Tucson, AZ - RV Living
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- This week we move to Tucson, AZ. Staying at the Pima County Fairgrounds RV Park, we experiment with staying put longer to both save a little money and stretch our winter in the southwest. While in Tucson, we visit the Pima Air and Space Museum and explore Saguaro National Park.
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I love that you guys are aware that not everyone in the world is flush with cash. I watch these full-timers who are always going parasailing or scuba diving or whatever they want to do.... They act like money DOES grow on Cacti. Seeing you NOT go into a place that is $22 is refreshing. Love following your adventures.
I have noticed that you occasionally have problems with "jumping cholla" cactus. With 25 years of horse riding in the deserts, I found the best thing to carry was a hair comb and a small pair of pliers. Removing cholla cactus is a breeze with a comb, and the single spines left can be easily pulled with the pliers. Just a little helpful hint to make your hikes a bit more enjoyable.
Well, if you lived here year round you would be much more appreciative of the cooler weather and rain because winter rain is what saves the desert flora and fauna.
WONDERFUL Vid! 😁👍
From the beautiful videoography, to all the information on all the places you visited! I live just 25 minutes from Saguaro National Park, but just for 4 years now, and didn't really do much exploration of it till this past Fall when my daughter came to visit. She's a Very Outdoorsy girl and got my out discovering Many local areas! We even went to the EAST side Saguaro National Park which I didn't even know existed! 😜 I haven't been to the Air n Space Museum (or Old Tucson) in forever fun to see! Watching your segment at Saguaro National Park and Signal Hill with the Petroglyphs really brought back my recent experience with my daughter! Thank you! ❤ 😁
Side Note, I Think maybe you meant "Gates Pass" road vs. Grants? And yes, Very Beautiful out there, especially in the winter! 😜 😊 Thanks again for Sharing! Safe Travels, especially in these crazy days! 😜
Another great video. I really appreciate the extra info you put in your content
Always great
You guys do a good job thanks.
Have been to the museum and old Tucson both are worth the money but the museum was the best saw hummingbirds nest with eggs. Then saw 2 fighting for territory or to protect their eggs. It was so neat I could have watched them all day. There was a little girl who told me ssh🤫 and showed the nest🤯🤭
Thanks for another great video, we do enjoy them! Hoping you are well and safe. Take care. Cheers from from Canada. D&R
Very nice and information packed video. Thanks for giving us travel ideas!
Excellent, we loved Old Tucson, especially since they allow dogs in there and we brought ours along for the tour.
Liking the channel, I appreciate the descriptions of the area and sites. Looking forward to more videos.
love all your patches! mine are all on a jcket! i also do the hiking medallions and have filled 3 hiking sticks. tucson is the spring is beautiful. tons of birds and flowers
What a awesome day.
I was in the Air Force for big part of my life. I really enjoy your adventures 😊
Thanks for showing the airplane museum. I've never been there and I am on airplane fanatic and particularly old War aircraft.
Great video. Wonderful to see folks out their with FLOOFSTER info on their channel!
Wow those planes are so cool I'm going to have to share this with a friend he loves planes
Arizona is s learning experience at ever altitude!
Have been to Tucson and Saguaro NP many times. If you get the chance to go back to this area I highly recommend the Desert Museum! It's not really a "museum" per se, but more of a zoo and museum all rolled into one. They have many of the critters who live out in the desert there, they have a bird type of show with falcons and other prey type birds. Hummingbird exhibit, where there are nests and hummers buzzing around close by, cafe and bookstore etc... Highly recommend!
Mt Lemon there in Tucson is a nice drive. Ski resort at the top and several places to stop and hike along the way.
Great vid ya'll.
The Desert Museum is worth the money. Takes a whole day to see it. I spent an hour alone just watching the river otters play in the water. Cute little guys.
Poor baby. I had to take some of those awful cactus needles out of Rottenbear one time ... at the coast. I love the planes, like Brie ... don't know much about them though. "Could think of better things to do with them" ... lol. They do make a cool canvas. Patches are great souvenirs, like stickers, and pins. That dusty environment must reek havoc on the vehicles. Not sure I would want to pollute my rig in the desert. I had no idea that the Saguaro cactus can get as tall as a tree, 75 feet! WOW! The desert views are interesting to me, but not what I think of as "beautiful." I bet the sky is very beautiful, though, especially at night. Those tourist traps are expensive. I don't blame you for skipping those. I really appreciate you sharing your stay there. It helps me in planning future trip ... where to go ... where not to go ... etc. Great video! excellent videography! I loved the airplane shots and editing. Brie, you do such a great job narrating. Thanks again, and stay safe!
