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CampH54

CampH54

By: Birdman Media™
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 CampH54 Produced by Birdman Media™ CampH54 is a travel and lifestyle show hosted by Allie and Rob, produced by Birdman Media™, that chronicles the real-life adventures of a family exploring America one campground, roadside stop, and hidden gem at a time. With their trusty motorhome as a mobile basecamp, Allie and Rob hit the road with their kids to experience the wonder, challenge, and joy of RV travel—without being full-time RVers. The show offers an honest, down-to-earth look at how a busy family balances real life with the call of the open road. Each episode showcases the planning, preparation, and maintenance it takes to keep their rig road-ready, along with the unforgettable memories made on each trip. From national parks to quirky roadside attractions, CampH54 shares not only destinations but also practical insights into trip planning, gear, and lessons learned the hard (and fun) way. Whether you’re a weekend warrior, RV dreamer, or curious traveler, CampH54 is your invitation to hit the road with purpose—and plenty of laughs—while making the most of family time, one mile at a time.2025
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  • Final Stop on the Chicago Trip Home - Albuquerque KOA

    Final Stop on the Chicago Trip Home - Albuquerque KOA
    Aug 27 2025

    Our last stop gave us another swim and was a relaxing oasis in the middle of what were certain wasn't going to be such a great place as we rolled in.

    https://koa.com/campgrounds/albuquerque/

    Albuquerque KOA Journey – At a Glance Location & Overview • Address: 12400 Skyline Road NE, Albuquerque, NM 87123  • Setting: Conveniently located near the Sandia Mountains, Route 66, and not far from attractions like the Balloon Fiesta Park, Expo New Mexico, Old Town, aquarium, zoo, and museums . • Site Options: Offers a mix of accommodations including RV sites, deluxe cabins, camping cabins, and tent sites . • Site Counts: Approximately 149 RV sites, 4 deluxe cabins, 8 camping cabins, and 8 tent sites . ⸻ Site Types & Amenities RV Sites • Pull‑through RV Sites with 50/30 AMP service, full hookups, and level paved pads . • Extra‑long Pull‑throughs allow most towing RVs to stay attached . • KOA Patio® Paw Pen Sites include a shaded pergola, patio furniture, grill, custom fire pit, and a private fenced pet area—great for pet owners . Cabins & Tent Sites • Deluxe Cabins: Sleep up to 6, include partial kitchen, full bathroom, patio, outdoor fire feature; linens and cookware provided . • Camping Cabins: Rustic, studio-style, sleep up to 4 or 6 depending on layout—near restrooms/playground, pet-friendly (fee), with TV, fridge, fireplace, fire pit, grill (bring your linens) . • Tent Sites: Simple spots for traditional camping . ⸻ Onsite Amenities & Recreation • Essentials: General store stocked with RV supplies, groceries, firewood, propane refill station . • Connected & Entertaining: Free cable TV, Wi‑Fi (upgraded available), bike rentals, mini-golf, camp pavilion, and lawn games . • Water Fun: Heated outdoor pool (open May–Nov, 9 AM–9 PM) and indoor adult-only hot tub accessible 24/7 . • Dog-Friendly Features: Multiple KampK9 off-leash pet parks and dog-washing station . • Other Recreation: Playground, sauna, jump zone, self-guided games like cornhole and ladder golf, plus indoor lounge areas . ⸻ Practical Info & Perks • Check-In/Out: • RV & Tent Sites: Check-in at 1:00 PM, check-out by 11:00 AM • Accommodations: Check-in at 3:00 PM, check-out by 11:00 AM • Late check-out (if available): $25 until 2:00 PM  . • Store Hours: • Spring/Summer: 8:00 AM–7:00 PM • Fall/Winter: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM • Laundry is open 24/7; quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM . • Fire Safety: Only burn firewood; follow specific fire ring guidelines at the registration office . • Deals & Rewards: • Stay 5+ nights? Save 30% (valid between March 15 and December 19, 2025) . • KOA Rewards members get a 10% check-out discount . • Special discounts for military, first responders, and more . ⸻ Why Choose Albuquerque KOA Journey? • Location: Ideal for accessing iconic Albuquerque attractions like the International Balloon Fiesta, Expo Fairgrounds, Old Town, and museum districts . • Diverse Stays: Options for RVers, pet owners, cabin lovers, and traditional campers. • Amenities: From swimming and spa relaxation to pet zones and recreation, there’s something for everyone. • Convenience: Full-service store, propane, laundry, Wi-Fi, and easy check-in/out policies make your stay carefree.

