Another Diablo adventure in the books. We decided, in spite of the gas prices and a non-functioning toad vehicle, that it was time to hit the road for a bit. The weather has been warming…
Diablo in the Midst of Wind and Sandstone (part 1)
Category: State Park
Zion and Exploring the Natural Side of Sin City
Will and I finally were back on the road for a relatively short trip. This time we were headed to Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah. We had been to Zion for just a day…
Diablo Makes It Home
Continuing on our return trip, we made it to Roosevelt State Park in Morton, MS. This park came with it's own welcoming committee. These ducks were right at our door as we were trying to…
Diablo Hangs Out at Disney
Off to Disney! We had been assigned a spot at Fort Wilderness campground that wasn't as close as we would have liked, but they were able to switch us to a different loop at check-in.…
Why is Diablo in Kansas?
Made it through the construction zone and our stop for the night La Veta, CO. A nice sunset It's a cute town in the south eastern part of Colorado with views of the Spanish Peaks.…
Exploring Towns Near Mt. Sneffels
Gary had setup golfing for the next day. It was my first time on a golf course that didn't involve hitting a ball through a windmill or other such obstacle. So, I didn't try my…
Driving Around Canyonlands
We got to the RV park ahead of check-in and were given a place to temporarily park Diablo. We headed into town and went to grab some lunch at the Sultan Mediterranean Restaurant. Lunch was…
Diablo Gets a Sidekick
Diablo got us off to a great start on our summer adventure. His new sidekick Angelica is on her inaugural trip as our toad (our tow vehicle). For the first leg of our trip we…
Diablo Heads to Big Bend
Didn't take long and we were on the road again. Our first stop was Lake Sumner State Park. The park only had about 5 other campers, so it was a quiet spot to hang out…
Southwestern New Mexico In Diablo
This time we headed south to Rockhound State Park south of Deming, NM. If you are a rockhound you are allowed to take up to 15lbs of rock from the park. Maybe you’ll be lucky…