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Crystal-clear water, mountain views, Olympic marmots, waterfalls, dog-friendly trails, and an RV adventure through one of Washington’s most spectacular national parks. This summer, we packed up the RV, brought the dogs along, and explored the northern side of Olympic National Park and the Olympic Peninsula. Part 1 of this two-part mini series takes you along for the first half of our adventure, combining our real-world RV travel experience with practical tips for planning your own Olympic National Park RV trip with dogs. We start around Port Angeles and Lake Crescent, sharing where we camped, how we planned our days, and what we learned about bringing dogs into Olympic National Park. From finding dog-friendly hiking options to understanding where your pups can and cannot go, we’ll share the information we discovered along the way. Then we head toward Hurricane Ridge, one of the most spectacular destinations in the park. Along the way, we’ll talk about the hikes we found at the visitor center, the story behind the name Hurricane Ridge, the surprising fact that there is a ski area here, and the wildlife we encountered along the way. We even spotted Olympic marmots, a species found only in the Olympic Mountains. This episode is part RV travel guide, part Olympic National Park adventure, and part trip report, giving you a look at what we actually did during our visit and what you can expect when planning your own trip. And this is only Part 1. In Part 2, next Monday, we’ll continue exploring the Olympic Peninsula with more RV camping, dog-friendly hikes, Lake Crescent, waterfalls, trails, and places to explore. Grab your coffee and join us for an RV adventure through Olympic National Park with our dogs in tow. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Public lands belong to all of us. This episode takes a deeper look at why they matter and what their future could mean for everyone who enjoys the outdoors. National Public Lands Day was just this past Saturday, September 26, a day dedicated to celebrating and caring for the parks, forests, trails, rivers, mountains, and open spaces that connect us to the outdoors. For RVers, campers, hikers, hunters, anglers, climbers, mountain bikers, paddlers, and anyone who loves getting outside, these places are more than destinations. They are where we make memories, find adventure, reconnect with family, and escape the noise of everyday life. In this episode we’re talking about public lands, conservation, outdoor recreation, public access, and the future of the places we all enjoy. Our guest is Land Tawney, co-chairman of American Hunters & Anglers and a longtime public lands and wildlife advocate. Land previously served as president and CEO of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers for a decade, helping lead national efforts focused on public lands, public access, wildlife, hunting, fishing, and conservation. Land brings decades of experience to this conversation, and we go beyond the usual talking points. We discuss why public lands matter to all of us, the role hunters and anglers play in conservation, and what Land describes as the “Three D’s” of public lands: dismantle, defund, and divest. This conversation is for anyone who hikes, camps, RVs, fishes, hunts, bikes, paddles, climbs, or simply enjoys spending time outside. Our public lands enrich our lives. This episode is about understanding their value, the challenges ahead, and the role each of us can play in their future. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

It started with $100 and an idea. Today, Gerson and Jackie are building small, retro-inspired European campers in Eugene, Oregon, using molds dating back to 1972 and sourcing parts from across Europe. The result is Clasica Campers, a company putting a fresh spin on a classic style of caravan and creating some seriously cool options for RVers who want to go small. We sit down with the husband-and-wife team behind Clasica Campers to hear the story of how it all began. They share how a small investment turned into a passion-driven camper company, why they chose to focus on smaller campers, and what goes into creating these unique European-inspired caravans. We also get into the craftsmanship behind the campers, including the challenges of finding parts in Europe and bringing together old molds, modern components, and plenty of hands-on work. Gerson and Jackie take us behind the scenes of the building process and explain what makes these little campers so special. And because this is RV Out West, we also talk about their adventures around the Pacific Northwest. From getting out on the road to exploring the places that inspire them, Gerson and Jackie share how their love of RV travel and the Pacific Northwest connects to the story of Clasica Campers. If you’re interested in small campers, retro RVs, European caravans, vintage camper design, camper craftsmanship, or exploring the Pacific Northwest, this conversation is worth a listen. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

