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Avoid Telluride during the week of June 11-19. The Telluride Bluegrass Festival is occurring, the town will be open to only those who have tickets. The surrounding campgrounds and dispersed camping will be full, too, of festival goers.

Camped at Meziadin Lake on the way to Stewart - worse infestation of mosquitoes ever! I've been all over Canada and the US and never saw mosquitoes like that! Head nets were for sale at the campground store and yes, we bought them!

Saw the same rig last year this time in Anna Maria Island just south of Tampa. I think they go up and down the gulf coast. And no, I can verify it is not photoshopped. I didn't get to talk to the owner but looked at it closely. A well made rig.

If you're in bear country hummingbird feeders will attract them so not a good idea.

You remind me of the time we were at the North Rim in October. We were there for several days and enjoyed the sites. But one day it was so foggy that you could not tell there was a canyon! We ran into several people who were there that day only. I sure felt for them.

Almost all state parks are open by then. They will have everything you are asking for. Website: https://cpw.state.co.us/placestogo/parks

Headed out from Denver to Nova Scotia and neighboring provinces in June. If you have any must see or do stuff, please let me know!

Amazon will let you know when you place your order online. If it won't fit, you have to choose another method for delivery.

Wow this brings back memories.  I went to BBNP with a bunch of college pals back in 1974 and survived the swim across the Rio Grande on the way to Boquillos - that was the only way to get there back then.  Take a look at the attached photo and see if you recognize anything.  My wife and I...

Try RV Parky https://www.rvparky.com/ Silly name, but one of the best tools out there for finding areas to put your rig.

Check out coloradocampervan.com. Excellent quality. I had one for two years and worked great. Moved on to a truck camper. Let me know if you need more info.

There are several truck camper forums you can check out with tons of information that, like you, need guidance and help on what to choose. We have had our Lance camper for over a year and love its versatility

We did something similar and took an idea we found in another forum.  We got one of those portable dog cages and hung it using window screen hanging clips.  I installed them above one of my truck camper windows so our cat can go in and out.

According to this website they do: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/seawall-campground/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=94719

Yes, harnesses definitely work better than a collar.

Our cat, after a few attempts, has gotten used to his leash and tolerates it well. He does act different and tends to walk slowly and low to the ground when it is on him. Make sure you keep the leash taunt when walking him around as he can get out of it easily by backing out. I've tried cat...

Check out the various truck camper forums. You can a lot of help and ideas on what to look for.

Being a medical laboratory scientist I need to chime in. These devices that test your blood for glucose, cholesterol, etc are excellent tools if used properly. Just be sure that you follow manufacturer's directions. There is a check that needs to be run periodically called Quality Control...

We've taken our Maine Coon with us since the beginning of last year. He's been to California, Oregon, Canada and Michigan in our truck camper. It took some adjusting for him but he tolerates it well. We put a litter box in the bathroom area. He does want to go outside at times so we use a...

Agreed - I use the one pound bottles. While driving and/or good solar I keep it plugged in using the 12 volt connection. I also use the 110 volt connection when on shore power. So when I combine all the options, depending on what I'm doing and where I'm at, I generally power the unit for...