Our 2021 Travel Schedule ~ Full Time RV Living

I know that a lot of full time RVers are somewhat (or completely) spontaneous with their travel plans. But, in our first few months of RV living, we learned that it works better for us if most of the year's travels are planned out in advance.

Not that we won't change our minds if we get somewhere and don't want to be there. We do have a house on wheels, after all. 😊

So, after much research, planning, and reservation making, our 2021 itinerary is pretty well set.

It is my goal this year to share much of our travels here, on this blog. And, who knows? I might even have the opportunity to meet up with some of you along the way.

Check out this article about RV Trip Planning for more about our travel planning process including tips and some of the RV trip planning tools we find helpful.

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Our 2021 Travel Schedule

January

After spending the holidays with family in Colorado, we are heading south in search of warmer weather this month.

From the 10th through the 16th we'll be boondocking in Ironwood Forest National Monument in Arizona
On January 16th, we'll arrive in Desert Hot Springs, CA, where we'll stay through the end of the month.

February

We'll spend the first two weeks of the month in San Diego. We've spent a lot of time in California over the years, but never been to San Diego. We are excited to get to know the city!
We'll head to Arizona for the second half of the month, boondocking around Phoenix and Scottsdale.

March

We'll be back in Colorado in March, spending the first three weeks in Lyons at a campground that is becoming our Colorado home base.
Towards the end of the month, we'll head to Utah, boondocking in the North-Eastern part of the state, near Green River and Ashley National Forest.

April

We'll spend the first part of April on Antelope Island, a penninsula that extends out into the Great Salt Lake in Utah. We spend one night here last year and vowed to come back and spend more time. The "island" is quiet, full of wildlife and hiking trails, and surrounded by water.
After leaving Antelope Island, we'll head to Caldwell, Idaho for a week before moving on to Oregon.
We'll spend the last week of the month boondocking at the base of Mount Hood in Oregon.

May

We'll spend the first three weeks of May in Nehalem, Oregon, in a campground that's right on the Oregon coast.
At the end of the month, we'll head to Seattle, Washington, where we'll stay through the first week of June.

June

After spending the first week of the month in Seattle, we'll head up to Rockport, Washington for most of the rest of the month.
At the end of the month, we'll move on to Republic, Washington.

July

We'll spend the first half of the month in Republic, Washington, then fly to Alaska for a week's vacation with our daughters.
When we return from Alaska, we'll head to Polson, Montana, near Glacier National Park.

August

We'll spend the first three weeks of the month at a couple of campgrounds near Glacier National Park.
After leaving Glacier National Park, we'll head to Henry's Lake State Park in Idaho where we'll stay for the rest of the month and into the first week of September.

September

In September, we'll head back to Colorado, spending the first three weeks of the month in Lyons and the last week at Dillion Reservoir.

October

We'll spend the first half of October in Palisade, Colorado. Palisade is an incredibly beaudiful area near Grand Junction that's full of orchards and vineyards. We spend a lot of time there in 2020 and can't wait to go back.
Mid-October, we'll head to The Little Grand Canyon in Utah to boondock on The Wedge Overlook.

November and December

After spending the first two weeks of November at Dead Horse Point State Park in Utah, we'll head back to Lyons, CO, where we'll stay for the rest of the year.