What if you could park your RV, grab your golf clubs, and spend the day playing a beautiful golf course without ever leaving the campground? That’s exactly what we discovered at Bar Run Golf and RV Resort in Roseburg, Oregon. We’re heading to Southern Oregon for a closer look at this golf-focused RV resort and everything it has to offer. Bar Run is more than a place to park your RV. With an on-site golf course, recreational amenities, and an impressive pool complex complete with a lazy river, there’s plenty to keep campers entertained both on and off the course. We’ll share our own camping experience at Bar Run, including what it’s like to stay at the resort, the campground atmosphere, and what stood out during our visit. Then we sit down with Cris Risley, the General Manager of Bar Run Golf and RV Resort, to hear the story behind the property and learn how this Southern Oregon destination came to be. Cris takes us through the history of Bar Run, the story behind the golf course, and the vision for the RV resort. We also talk about one of the resort’s biggest attractions: the pool complex and its lazy river, which gives campers another reason to spend some time enjoying the resort after a day on the road or out on the golf course. If you’re planning an Oregon RV trip, looking for RV campgrounds near Roseburg, or searching for an Oregon RV resort with golf, this episode gives you an inside look at what makes Bar Run worth putting on your travel list. And there’s a bonus for RV Out West listeners. Use promo code OUTWEST for 10% off your stay from October 2026 through March 2027.  Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Brad Thompson, a full-time RVer from Oregon, joins us on the show to share his journey on the road, his favorite places to explore and camp and the RV maintenance problem that inspired his big idea. An RV includes many systems and components, each with its own maintenance schedules, manuals, warranties, service records and quirks. For used RV owners, tracking down that information can be especially difficult. Even new RVs often come with a mountain of paperwork that can quickly become overwhelming. Brad created RV Keeper to help RV owners organize important information in one place and stay on top of maintenance. We discuss the inspiration behind the app, the challenges it is designed to solve, and how better organization can make RV ownership less stressful. This conversation also explores Brad’s experience with full-time RV living, his favorite Oregon destinations and the lessons he has learned from spending so much time on the road. If you enjoy RV travel, camping, Oregon, full-time RV living or practical tools for becoming a more prepared RV owner, this episode is for you. Listen now and join us on the road. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

La Conner, Washington, offers a memorable RV getaway where you can park the rig and spend a few days exploring one of the state’s most scenic corners. In this special Destination episode of RV Out West, we’re heading to La Conner, a charming Skagit Valley town that deserves a spot on your RV travel list. La Conner is more than a stop along the way. It’s a place where waterfront views, Pacific Northwest history, local food, art, and outdoor adventure come together. We’ll take you beyond the town’s picturesque streets and show you what makes the surrounding area such a great destination for RV travelers. We’ll explore the best things to do in La Conner, from strolling along the Swinomish Channel and exploring the town’s waterfront to discovering nearby trails, wildlife, scenic drives, and outdoor adventures throughout the Skagit Valley. We’ll also highlight some of the area’s must-see attractions and explain why spring, summer, and fall each offer something different for travelers. We’ll break down some of the best places to camp near La Conner, including what you can expect from the campgrounds, hookups, locations, and experiences that make each one worth considering. La Conner is an excellent addition to a Pacific Northwest RV adventure, with plenty to see and do beyond its charming downtown. Press play and discover why La Conner, Washington, could become a favorite RV getaway. Listen now and start planning your next adventure. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