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    13 mins
  • Burlington Colorado has a Surprise.

    Burlington Colorado has a Surprise.
    Aug 21 2025
    Allie discovers a very cool placeto visit based upon a stop we needed to make on the way home. The need to have one day less put us on a less travelled path and this was certainly a fun discovery. Old Town Museum – Burlington, CO Overview & Location • A 6½-acre living history museum featuring 21 fully restored buildings and over 20,000 authentic artifacts, including photographs, documents, pioneer tools, and more   . • Showcases local agricultural heritage and pioneer life on the Colorado plains  . • Conveniently located just off Interstate 70 near the Colorado–Kansas border  . • Address: 420 S 14th Street, Burlington, CO 80807  . What You’ll See & Do • Explore a recreated prairie “Main Street” with historically accurate buildings such as a depot (1889), general store, saloon, church (1921), schoolhouse (1911), blacksmith shop, barn (1937), law office, cream station, sod houses, and more   . • Inside the museum, you’ll find a chuck wagon, covered wagon, tractors, wagons, a barbed-wire collection, and Native American artifacts  . • The Emporium and General Store offer hand-dipped ice cream treats, souvenirs, handcrafted gifts, and old-fashioned goodies  . Events & Entertainment • Seasonal live entertainment runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, including: • High Noon can-can shows and gunfight reenactments on Saturdays  . • Wild West Dinner Theater on the fourth Saturday of summer months—enjoy a full western meal and melodrama show (reservations required)   . • Additional events include Haunted House in the barn, Pioneer Days, School Daze, Winter WonderLights, and a Christmas Tree Stroll with carolers and wagon rides  . Visiting Info & Pricing • Operating hours: • Typically Monday–Saturday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., closed Sunday   . • Seasonal variations: • Summer: extended hours, sometimes until 6 p.m.  . • Winter hours: generally shorter, roughly 9 a.m.–5 p.m.  . • Admission: • Adults: $10 • Seniors (60+): $8 • Youth (12–17): $6 • Children (3–11): $4 • Children under 3 and military (including veterans) are admitted

    CampH54 is a production of Birdman Media™

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    8 mins
  • When the Wind Becomes Concerning

    When the Wind Becomes Concerning
    Aug 19 2025

    A few stops left us feeling a little bit concerned. Allie and Rob talk about the balance between calming fears and having a plan.

    ⚠️ Dangers of Wind Storms While RV Camping 1. Falling Trees and Branches • In wooded campgrounds, strong winds can snap large branches or even bring down whole trees onto RVs. Safety Tip: Avoid parking under tall or leaning trees. Pick open or sheltered sites with fewer overhead hazards. ⸻ 2. Awning & Slide-Out Damage • Awnings act like sails, and slide-out toppers can rip away in high winds, often damaging the RV itself. Safety Tip: Retract awnings and slide-outs if a storm is forecast or if winds pick up suddenly. ⸻ 3. Rocking and Instability • Even parked, RVs can sway and shake during strong gusts, making it unsafe or unnerving for occupants. Safety Tip: Use stabilizers, lower jacks fully, and if winds are severe (50+ mph), consider moving to a sturdier shelter. ⸻ 4. Flying Debris Around Camp • Loose gear like chairs, grills, or firewood can turn into dangerous projectiles. Safety Tip: Always secure or store all outdoor equipment when not in use, especially if windy weather is possible. ⸻ 5. Roof, Vents, and Antennas at Risk • Wind storms can tear off vent covers, loosen seals, and damage antennas or satellite dishes. Safety Tip: Inspect your roof regularly, keep vent covers secure, and lower antennas before storms. ⸻ 6. Outdoor Safety Concerns • Walking around camp during a wind storm is risky due to falling limbs or sudden gusts. Safety Tip: Stay inside your RV—or better yet, move to a safer structure if winds are extreme. ⸻ 7. Storm Shelter Awareness • RVs are not built to withstand severe wind storms or tornadoes. Relying solely on your RV for protection can be dangerous. Safety Tip: Always know the nearest storm shelter, bathhouse, or solid building at your campground. If a strong wind storm or tornado is approaching, leave the RV and take shelter there. ⸻ ✅ Bottom line: RVs are great for camping, but they aren’t storm-proof. Secure your gear, retract awnings, avoid trees, and always know where to go if the winds get dangerous.

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    13 mins
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