Welcome to our travel blog. Our first RV was a Pleasure-Way OnTour 2.2 Class B. Hence, the name of this blog. In late 2023, after many happy road trips, we traded our beloved Pleasure-Way OnTour 2.2 for a larger Pleasure-Way Plateau XLTS (B+). Through this blog, we will share our experiences exploring the United States and Canada. We’re glad you’re here and look forward to you following along with us.
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We only stayed one night at this campground which is located along Moses Lake, a shallow, natural lake, that was dammed and made deeper in the early 20th century. As you can see from the feature…
We are not always able to get close to the roadside attractions we pass. This time, there was no adjacent or nearby parking for RVs so we could only capture a couple images as we drove…
One of our very favorite places for BBQ is The Notorious Pig in Missoula, which has two locations: Downtown and South Side. The last time we were through Missoula, we stopped at their tiny iconic Downtown…
The Missoula KOA is a terrific campground within easy walking distance to shopping and services (REI, Great Clips, etc.). On a scale of one-to-10, with 10 being the highest, we gave this KOA a 9.5. Sites…
Located halfway between Billings and Missoula is Wheat Montana Bakery and Deli. It was late morning and looked like a perfect spot for lunch, and it was. We stepped out of our RV to the aroma…
You may be wondering who we visited? By some stroke of luck we happened to be in Billings, Montana on our 28th day of travel when Joe’s brother, Chris, called and asked if we were anywhere…
We had just spent seven days in locations (Eastend, Antelope Creek and the Harvest Host Beargulch Pictographs) without access to laundry facilities which is why we chose to stay at the Billings KOA for three nights.…
We feel so fortunate to have stumbled across this special Harvest Host, unlike any we have visited before. Bear Gulch is privately owned land that holds nearly 5,000 pictographs and petroglyphs encompassing more than 1,000 years…
In short, we were surprised we spent more time in Lewistown than we had planned… Our original reasons for stopping in Lewistown included, 1) it was on our path, 2) we needed groceries for the week,…
By way of background, Antelope Creek Campground is one of two campgrounds maintained by a donor-funded nonprofit known as American Prairie. Founded in 2001, this organization’s mission is to “create one of the largest nature reserves…