Saw my old A7 I worked on in the navy.
That's awesome!! Thank you for your service 👍🇺🇸
You guys are the coolest. As an avid national park-er (31 for 62!) and aspiring full time Airstream-er (that goal's still years away), your channel is a constant source of inspiration and entertainment. Kudos on creating great content aesthetically and narratively - but the greater fun is following you guys as people - you make a great adventure duo. Never stop exploring!
If you venture out into the desert, you'll benefit from carrying a leaterman (or similar) with needle nose pliers to grab those cholla bits. I carry a set of tweezers with a small magnifying glass attached for checking the dogs & snagging all of those very fine needles.
Yea winter causes a lot of people to slow down. Even us. Don’t forget there are parts of Arizona where it snows too. Snakes and scorpions are my biggest fears for when we head out west. We think the painted planes are cool too. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent clog and it's something we will definitely do when in the area. We do as you two and always double check each other inspections before we leave. Love the pups!
Glad we could help you plan your time in Tucson!! So important to check behind one another, can save a lot of money and headache in the future. We ❤️ the pups too, thank you for watching and commenting 👍
Another great video!!
Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed, thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video. We
Enjoy keeping up with your videos
Always informative.
Thank you so much, we appreciate you guys watching! 😊
Thanks for the history on the saguaro cactus. I liked old Tucson it was worth going. The planes were interesting. Thanks for the great trip.
We find those little morsels of information interesting and are glad to hear others enjoy our sharing them 👍We wish we could do everything when visiting places but do have to pick and choose as it all adds up pretty quickly! Oh well, gives us something to come back for 😉As always, thank you for watching and commenting!
Good job ,really enjoy you both, thanks, 👍😎
Thank you, Doug 😁
Omg this lady is stunning! And smart! Dammmmyum
I had a Brittany and they learn quick what hurts and what don't. I have heard a Springer, though smart may take 2 times. I love Brittany Spaniels.
Great video. We also have a French Brittany that we travel with, and she loves to hunt. And yes, we know exactly what you mean by trying to "keep them on the trail". Travel safe.
We take a comb with us when we walk the dogs in Cholla country. That's a great way to remove cactus from dog paws.
Great Video! I really like how you guys are realest, $22 a head is too much. Really enjoy your videos, love your dogs!
I was in Tucson about 30 years ago and visited the same sites as you enjoyed it all, also thank you for always responding to my comments even though it is not needed, great video as always!!
There's so much to see and do in Tucson, we just barely scratched the surface! We look forward to returning and crossing a few more things off the list. You've been a follower of ours for a long time and we really appreciate your support.
A coworker just returned from AZ and was talking about that same aspect of the temps there - getting both winter and summer in the same day.
Bring a Comb when walking in the dessert, you can pull off jumping cactus easier if you get any stuck on you
Nicely done enjoyed it a lot nice to visit the places through your videos while setting on my couch.
Happy to bring you along for the adventure!
Well done video. I visited those sites in 1972 when I was working in Phoenix. Glad to see that Old Tucson is still open. When I was there they were actually filming takes for a made for TV western (Yuma) starring Clint Walker (Cheyenne). Interesting how they do the scenes. At one point he was talking to Morgan Woodward who was on horseback and Walker was standing on a box since he was so tall, in order to get both of them in the scene. Amazing how many times they shoot a scene. I wish I had known you were going there, I would have put up the $44 just so you could visit and share my memories. Remember the TV western "High Chapparal?" Based at Old Tucson. Most any western with Saguaro cacti are shot in the Tucson Area. Happy journey.
Just stumbled on your channel and Bam your in my neighborhood
Lots to explore at this end of town. Desert Museum is a fun spot to. I’ve been once to the Tucson Studios down the road. It’s pretty awesome but once was enough and yes pricey. Good luck out there at this time. Enjoy
Nice video guys! I love visiting the desert, soooo different than here in FL and soooo less humid! 😊 Laughed seeing the bumblebee plane, it was cute but no room for passengers OR any luggage..😂 You are right animals take a lot of extra time and effort but they are worth it. I have a Lab, a cat 2 goats, 2 sheep, 2 miniature donkeys and a dozen chickens, love em all!!! Thanks guys it was another awesome video! 🥰👍👌😊🎉🎉🎉
Pros and cons - no humidity = no green. I enjoy the desert in small doses but I do miss grass and trees. Wow, you have a petting zoo!! You should start charging admission 😉 So glad you enjoyed the video, thank you 🤗
'everything in the desert is trying to hurt you...' so true! gotta be careful out there. especially watch out for those jumping cholla!
