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The adventures of a pop up princess and her gang. Join us as we remodel an older pop up camper and see the world.
I met Stephanie and Jeremy over at RV Family Travel Atlas a few years ago when I had just started blogging. They had recently started their podcast
Although I clean the camper when we return from trips, I only deep clean the camper once a year. We clean the cassette toilet after every trip, but once a year we really get in there and deep clean everything. We clean out the holding tank well and remove the emptying spout to make sure we clean every corner. We have inexpensive area rugs scattered throughout the camper, so those hit the washing machine at least once a year–usually much, much more than once a year.
I hope you all are having a fabulous weekend. We’ve been plugging away on the Rockwood pop up camper project, and I have to say that it is coming along quite nicely
It was a great little campground because it was pretty secluded and didn’t really feel like city camping. We bought a combo ticket–which included admission to Rock City, Ruby Falls, and The Incline Railway–at the gate for right around $57/per person. The top railway station is walking distance to Point Park, which is a ten acre memorial park that overlooks the Lookout Mountain Battlefield and the city of Chattanooga. You’ll find beautiful views of the city and even learn a thing or two about the Civil War battles that took place on Lookout Mountain.