We’re joined by author and full-time RVer Kristy Halvorsen, who made the bold decision to leave behind a more conventional way of life and make her Airstream, Coddi, her home. The name comes from “coddiwompling,” meaning to travel purposefully toward an unknown or vague destination, and it perfectly reflects a journey that has taken Kristy far beyond simply exploring North America. Her first book, Perfect Unfolding, chronicles one year of life on the road, from May to May. This is not a typical RV travel story. While the miles, destinations, campgrounds, and adventures are part of the experience—including her time exploring the Pacific Northwest and the beautiful landscapes of Oregon—the deeper narrative emerges when travel creates space for reflection and inner discovery. Kristy speaks openly about love, loss, identity, starting over, and what it means to give yourself permission to live life on your own terms. Her story is intimate, honest, and at times raw. Full-time RV living brings unexpected clarity when you are no longer just passing through places, but using the journey to better understand yourself. That is the focus of this conversation. For anyone who has dreamed of selling everything, hitting the road, living in an Airstream, or simply choosing a different path through life, Kristy’s story offers plenty to reflect on. This is a conversation about RV travel, full-time RV living, and the unexpected places the road can lead, both physically and emotionally. Hit play and join us for a conversation about the journey behind the journey with Kristy Halverson, author of Perfect Unfolding. Follow Kristy on Instagram at @Kristy.Halvorsen and learn more about her story and life on the road. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Washington is home to incredible lakes that offer some of the best RV camping in the Pacific Northwest. We’re sharing six lakes where you can park your RV just steps from the shoreline and spend your days swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, boating, or simply relaxing by the water. The lakes we explore in this episode highlight what makes each destination worth the trip. You'll learn about each lake's location, size, campground amenities, RV hookups, dump stations, campsite availability, and the recreational opportunities that make these lakes ideal for a summer camping adventure. From full hookup campsites at state parks to peaceful forest campgrounds and private waterfront RV resorts, these destinations offer something for every style of RVer. If you're traveling in a travel trailer, fifth wheel, or motorhome, you'll find practical information to help you choose your next Washington lake camping destination. You'll also hear about our conversation with world class whitewater kayaker Dave Fusilli, who shares valuable paddling safety tips that apply to everyone spending time on the water, including kayakers, canoeists, and paddleboarders exploring calm lakes. If you're planning an RV trip in Washington State or searching for waterfront campgrounds with easy lake access, this episode is packed with ideas to inspire your next adventure. Grab your swimsuit, load up the paddleboards, and discover six Washington lesser known lakes that deserve a spot on your RV travel list. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

From towering waterfalls and dramatic basalt cliffs to alpine lakes and Oregon's tallest peak, the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood are two of the Pacific Northwest's most unforgettable destinations. In this episode of the RV Out West Podcast, host Brooks welcomes Oregon photographer & RV wanderer, Kristy, of Willa Wanders to share the story behind her passion for exploring the region and why these landscapes continue to inspire her adventures. Kristy takes listeners on a journey through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, highlighting some of her favorite viewpoints, waterfalls, hiking trails, scenic drives, and small towns that make this stretch of the Pacific Northwest a must-visit destination. If you're planning your first trip or looking to experience the Gorge beyond the most popular stops, you'll discover practical travel tips and firsthand advice. The conversation then climbs into the shadow of Mount Hood, Oregon's highest peak and a year-round playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Kristy shares recommendations for exploring Mt. Hood's scenic byways, hiking opportunities, historic landmarks, and seasonal activities, along with advice for RV travelers looking to make the most of the area. If you're searching for the best things to do in the Columbia River Gorge, planning a Mt. Hood road trip, looking for Oregon travel ideas, or seeking RV-friendly destinations in the Pacific Northwest, this episode offers just what you need for planning your own Oregon and Pacific Northwest adventure. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

We’re heading to John Day, Oregon, a destination filled with incredible scenery, outdoor adventures, fascinating history, and some of the best lesser-known experiences for RV travelers. Located in Eastern Oregon, the John Day area is a great getaway for RVers looking to explore beyond crowded campgrounds and discover wide-open landscapes, scenic drives, and memorable places to visit. From the dramatic colors of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument to the winding roads of the Journey Through Time Scenic Byway, this region showcases a side of Oregon that feels far from the coast and the Cascade Mountains. In this destination episode, we’ll share what makes John Day a must-visit stop for Pacific Northwest RVers, including where to camp, what to see, and the outdoor adventures waiting around every corner. We’ll explore hiking opportunities, geological wonders, local character, and the rich history that makes this part of Oregon so special. If you’re planning a weekend RV getaway, building an Eastern Oregon road trip itinerary, or searching for new places to explore with your family, John Day deserves a spot on your travel list. We’ll also share tips to help you plan your visit, including things RVers should know before hitting the road, what makes this destination stand out for campers, and why shoulder season may be one of the best times to experience the area. The Pacific Northwest is full of incredible destinations, and John Day, Oregon is a reminder that some of the best adventures are found when you take the road less traveled. So grab your favorite beverage, settle in, and get ready to discover your next RV adventure. Listen to this episode of RV Out West and start planning your John Day, Oregon getaway today. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

