By Bob Difley The Lower Colorado: Lake Havasu City And Parker By Bob Difley Whether just visiting Lake Havasu City on the way south to Parker, Yuma, or Quartzsite, or planning to spend the winter, visit the Lake Havasu Visitors and Convention Bureau’s website //www.golakehavasu.com/ or their physical location at 314 London Bridge Road (enter
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Desert Solitaire By Bob Difley Before Lynn and I began fulltiming we took several week-end and Christmas holiday vacation trips wrapped in the chilly blanket of the Northern California winter. One particular trip we camped totally alone in a state park redwood grove except for a ranger or two passing through. In fact, the ranger
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By Bob Difley RVers that head south from the northern states and Canada to warmer location are called snowbirds, yet not all snowbirds follow the same route. East coast snowbirds generally head to Florida (some to the Gulf coast of Alabama), while mid-west snowbirds aim toward the Rio Grande corridor in Texas. West coast snowbirds
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By Bob Difley Many RVers assume that boondocking in Arizona is synonymous with Quartzsite. But there are more than 12 million acres of public land administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which are open to recreation and camping. So if you are new to boondocking, and find Quartzsite too crowded to stay for
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