We love air and space museums! I think I do more than Barbara though. Your dog sure was brave while you removed those thorns!
I think it's typical for the men to like the air museum more, but I never turn down an opportunity to visit one. Yes, I was surprised she didn't put up more of a fuss about that cactus, it must have hurt! Hope you guys are well, I read that Spring Training was cancelled - stay safe out there!
Cool video guys. I can’t imagine walking our dogs, Monty and Zephyr on that trail. Monty likes to walk through the plants on walk..Nice to see some of the places we toured in Tucson in the past. The Pima Air and Space museum is a must see, even riding around the airplane graveyard is interesting. Old Tucson is a fun western town if your in to seeing where some westerns were filmed, but there are a lot of other western towns in AZ.
Jeesh, walking these willful dogs through the desert is definitely a challenge 😳Loved the Air museum, would have loved to see Old Tuscon, the Desert Museum, the Titan Missile Site, the BioSphere too!! So much to see, so little time... just gives us a reason to return 😉
Just found your channel. Great content! Felt bad for the doggies getting stickers in their paws. New friend here. Looking forward to watching your channel
Love seeing Madley and Brodie on the road! I'll check out some other videos--looks like a lot of fun. Hope to see Jack in upcoming videos ;)
Oh my goodness, thank you for checking out our channel Dr. W!! Jack makes a cameo once in awhile 😉
Looking to head out there next year in March 2021for an Escapee Rally, so happy you made this video so we know what to expect😊 Great job guys. Be Safe💕
You'll love it, we hear great things about the Escapees Rallies!
I live in Phoenix and I can attest to the less than expected sunny and warm weather this year. It’s been raining a lot this winter! Most winters though are so nice!
Glad to hear this year was not the norm, figures Arizona would have a cold and rainy winter the year we decide to visit 😆Thank you for watching and commenting, beautiful State you call home 🏜🌵
Welcome to my neighborhood!
Another great video! ... I was broke down back in December for a week in Tucson. My truck was in the Kenworth dealer on I-10 for transmission issues. I’m sure y’all can relate lol . Take Care & y’all be Safe.
Totally relate!! Hope your truck is doing well and you were able to enjoy some of Tucson while you were waiting. Thank you for the kind wishes, same to you 👍
Stayed one year at White Stallion Ranch, not far from Old Tucson. Was vacationing on my own, $22. was ok, but not sure I would want to pay double for my hubby and I. Agree, the drive is very cool !
This has been a cold winter in Arizona. We were in California and Arizona in November and the first part of December and it was COLD! We were wondering what this park was like because we had been told that it was a nice place to stay. When we went through there last fall they were closed for camping because of the fair. Tucson is an awesome place. We really enjoy that area. That air museum needs to be on our bucket list!! We visited the Saguaro National Park last spring. It was beautiful. We visited the East Side. Pretty in the West side too!
Thank you for the confirmation! I figured people would think I was being overdramatic about it, but it was cold!!! The fairgrounds wasn't an overly pretty place to camp, but it was FHU for a reasonable price in a good area. We loved Tucson, so much to see and do there we barely scratched the surface. The Pima Air Museum was awesome and I was sad to miss the BioSphere there, next time! Travel safe and, as always, thanks for watching and commenting 👍😊
I wish I had the knack for finding the cool campsites ya'll find. We have a larger motorhome towing a Jeep and I'm too worried about getting in somewhere that I wouldn't fit. Our budget needs more free or inexpensive sites. Love the videos and "everything in the desert ..." would include snakes !!!!! I don't care if it is a rattler or a rubber squeaky toy - I am terrified of snakes...... Be Safe and keep the great videos coming. If ya'll ever passing through North Alabama, give RVacationer ( Wayne and Norma ) a shout. Thanks.
Awesome video ! I really liked it and enjoyed watching !
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and commenting🙂
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Thanks for the video. Took a drive up to the Catalina Mountains in Tucson and got elevation sickness. The drive up the steep road was nothing but switch backs. It was beautiful up there in the forest. There are bears too.
Oh no, I'm sorry to hear that! I can empathize, I've suffered altitude sickness before and it's awful. Glad it was beautiful at least. Thank you for watching and commenting 👍
Yes, it has been unseasonably wet this year-just looking at all the weeds in my yard!
As usual...great production. Thanks for adding interesting information about all the places you visit.
