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We found a dreamy RV park near Mount Rainier
Welcome to Elkamp, a different kind of RV park not far from the Nisqually entrance to Mount Rainier National Park.
Welcome to Elkamp, a different kind of RV park not far from the Nisqually entrance to Mount Rainier National Park.
We were camping with family on the shoulder of Mount Rainier National Park recently when the meandering conversation turned to national parks.
Here’s a question from our present-day RVing selves to our past RVing selves:
We’ve learned so much while traveling in our 23-foot Thor Gemini, but there’s always going to another lesson or three down the road.
Nostalgia can be a powerful force and these days we’ve been fondly recalling our time on the road living the RV lifestyle.
Summer is backpacking time for one member of the Going Mobile team.
Our plans to camp at Larrabee State Park took a strange turn, yet we still managed to have a blast throwing a celebration picnic for our friend Zola on Bellingham Bay.
A new list of outstanding outdoor recreation spots just hit the internet courtesy of The Dyrt, a campground listing service, and Washington is well represented.
The magnificent mountain best known as Rainier was the destination for our first trip from the new home base on Seattle’s Queen Anne Hill.
Is Seattle the best bike city in America? “Yes!” says John enthusiastically.
Oregon, your coast sure is beautiful. But let’s not overlook those impressive mountains.
Back in 2018 when we started our nomadic adventures, we thought we were done with Seattle.
Just when you think you know a place, it surprises you.
It’s nice to meet people who enjoy the RV lifestyle as much as we do.
Nothing freaks you out quite as much as seeing a mouse racing around inside your RV.
Hooray, it’s camp-hosting season, that time of year where we have the honor and privilege of living for free in gorgeous natural settings while volunteering for Washington state parks.
It’s the glorious time of year when fresh wild salmon hits the market and the greenest local produce makes its reappearance
Spring was in full flower during our swing through Eastern Washington last week.
How many times can you go back to a favorite destination?
We’ve parked our RV in some pretty posh places in the six years we’ve been on this journey.
We’ve all heard about how the journey should be as enjoyable as the destination -- but half the team thinks this philosophy absolutely stinks.
We have a new champion for Going Mobile’s coveted title of Favorite All-Time Campsites Ever (FACE). Drumroll, please:
Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve discovered a groovy California quartet that’s playing our RV-lifestyle tune.
Like so many love stories, this one’s complicated.