Boondocking Site Review – KOFA National Wildlife Refuge, AZ
A huge and very remote refuge along Hwy 95 between Quartzsite and Yuma in western AZ. Location: KOFA National Wildlife Refuge. Link to official [...] continue reading
A huge and very remote refuge along Hwy 95 between Quartzsite and Yuma in western AZ. Location: KOFA National Wildlife Refuge. Link to official [...] continue reading
Back in her heyday she was larger than Yuma, a bustling, wild-west mining town with ~300 mines and ~3,000 people sweating out the intense heat of the [...] continue reading
Sometimes you just need to get away from it all, and when you talk about the Arizona Desert there are literally millions of acres in which to do this. [...] continue reading
Since we left our last spot and I finally (phew!!) finished my boondocking post series, we've been parked on BLM just outside of Quartzsite, AZ. [...] continue reading
We take a break from our scheduled programming to relax and recharge our minds. For this purpose I'm going to transport you to a watery oasis in a [...] continue reading
A pretty, but somewhat mixed boondocking site with convenient access to Congress & Wickenberg in Central AZ. Location: Ghost Town Road, Congress, [...] continue reading
My, my it's been an activity-filled couple of days. For those of you who read Bayfield Bunch & TinTeePee you already know where we are. In fact [...] continue reading
Spring is in the air, the bees are buzzing & the flowers are blooming. The infusion of life invigorates us and has us moving north. Like salmon [...] continue reading
My last post definitely generated a lot of comments & interest. I knew it would, but it also kinda hurt (mentally) to write & read. One can [...] continue reading
We met a man...a man in a van. He was a mystery of a man, this van-dwelling man with nary a shower or even a can. One day we walked back from our [...] continue reading
A stunning and remote boondocking area in the natural grasslands of south-central Arizona Location: Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Link to [...] continue reading
I left you in the last post with visions of golden grasslands and romantically deserted views. Ah yes, it was indeed just so...until it was not. We [...] continue reading