Those of you who have been following our adventures from the start, know that we started out tent camping, moved on to a travel trailer, and then a 5th Wheel. Even though we enjoyed all of our camping methods, once we adopted Margarita, we discovered that we needed to travel in a way where all of us could be a little bit more comfortable while on the road. We decided to trade our 5th Wheel in for a Class-A RV!
Our first trip in the new camper was to Lancaster / New Holland KOA !
What a gorgeous view from the campground:
Our campsite (Site X-16) … we LOVED our site!
We enjoyed this campground very much – one of the days was very rainy, which gave us some time to get acclimated to our new RV!
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- First time the pups are all riding together on a couch! (safely clipped into their seat belts of course!)
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- Rita got settled right in! She said she can drive a Big Rig – no problem!
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- We had to put runners down in the new RV since Hooch thinks slippery floors are made of lava!
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- Lager discovers the “Doggie Window!”
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- Lager claiming “his spot” by the Doggie Window
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- Relaxing on a rainy day with my Reet!
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- Our new RV was safely guarded!
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- Guard Dogs on Duty!
Once the weather broke, we were able to enjoy the outdoors at our great site!
Friends of ours live nearby the campground, and were nice enough to come by with some Lancaster favorites that we have never had before!
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- Chicken Pot Pie like we’ve never had it (We’ve only had it in “pie” form!) Delicious!
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- Hand-made pretzels – not sure I could ever had another kind of pretzel after these… YUM!
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- Whoopie Pies! …These were amazing!
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- Farmers Cheese – my new favorite cheese!
We had a fun (and most importantly – SAFE) first trip in our new camper – during one of the very, VERY few camping trips where dock diving was not involved!
Your RV s incredible! I was wondering if the dogs were free to roam around while you were traveling in it. I’m happy that they have seatbelts. ♥
Thank you so much! We are big believers in the doggie seat belt!
What ever the method and or place of abode isn’t life great on the road.