For more than 15 years, Jeremy Puglisi has explored North America by RV, building a lifetime of experiences that have inspired thousands of campers through RV Atlas. In this episode of RV Out West, host Brooks Smothers sits down with Jeremy for an honest conversation about family travel, campground culture, and the lessons that only years on the road can teach. Jeremy reflects on how a simple decision to buy a pop up camper evolved into a career creating RV content while also giving his family countless opportunities to explore the United States together. He shares why RV travel remains his favorite way to vacation, the value of slowing down, cooking outdoors, and connecting with friends around a campfire. The conversation also explores raising kids who genuinely enjoy spending time outside, navigating the teenage years while keeping family camping traditions alive, and why the campground community continues to be one of the best parts of the RV lifestyle. Brooks and Jeremy discuss common mistakes made by new RV owners, practical advice for reducing stress during trips, and why focusing on experiences instead of equipment leads to more rewarding adventures. They also revisit favorite destinations including Acadia National Park, Assateague State Park, Yellowstone National Park, Olympic National Park, and Nova Scotia. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Some people chase adventure on well-marked trails. Paul Boomhower has built a life exploring where the pavement ends. Known to many as Smokey and the Vandit, Paul is a photographer and van traveler whose passion for the outdoors has taken him across the Pacific Northwest and beyond in search of unforgettable landscapes and incredible wildlife encounters. Paul joins us for a conversation about photography, van life, outdoor travel, and the moments that have shaped his perspective on life. Years spent camping, wandering backroads, and waiting patiently for nature to reveal itself have taught him lessons that extend far beyond the camera lens. He shares stories from the road, the joy of slowing down, and the importance of staying curious while exploring the places many travelers overlook. The conversation also takes a deeply personal turn as Paul reflects on a sudden medical emergency that changed the course of his life. He discusses the long road to recovery, the challenges he faces and how that singular experience strengthened his appreciation for every opportunity to get back outside and continue creating beautiful photographs. Fans of RV travel, van life, camping, road trips, landscape photography, wildlife photography, and Pacific Northwest travel will find plenty of inspiration throughout this conversation. From remote campsites to unforgettable wildlife sightings, Paul's experiences offer a reminder that some of life's greatest rewards come from patience, persistence, and a willingness to explore beyond the familiar. Subscribe to RV Out West for weekly conversations about RV travel, camping, outdoor recreation, and destinations throughout Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, Idaho, and the Pacific Northwest. If you enjoyed this conversation, follow the podcast, leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts, and share it with friends who love exploring the great outdoors. Proud to be recognized as the #7 camping podcast on Feedspot's Best Camping Podcasts list, a ranking that reflects our passion for sharing RV travel, camping adventures, and outdoor destinations across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

