I recently was invited by Kansas Tourism to visit and explore parts of Western Kansas to learn more about all that Kansas has to offer RV travelers, campers, adventurers and road trippers. I have to say, I was quite surprised by the beauty, diversity and how much cool stuff there is to do in Western…
When traveling in your RV or motorhome, there are times when you want to park in the beauty of nature or in an RV park with all the amenities around. But there are times when you’re passing through on your way to your destination and you just need a safe place to park overnight so…
They say solo women are the fastest growing group of RV travelers. And with good reason. There are so many positive and amazing things about solo RV travel. But there are also some downsides. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into some of the pros and cons of solo RV living, so you can…
When I bought my new (to me) Winnegabo Travato, I had a few bathroom issues, including the dreaded clogged RV toilet. Let me tell you. It was not pretty. It was pretty nasty. I did a lot of research online, talked to my fellow RV owners and tried a lot of things that did not…
In this episode of the Solo Women RV Podcast, I share all about my job this summer as a campground host in Oregon. I share a bit about how I got the job, the application process, what is involved in the training and a report from my first few weeks on the job. If you’ve…
This week we tackle the question, “Will I get lonely as a solo woman traveling alone in my RV or van?” The answer is, “Probably.” Loneliness can be a part of solo travel. But loneliness doesn’t have to be a bad thing. There are things you can learn about yourself by being solo that you won’t…
In this episode of Travels with Squeaky I talk with Ellen the Dog Trainer. Ellen is a certified Professional Dog Trainer and Certified Behavior Adjustment Training Instructor. She also lives full time in her 25 foot RV. Ellen and I had a great conversation about pet etiquette while camping as well as some training tips…
I had a cat named Herbie the Lovebug. She was with me for 17 years. I found her the day she was born and brought her home in a paper bag. She was an amazing kitty and I loved her to pieces. But she HATED the car and any kind of travel. Even a short…
Camping with lesbians is not like camping with straight people. To start, there’s jello wrestling. At least there was at the PDX Lesbian Network campout last weekend at Milo McIver State Park. When she heard I was coming off the road due to Olive’s health, Danielle del Prado, the PDX Lesbian Network campout organizer reached…
Travels with Squeaky is a podcast for solo women Rvers, campers and van-lifers. This week, we have a great conversation with Margaret Dunn, who teaches us all about geocaching and why it’s a great activity for solo women travelers. Margaret tells us about the type of equipment you need to get started, (not a lot!)…