pacific Northwest. The weather has been great and with summer over, there are plenty of places which offer slower paces.

Camp outs directly in front of us include the Dungeness area of WA, the Olympic Peninsula, and then on to the Oregon Coast for some fun on the sand. It’s never too late to catch up with us 🚐 🚐

09/09/2026

Done
& Dusted
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Come with us in ‘27?

08/10/2026

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STAR 💫 PARTY ✨
in Arizona
is open for RSVPs ✉️

We’re gathering this winter at an absolute jewel of a park in the desert’s northeast Valley outside of Phoenix.

With over 20,000 acres to explore, elevations rise to 3,000 feet at the base of the McDowell Mountains.

A speaker will join us to present information on dark sky areas and star gazing, as well as share cultural aspects and stories of what night skies have meant for people over time.

Our dark skies expert will provide a professional telescope for laser-guided tours of the constellations ✨ 🌌

We’ll also enjoy 50+ miles of multi-use trails and spectacular views of the surrounding mountain ranges, in addition to potentially seeing deer, javelina, and coyotes.

We have a small, private, group site capable of holding 8 medium RVs or 10 smaller ones (eg vans). The site has potable water and a portalet, as well as a camp fire circle, covered area, and benches.

Cotton candy skies during the day and glowing sunsets on tap at night. See you there.

08/04/2026

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City of Rocks State Park (New Mexico) is open for reservations for our February camp out 🚐

We’re gathering at one of the most unique landscapes in the world near Faywood, New Mexico February 1-7, 2027.

We’ll explore the rock formations, relax in natural mineral waters at the springs, and perhaps visit historic spots like Shakespeare Ghost Town and the Santa Rita Copper Mine.

Fun and friendly Silver City is nearby, so we’ll take a day trip to enjoy what it offers. Last time, we found a great park, intriguing art, good coffee, and a hat I now call my favorite.

Each campsite is tucked in and around giant rocks and boulders, worthy of taking an entire afternoon to hop. There are also trails at the park and a small welcome center with restrooms and showers.

Our week there will see a new moon, so dark skies will surround us before melting away to fiery sunrises.

Club members have reserved most of the Pegasus Loop on the north side, but many sites are still available to reserve throughout the park. Dry camping is $20/night.

There are many camp outs on the calendar between now and New Mexico, but if your sights are set on this one, now’s the time to make your move.

🔥 The West is on fire. I’m still up in Alaska (and will be here for a while) but the trip south is on my mind daily. I m...
08/01/2026

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The West is on fire.

I’m still up in Alaska (and will be here for a while) but the trip south is on my mind daily.

I moved out of Alaska a while back, but continued to drive up each year for summer. There was a time, not too long ago, when I didn’t need to plan around wildfire. Not on the drive up, not during time spent here, nor for the trip back. That time is over.

The camp out calendar with Let’s Go Together is chock full of fun stuff from now through next year, but the end of summer events (mostly based in the West) are on rolling cancellations…each week I’m eyeing the conditions down south, and one by one, making the call to let them go.

The gathering on the private ranch in Bitterroot Valley (Montana) is no more.

The caravan through Oregon’s Outback (Alvord Desert, Steens Mountains, Crane Hot Springs) is gone.

The next up (White River outside Mount Rainier) is on watch.

The coastal offerings in September…
the San Juans, Dungeness Rec Area, BC’s Southern Gulf Islands…are our likeliest to continue.

This is information and not a whine. Residents of the Pacific Northwest (people, wildlife, and livestock) are fighting for their homes and their lives.

It is though, a recognition of the reality of change: this was never like this, before.

🚐Let’s Go Together has 17 camp outs coming up…in British Columbia, WA, OR, CA, AZ, NM, TX, and FL. Small group gathering...
07/29/2026

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Let’s Go Together has 17 camp outs coming up…in British Columbia, WA, OR, CA, AZ, NM, TX, and FL.

Small group gatherings in gorgeous places with unique things to do (island hopping, night sky parties, bio-luminescent kayaking, the west’s “Outback”, hanging at America’s diviest bar, etc).

Our club is growing and members are vetted to make sure campfires are friendly. Come join us.



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