We take a step outside our normal focus on RV travel and camping for a special collaboration with Scott Cowan, host of the Explore Washington State Podcast. Armed with a field recorder and plenty of curiosity, Brooks and Scott spend the day walking through downtown Everett, Washington, visiting four outstanding independent coffee shops: Narrative Coffee, Nadine's Coffee, Loft Coffee Bar & Bakery, and Choux Choux Bakery. Recorded entirely on location, this episode captures the sounds, conversations, and atmosphere of each stop while exploring the Pacific Northwest's thriving coffee culture. Along the way, Brooks and Scott share plenty of coffee talk and lighthearted banter, discussing AeroPress brewing, pour overs, French press coffee, espresso, favorite regional coffee roasters, best camp coffee setups, vinyl records, local restaurants, and why independent cafés help define a community. While RV Out West is best known for helping you discover campgrounds, road trips, and destinations across the Pacific Northwest, this episode highlights another side of travel. Sometimes the best way to experience a place is on foot, taking time to visit local businesses and appreciate the stories that unfold over a great cup of coffee. If you're planning a trip to Everett, searching for great coffee in Washington State, or simply enjoy conversations about travel, food, and coffee culture, this episode belongs on your playlist. It's an easygoing conversation filled with local recommendations, practical coffee tips, and plenty of laughs between two friends who share a passion for exploring the Pacific Northwest. Grab your favorite mug, press play, and join us for a coffee crawl through downtown Everett that proves memorable travel experiences don't always begin at a campground; they can start with a walk around the block. Visit our Sponsor of this Episode Scenic Washington Scenic Washington is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enhancing Washington State's 29 Scenic Byways. Through free travel guides, maps, and trip-planning resources, Scenic Washington inspires travelers to explore the state's most beautiful roads, charming communities, and unforgettable landscapes. Get their FREE Scenic Byways Guidebook & Map Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Travel has a way of shaping our perspective, and few people understand that better than Jay Cullis, Content Manager at Airstream. Jay shares the journey that took him from newspaper reporting and teaching to helping tell the stories behind one of the most recognizable names in the RV industry. We talk about several notable Airstream projects, including the Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired travel trailer, the Airstream x Stetson collaboration and AirLab, a creative initiative that brings together artists, designers, and storytellers. Jay also reflects on how years of travel have influenced his approach to family, creativity, and life on the road. The conversation then turns to eastern Idaho, where Jay and his family spent nine weeks exploring the region surrounding Yellowstone National Park. From wildlife encounters and expansive mountain landscapes to the history of Earthquake Lake and the outdoor recreation opportunities around Island Park, Idaho, he shares the experiences that left a lasting impression and inspired him to return. Along the way, you'll hear stories about RV travel, Airstream ownership, remote work, road trips, camping, and the value of slowing down enough to truly experience a destination. It's a thoughtful discussion about curiosity, adventure, and discovering new places across the American West. If you're planning an Idaho RV trip, dreaming about Yellowstone, interested in an Airstream, or simply looking for inspiration for your next road trip, this episode offers plenty of ideas to fuel your travels. Download the episode, settle in, and join Brooks and Jay as they explore the roads, landscapes, and experiences that continue to call them back for more. Follow along on Jay's journey's over on his Instagram. @jaycullis SUPPORT THIS EPISODES SPONSOR: Set an alert with Camper Alerts so you can find a site at a sold-out campground. What are you waiting for? Set your alert today.  Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook

Live music and RV travel have more in common than you might think. Both are built around experiences, memories, and the stories that stay with us long after the trip is over. A favorite song can instantly transport us back to a specific place and time, much like revisiting a beloved campground, scenic drive, or destination. Your host, Brooks, takes you on a musical road trip through some of the Pacific Northwest's most celebrated music venues, exploring the stages, theaters, clubs, and amphitheaters that have helped shape the region's music culture. The journey includes stops at Seattle's Paramount Theatre, The Crocodile, Neptune Theatre, and Tractor Tavern, along with Portland's Crystal Ballroom and Roseland Theater, Boise's Egyptian Theatre, and several other memorable venues across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Along the way, Brooks shares the history behind these locations, the stories that make them special, and the reasons music fans continue to return year after year. From century-old theaters to intimate concert halls and world-class outdoor venues, each stop offers a different perspective on the live music experience and the role these places play in the communities they serve. You'll hear stories of unforgettable performances, unexpected guest appearances, and the kinds of concert moments that can only happen when the stars align just right. Along the way, Brooks shares a piece of fatherly advice that might seem simple on the surface, but it could completely change the way you experience your next concert. Some lessons are learned the hard way. This one doesn't have to be. If you’re an RV looking to plan a different kind of road trip, this episode offers inspiration to make live music the destination. Instead of mapping a journey around attractions or campgrounds alone, consider following the concert calendar and letting great venues guide the adventure. The result may be a road trip filled with new places, great music, and stories worth telling around the campfire for years to come. ________________________ Order your FREE guide book and map highlighting all the scenic byways & highways in Washington State from our friend and sponsor: Scenic Washington Send us Fan Mail Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW Keep RV Out West Rolling Please consider supporting the show with a monthly contribution.  Sign up for our Newsletter Please follow the show so you never miss an episode. We ask that you also kindly give the show a rating and a review as well. Learn more about RV Out West over on our website at www.rvoutwest.com Join in on the conversation via social media: Instagram Facebook