Glad to hear your enjoy - Thank you, Dave!! 😊
My wife and I agree wholeheartedly with this comment. You're providing us with valuable information in a quality production. Many thanks.
Great video guys. If you liked this, you should check out Wright Paterson Air Force Base in Dayton Ohio. They have way more cool stuff and the best part is, it's all free.
Thanks for sharing
Our pleasure, thanks for watching!!
We went to both east and West Saguaro N.P. I hope you went to Old Tucson Studios. Which is why we went to Tucson. To see where John Wayne filmed many films to include the 3 Rios. He owned it as well for a period of time.
Since you enjoyed Pima, you should visit us at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola Fl. Coming through the Florida panhandle IM me see if I can make it easier for you! And great beaches!
We left Tucson a few days ago, , Boondocked Snyder Hill 7nights, great place. Tombstone now.
Thanks for the tip on Snyder Hill, we'll have to check it out next time we're in the area! Enjoy your trip 👍😊
Liked your vibes. It has been a cold year for sure. Glad I'm now subscribed.
Thank you, we're glad to have you along for the adventure!
Great video! If you've not done it, be sure to take the 21 mile Ajo Mountain loop drive (2.5 + hrs) at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Park, one of our favorites.
You're going to love our next video then! 😉
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We agree, Dennis!! Whenever we hear another 7.3 our ears perk up 😁
💜must put it on bucket list
So, so, so much to do in Tucson! We missed so much - The Desert Museum, Old Tucson, Titan Missile Site, BioSphere just to name a few that were on our list. Definitely a good place to visit!
Great video
Thank you, Sandra!! 😁
Sabino Canyon in East Tucson would have been a great hike for you. Very scenic and easy hikes. I can't remember about dog friendly status but I went there several times in October and hit that canyon. Also enjoyed Saguro East and West, as well as some other National Parks in Southern Arizona. There is definitely a lot to see and do there. Cheers.
Sorry we missed that hike but we'll keep it in mind for next time we're there. Thank you for the suggestion! Sounds like you had a great trip last October 👍
I can’t believe how warm it looks there in December, but then I guess it is the desert! Did you spend Christmas on the road? It’s a definitive March here in Wiltshire. We’ve had three certified storms in quick succession- Ciara, Dennis and Jorge. A lot of flooding and 70mph winds. I think we’re finally out the other side. Days are getting lighter and the blossom is burgeoning, it’s my favourite season. Sarah & Daisy 🙋🏻♀️😺
You guys do a really good job sticking to your budget! We spend too much being tourists!!!
It's not always easy and we're definitely not always successful, half the fun of exploring new places is being a tourist! We do our best to find a mix of free and paid fun, cooking and eating out. Hope you guys are doing well, please stay safe out there!
you are a blessed man tj
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Always carry a pair of needle nose pliers when in the desert with the dogs.
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My wife and I stayed a month on mission bay
Snake sign convinced me to stay with the dogs.
Truth 😂Believe it or not, we have not seen a rattlesnake since hitting the road and hope to keep it that way 👍
Just wanted to say before SHTF we really like you guys , love your van , we had one ourselves. Hope trans is ok
Wish you luck
Thank you!! Trans is good, we are well, thank you for the kind wishes! Stay safe out there 👍
I took the tram tour. The tram driver narrated throughout. He was an aviator in Vietnam and narration was based on real life experiences and knowledge. Well worth for six dollars.
Very cool, we were just at the Pima Air and Space Museum on Feb 18th ourselves. Great place. I barely missed reserving for the boneyard tour, and I was reserving 16 days in advance, which was too late. I'll do that another time, the next time I'm passing through Tucson. Don't miss the Titan II missile museum just South of Tucson about 20 miles on Hwy 19. It's a chilling tour of the underground command center of a missile silo from the 60's. Old Tucson was fun, we saw the old movie set made in 1939, now a tourist attraction. Not worth the money, but we did it anyway. The stuntman demo was the best part, those guys were hilarious. Oh, I just noticed you were there in Dec, but published this in March, so it appears you missed the missile museum.
Thank you, Tom!! Stinks about the Boneyard Tour, we have enlisted that same mindset of next time!! We were also interested in the Titan missile museum as well as the BioSphere 2 but just ran out of time. Next time!! Thank you so much for your insights, sounds like you had a great time. Safe travels and thanks for watching and commenting 👍😊
Since you guys are out west take advantage of Boondocking free at casinos. Also find COE Campgrounds.
Thanks for this guys. My husband and I are planning to leave our sticks and bricks home and live in our RV full-time, and embrace this life fully. We have two large doggies coming along also....so we appreciate the info.
