Your state! I'll be interested to know which of these places you are familiar with. Thanks Janelle! ~ Trisha

Thanks so much. Have you visited Sedona before? It's definitely worth the trip. We have several other videos about Sedona and Arizona in our Wander Arizona Playlist. Enjoy! ~ Trisha

LOL, the grass is always greener on the other side! Frankly, when I was young, I would have thought so too. I didn't want to live in a city but I wanted close access to one. Now that I'm retired, I enjoy a slower pace as long as I can travel too. ~ Trisha

Thanks so much. We really like it there in the Winter. Glad you enjoyed it! ~ Trisha

Thanks so much! ~ Trisha

I feel you. Cottonwood generally has last minute vacancies or you can boondock outside the south entrance in a pinch. ~ Trisha

Depends on how close. One of our favorite boondocking spots is about an hour south of the city and 30 minutes north of Tucson. Go to the Arizona playlist and you'll see Boondocking Tucson plus several others. We have desert camped in many locations that are so beautiful. ~ Trisha

Thank you! We have a lot more camping ideas in our Arizona Playlist. In 3 years, we never went to a crowded RV park! ~ Trisha

@@karppadiem7014 thanks so much for your input. It's so hard for me to decide 😁

I do love Colorado and I have a bunch more from the state, but I have to start somewhere. So many pics, it's kinda overwhelming. After you watch it, you have to tell me which one from Buena Vista. ~ Trisha

You know you love Turtle Rock!

Dude, you took away the fun of being 1st!!!

LOL He had inside information.

and spouses get to vote? Alrighty, even if his memories make him biased.....😁😉

@@JanelleVocate-Ames my memories make me biased too and I can't decide!

That is your choice. I'm happier not thinking about it. That's my choice. ~ Trisha

Frankly, we really don't build fires often because we have solar powered induction cooktops/microwave etc. Even a propane cooktop is faster than a fire. Even though fires are the least efficient they make people feel like they're really camping. They do provide lovely ambiance to sit around chatting in the evening. ~ Trisha

Thank you. Looking forward to seeing y'all! Trisha

Each area has unique beauty. Over the year, we've camped in all of them I think. Thanks for watching! ~ Trisha

Interesting. We were only briefly in Spain and didn't go grocery shopping. Thanks for the info. ~ Trisha

Howdy! Thanks so much. We're pluggin away... I really wanted to redo the kitchen before your visit but the garage has been delayed by a month which threw everything off, but we did get a pontoon boat, so there's that! Trisha

Thanks, Janelle. I know that my postings have been somewhat erratic. Sorry! ~ Trisha

Thank you, Dave! ~ Trisha

Thanks for the info. All these places are new to us! ~ Trisha

Thank you, Janelle! Happy weekend❤

I'm so glad we inspired a visit. We'll try to see Priest Lake next time. Thanks for watching! ~ Trisha

"A" is more wide open for large vehicles and pretty level. You can get water at Maverick's gas station in Moab. We don't have a black tank so I'm not sure about that, but I assume you can pay in Moab at a campground. Thanks so much for watching. There are also several other videos on the area. Have fun! ~ Trisha

We have been to upstate NY before I started the channel and it is beautiful. Of course, we've been to NYC many times but we are not going to drive the van through it! Camping in the east requires more planning to book campgrounds. We are hoping to go that way next year. Thanks for watching! ~ Trisha

It's close by, we can go when you visit. Trisha

Thanks Janelle. We're exploring around here as we work on our mini farm. Trisha

We did not do the Steel Bender. I don't think that the Jeep would have been up to it. Next time, I think we would opt for a side by side tour. That looked like a lot of fun and there is help for the more technical parts. Gorgeous area! Slickrock above Moab has trails for every level of driver and equipment. Long Canyon Trail is fun for beginners. It leads up to Canyonlands. My son and I did the Gemini Bridges Trail and it is spectacular and a little challenging in areas but our old Jeep did fine. I don't know how much time you have, but we usually boondock north of Arches NP in Thompson Springs. I have videos on that and how to 4x4 and hike to Delicate Arch the back way. That's in the Utah Playlist. Thanks for watching and let me know if you have more questions, Trisha

@@wanderwonders1221 Thank you for all the info ❤️

Thanks so much, Janelle. ~ Trisha

I had never heard of it. Randy and I went back and hiked the other day. It's great to have it nearby. We're still running back and forth to Marietta. Thanks for watching! Trisha

Thank you! most of it is still in 2 storage rooms in Marietta plus I have a lot at Zack's house. Our garage has been delayed until the end of the month. Aaaaarrrrg! Which means we can't officially clear out the storage rooms. LOL Trisha

Thanks for watching, Janelle! ~ Trisha

That is funny. We aren't planning on selling ... yet. The van needs a good cleaning. You are welcome to make an offer and change our minds! ~ Trisha

Home is where the heart is! ~ Trisha

I got it posted! There's a lot going on. Enjoy! ~ Trisha

Lol, I accidentally responded with my personal channel. Back to Wander Wonders!

We were so impressed by the beauty. You are blessed. ~ Trisha

Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching. ~ Trisha

We agree! Always so much to explore. ~ Trisha

You are welcome. Thanks so much for watching. ~ Trisha

You are right! I didn't catch that. Thanks ~ Trisha

I hope you are having a lovely Summer. ~ Trisha

Yes, we did! Thank you, friend. ~ Trisha

New stuff is blooming now and I just planted some vegies. ~ Trisha

Oops! LOL. Obviously I don't know much about either but was very excited to see them. ~ Trisha

Lucky you! So much to see. We took our boys back there in December. Thanks for watching. ~ Trisha