Season 3 Recap & Route
Top 10 RV Destinations on the West Coast & BC
If you’ve been following our route over the past five months of Season 3 and want to visit some of these spectacular places, below is our Top 10 RV Destinations and our route, ten ????stops at a time. Our Top 10 RV Destinations are in bold.
If you click on the links, Google Maps will open and each point is where we stayed. Providing our routes is something new…and a LOT of time. So please comment below (the comments are far below) and let us know if you find this helpful or have more ideas.
Section 1: Carefree, AZ to Monterey, CA
Carefree, AZ
Joshua Tree National Park, CA
Palm Springs, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Malibu, CA
Santa Barbara, CA
San Louis Obispo, CA & Pismo Beach, CA
Paso Robles, CA (Rio Seco Winery through Harves Host)
Monterey, CA
Section 2: Monterey, CA to Trinadad, CA
Monterey, CA
Big Sur, CA (Day trip from the North)
Santa Cruz, CA
Los Altos, CA
Marin, CA (San Fransisco, CA)
Napa Valley, CA
Calistoga, CA
Anderson Valley, CA (Hanley Cellars Harvest Host)
Ft. Bragg, CA
Eureka, CA
Trinidad, CA
Section 3: Trinadad, CA to Portland, OR
Trinadad, CA
Crescent City, CA
Grants Pass, OR
Crater Lake, OR
Toketee Falls
Bend, OR
Erickson Aircraft Collection (Harvest Hosts)
Portland, OR
Section 5: Portland, OR to Tofino, BC
Portland, OR
Tree to Tree Adventure Park
Cannon Beach, OR
Mt. Rainier National Park (We didn’t stop, but really wanted to)
Sumner, WA – 4th of July
Seattle, WA
Anacortes, WA (Took ferry from here to Vancouver Island)
Sidney, BC
Victoria, BC
Tofino, BC
Section 6: Tofino, BC to Grand Teton National Park
Tofino, BC
Ladysmith, BC
Campbell River, BC
Nanaimo, BC (Took ferry to Point Roberts)
Vancouver, BC
Whistler, BC
Coeur d’Alene, ID
Banff, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
Grand Teton National Park, WY – Eclipse dry camping site (43.7638, -110.5538)
Section 7: Grand Teton National Park to
Grand Teton National Park, WY
Lake Tahoe, CA (Truckee, CA)
Lee Vinning, CA (Yosemite Valley National Park)
Las Vegas, NV
Carefree, AZ (Back “Home”)
My fingers are tingling! If this was helpful, comment below. We want to hear from you! Also, jump on our email list as we’re going to be sending even more helpful ideas to “Keep Your Daydream”. And watch the video that explains this route. It’s important to know that holidays, fires, our real job and many other factors determine our route and where we stay. This isn’t the “perfect route”, just the route we spontaneously created on the road. Remember, Season 3 was about “No Reservations” and it seemed to work well.
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