It’s funny to me that the last post I wrote was about Cedar Fair Parks. I guess we must have really enjoyed those parks last summer because we ended up right back at Cedar Point this year for over 3 months. I haven’t posted much lately because we haven’t been doing anything new until now. This summer Jake and Jesse both got jobs working at Cedar Point and that was a new and quite wonderful experience.
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Summer Jobs at Cedar Point
Categories: Ohio
Tags: cedar point, full time rv'ing, fulltime families, grand design rvs, great lakes, lake erie, Ohio, rv travel with kids, sandusky
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Cedar Fair Parks
Happy New Year! I can’t believe it has been 3 months since I last posted anything here. With that being the case this post feels a little outdated, except for the last part which includes a recent visit to a Cedar Fair Park
Categories: michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina
Tags: carowinds, cedar fair, cedar point, charlotte, fulltime families, grand design rvs, lighthouse point, michigan, michigan's adventure, muskegon, North Carolina, Ohio, rv travel with kids, sandusky, South Carolina, steel vengeance, winterfest
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Manistique, Michigan
Our first stop in Michigan was at beautiful Manistique Lakeshore Campground on Lake Michigan. This campsite was definitely in our list of top 5 best sites we’ve ever had. This was our yard for 2 weeks and it was heavenly!
Categories: michigan
Tags: big spring, full time rv'ing, fulltime families, Fulltime RV'ing, grand design momentum, grand design rvs, great lakes, indian lake state park, kitch-iti-kipi, lake michigan, manistique, manistique lakeshore campground, manistique lighthouse, michigan, palms book state park, rv travel with kids, upper peninsula
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Wisconsin Dells
This was our second time visiting Wisconsin Dells. When someone told me a few years ago that this is the “water park capital of the world” I thought she was kidding. Who knew you could play at water parks year-round in Wisconsin?
Nebraska and Iowa
Nebraska and Iowa are 2 states we had not been to yet, so on our way to Michigan we decided to stop and visit something in each of those states.
First Nebraska. We chose Omaha because I heard that one of the best zoos in the country is located there. The Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha did not disappoint! We really enjoyed our visit and feel it was definitely worth a stop in Omaha to go there. My favorite part was the aquarium.
New Ski Adventures
After spending the prior 3 ski seasons in Breckenridge, Colorado we decided to try Park City, Utah this year instead. We stayed at Mountain Valley RV Resort in Heber City. The weather was a lot warmer than Breckenridge so we did not have nearly as much snow as I would have liked. The rest of my people however really liked the milder temps. I guess they’re just not as hard core snow fanatics like me. 😉
Seventh Nomadiversary
This month we celebrate 7 years on the road. I haven’t posted in a long time because we really haven’t done anything new or different. 2021 was almost a repeat of 2020, so I didn’t even include a Nomadiversary video like I usually do. Instead I thought I would just write a recap of how we spent the rest of 2021 after my last post about skiing.
After leaving Breckenridge last April, we spent a week in Canon City, Colorado and visited the Royal Gorge Bridge Park.
Categories: Our Travels, Roadschooling
Tags: Alabama, bald mountain, canon city, Colorado, Florida, fort clinch state park, full time rv'ing, fulltime families, Georgia, grand design momentum, grand design rvs, hiawassee, meaher state park, royal gorge bridge, rv travel with kids, Texas, universal orlando, universal studios
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Not all Birds Fly South for the Winter
While most “normal” RVers choose to spend winters in warm states like Florida and Arizona, we prefer winters in the snow. So for the 3rd year in a row we headed out to Breckenridge, Colorado just after New Years and spent over 3 months enjoying snow, cold weather and skiing. By the way, it’s a little strange to be writing about winter in June, but whatever! I’m a little behind. 😉
Sixth Nomadiversary
Today we celebrate 6 years since we moved out of our house in Florida to start traveling fulltime in an RV. I know I say this every year, but how in the world did 6 years fly by so fast?!
Like for everyone, 2020 wasn’t the best year, but it wasn’t all bad either. We started out skiing in Breckenridge, Colorado — my favorite place in the country! Our time there was cut short when the mountains closed down on my birthday of all days. After that we spent 6 weeks with great friends in St. Louis.
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The Florida Keys
Happy New Year! I guess we’re all glad that 2020 is in the rearview mirror, right? Well before I move on to the new year I need to catch up on one last blog post about our time in the Keys.
The first time we visited the Florida Keys 2 years ago we loved it so much, we decided it was time to go back. Especially because we had a milestone birthday to celebrate. Jake turned 16 in September and we had a blast celebrating his birthday with Sebago Watersports on an All-Day Watersports Adventure.
4 Radical Roadschoolers and a Fat Cat 