After a great week in New Mexico, it was time to head back to Wyoming. The plan was to camp in southern Colorado, stop in Denver to see a friend, camp in southern Wyoming, and finally finish the trip back to Wyoming. The trip did not work out quite as planned, but still was an good trip with some memorable adventures.
This video covers the journey back to Wyoming from northern New Mexico. I hope you enjoy the video!
I stayed at Keyhole State Park for a few days last summer when the campground was about half full. Visiting in April turned out to be perfect as I enjoyed near-perfect weather, plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities, and managed to have an entire campground to myself.
I was literally the only person at the Homestead campground! After too many weeks of urban stealth camping, this was a wonderful respite.
This video covers my time camping at Keyhole State Park. I hope you enjoy the video!
After more than six weeks of urban stealth camping in northeast Wyoming, I decided it was time to take advantage of the spring weather and head for the Black Hills. I have loved the scenery around the Black Hills ever since I first drove through the area many years ago. After some online research, I headed east with a few potential campsites to explore.
This video covers my drive to the Black Hills and several attempts at finding a suitable campsite. I hope you enjoy the video!
Spring seems to be trying to arrive, but Old Man Winter is not going out without a fight. Yet another spring snowstorm has hit northeast Wyoming.
This video covers my latest snow adventure while living in a van in Wyoming. I hope you enjoy the video!
Living in a van is a very different experience when you are hanging out in a city instead of boondocking in the wilderness. I vastly prefer boondocking, but since my kids and grandkids all live in the city I sometimes need to resort to urban stealth camping.
This video shows one of my favorite hangouts in Gillette, Wyoming – a city park. I hope you enjoy the video!
Digital nomad, minimalist, writer, photographer, and videographer. In my spare time, I like to hike, read, or study maps for ideas about where to visit next.
Terri Ann Witham
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