We rode southbound in November. Few tourists actually. Also, southbound puts you on the sea side at turnouts , so didn’t need to cross the road to get to the views.

Info is outdated, Millcreek is NOT steep, this is one of my fav campgrounds!

Hello from Maine! Love your rig! We have a 1991 Toyota motorhome same layout. We have 5 kids and use it as our family mobile, and business vehicle, I am a clock and watch maker and we service our home state, it is a very comfortable way to explore with the kids, home is never far away. Like any classic It requires dedication and special attention it detail to maintaining your rig. Its a sailboat for the land, a real prairie schooner, and a treat when you see them out on the road❤

Looks like a wonderful trip. Thanks for posting!

I'm planning on a bike tour of the pacific coast next July from Seattle to LA. I'll be taking amtrak up to Seattle but was wondering about the bike. I'll be removing my pannier bags but was wondering if I have to unload all the bags strapped to the bike as they won't fall off the bike and the wt of the bike with those bags will be less then 50lbs.

I live on the coast and ride my bike. Everything you advised is 💯 correct.

All very good things to stay SAFE!

Thanks for confirming matters about traffic and visibility.

This author has put in the work to build this much needed resource. She deserves the support of the cycling and hiking community. The e-book is a bargain for the time taken to research it. I just ordered it and encourage you to order it as well.

Yep’ better be comfortable riding on a 1 foot wide piece of road Otherwise a lot of the trip will be stressful and no fun at all. Also, using a bikepacking setup is nimble, stable and much narrower than panniers.

Hi there! Thanks for making this video - as you say, there isn’t much information online with regards to hiker-biker campsites, and the info you provided is very useful. I’m planning to ride the Trans America Trail this summer, and I’m starting in Portland and cycling around the coast to Florence before heading east, so I’ll be using some of the campsite that you mention. I have one question - I’ve been planning my route and looking online at campsites along the TaT, and it seems that privately run campsites charge around $60 per night, whereas the campsites on State Parks charge around $30 - does that sound about right? I’m in the UK, and campsites here charge around the equivalent of $15 to $20, so I’m trying to work out how much I need to budget for during my trip. Thanks in advance! Robert (London, UK)

Hi. I really enjoy watching your videos!:) I am planing to bike from Portland Oregon to SF. How do i find my way between the Hiker/biker campgrounds on that route?

Nice summary of the gear you carried for this trip, the lock suggestion was a gem and one I haven’t seen in other gear videos, also the whistle to aid with on the road communication (another I haven’t seen mentioned); thanks and good job!

I know you pin point the hike and bike parks from Oregon down the cost line but can you do same on pacific cost and name the hike and bike parks please

From one Toyota MH owner to another...nice tour! My Itasca is basically the same layout. They are such great little RVs!! Love the little handmade hammocks!!

Saw your interview on CheapRVliving, and wanted to see the Dolphin RV you had! Never heard of them before, so I was curious. They have a really great set up inside... Thanks for sharing an inside look of your space!

Looks beautiful. Quite an accomplishment really. And it definitely lets a person know exactly where their minimum is, while living as a "minimalist". Great job!

Awesome ! If I ever had to live in one a Toyota MH would be the way I’d go. You have a nice one .

Love the layout just got 92 warrior same layout took over a year to find one these in good shape.yours is awesome happy camping

It is excellent that it is made aware to others that there are these hiker-biker camps along the Pacific coast bicycle route. I did the full length of the Pacific coast route. I think I used state parks only three times. That was because whenever I came to them it was too early in the day to stop. By the time I got my daily mileage achieved, I was not anywhere near a state park or a Hiker Biker site.

Beautiful rv I just purchased a 1990 toyota dolphin V6 ...I can't wait to do some outdoor adventures.. keep up the great work

Being flexible along the Oregon Coast is made that much easier by those incredible hiker/biker sites that don't require reservations. I just love that about the Oregon Coast. I've ridden that route 3 times now, the last one being just a week or two behind you guys last summer. The traffic is always a problem in summer, and even in late summer it doesn't lighten up much. A complicating factor last summer was we Oregonians had quite a bit of smoke from wildfires, as well as a lot of very hot (100+) weather, and both of those things drive people to the coast in droves. Last summer was especially crazy. But, wow, it's hard to beat the beauty! The entire route is spectacular!

What bridge was that one you walked?

We just found nets like that at IKEA too.

Hi from Victoria BC, I got a line on a 93 Toyota Camper, it needs work, $500 Beverskins is my offer.

Awesome looking Toyota Dolphin motorhome. I'd buy one if I had someone to share the experience with.

Where do you park day to day??

Big 6 engine with a great living space. Why not still make these??????????

Love ur video. Looks 90’s definition

I love your fruit/veg & toiletries hammock. Your van is a nice build. Top marks

Would love to see where you store the portable propane tank, and all the other outside accessories you have for the mini motorhome, ie: foldable table, rugs, solar panels etc. Since this is a smaller rv, that would be a good video and one I haven't seen at all.

Hooray for ToyHomes! Coolest lil rigs ever 😁😁

This is one of my bucket list rides. It's something I might not do for a while but I've saved the video just in case. Take care. JP