We have subscribed to follow your adventures. I hope you can check ours out one day, and who knows, maybe we'll see each other on the road in the future. In the meantime, we are doing all we can to prepare. Many Blessings to you both.
I still have to put together my compilation photos from the Pima Air Museum. It's definitely a full day trip and even 2 days isn't enough. It was a great visit last October. Hopefully, the space building was open for you.
It was a HUGE collection!! Awesome but overwhelming 😁
you're only bamboozled if you think that a desert is warm/hot in the winter. (It isn't FL.) But Arizona IS way warmer than any place north that has real winters. Isn't the PA&SM amazing? It's SO big!! We thought the tram tour well worth it but the BEST part was the WWII B-17 bomber pilot that volunteers as a docent on Thursdays and tells all his war stories. We enjoyed it so much we even bought his book. We weren't able to camp at the fairgrounds b/c it was rented out for a group.
You are absolutely correct!! We loved the Pima Air & Space Museum - we actually filmed quite a bit in the WWII B-17 building but unfortunately, it didn't make the cut. I think we could have made an entire video just of that museum, it was that extensive.
When possible always take the babies🐶
Enjoying your videos again:) Question: Where do you store your Dyson. How often do you use and how do you charge while traveling? Thanks
YOUR DOG TOOK THAT THORN REMOVAL LIKE A REAL TROOPER.NOT A FLINCH OR LOOK BACK.
I felt so bad but she didn't seem to mind at all!! She's much tougher than me, you'll understand that better when you watch the next video 😆😉
Maddie says, "I'm not really anxious; I just got mama well trained." ROFL. Great video. I don't know why some of these places have to be SO expensive. I mean, with the number of people coming through the area on any given day they would still make a huge profit if the price were lowered. As for myself, if I owned a place like that I would also give TH-camrs a break on the price IF they could (1) show they had a successful channel with a fair number of subscribers and/or quality content, and (2) promised to give my place an honest review. Word of mouth advertising is ALWAYS the best advertising so why not take advantage of it? LOL. You two may only have just under 13k subscribers but your content is always high quality and well edited. Safe travels y'all!
Loved it! Next time we're in Arizona together we'll pay your entrance fee into Old Tucson 😂. Be safe you guys.
We're looking forward to it! Thank you, safe travels to you guys 😊
Quick fact. Air Force One is only called that when the president is on board. Otherwise it is SAM (special air mission) 26000
The Boneyard is just north east of the museum. You can see it on google maps here: www.google.com/maps/search/boneyard/@32.1491869,-110.8357715,488m/data=!3m1!1e3
It's different from the museum because it's actually an active storage and repair facility for the USAF. Google "309 AMARG" for more info.
Great video, as always. I too travel with 2 dogs, so I had to check that Az. law. It is Not illegal to leave your dogs in a vehicle, "unless injury or death is likely by doing so". Right from the Az. State law. Just fyi. 2 other states have a similar law, but it is legal to leave your dogs in the car in all 50 states.
Good to know, thank you for sharing!! Being from a very hot state (FL), we understand the dangers of dogs in a car in the heat and make an effort to never put our dogs at risk. A little research and some common sense go a long way 🐶👍
Have you ever been to N.H. or to Maine during summer months it's something to look at.
We have been to that area pre-Airstream, did a 2 week camping road trip in our rooftop tent from FL to Maine and back. Really great trip, look forward to returning one day!
The trail method for removing those is two sticks,one on each side like chopsticks.
them planes were cool my dad was a war World War II veteran and he flew during the war so you could call him a plane junkie cuz he loved planes I was going to ask you where your all's cat was but I seen it right there as you let the dogs back in the van I seen his head I usually see the cat riding with the dogs in the backseat so you guys be careful out there and looking forward to the next video
Wow, your dad would have loved that museum! There was so much more to it (including a lot of WWII planes) that we didn't have time to show. Yep, Jack the cat is always there 😸 Thank you for the kind wishes, and of course, for watching and commenting 👍
Hope you guys are safe. What states do you find that are most dog friendly? We go everywhere with our dog and are looking at purchasing our 1st RV.
All of Pima is open to dogs!
Yes, we should have mentioned that! We chose not to bring the dogs that day as we knew we'd be outside on the blacktop for several hours and worried it would be too hot for them.
I'm glad you're not paying those exorbitant entrance fees. Maybe someday they'll learn how many guest are turning away from their exhibits. Wow, I used to ex's in one sentence.
Do you play the annoying music on loudspeakers while recording? Or, do you enjoy the natural sounds?