San Diego Day Trip: Dana Point

In the summer of 2018, I visited my friends, Courtni and Ryan, who were living outside of San Diego. Courtni is a traveling nurse. Her and her husband bought an RV not long before she was assigned to California. You can follow their travels at The.Traveling.Kind on Instagram. Since I stayed with … Continue reading →

Indian Lodge: A West Texas Getaway

There is a historic hotel hidden in the Davis Mountains out in West Texas. It's the perfect play to stay for hikers, mountain bikers, nature lovers, and star enthusiasts who would rather stay in comfort than in a tent or cabin. The Indian Lodge is a West Texas getaway for anyone seeking some … Continue reading →

Spanish Governor’s Palace – History in Downtown San Antonio

t If you're visiting San Antonio's downtown, you're likely going to see well-known highlights: the River Walk, the Alamo, La Vallita, San Fernando Cathedral, and the Historic Market Square. But there's a lot of history in Downtown San Antonio. Opportunities to learn about the city's beginnings can … Continue reading →

The Hot Wells – San Antonio’s Newest Park

There once was a famous hotel on the south side of San Antonio. Now ruins, this site is home to the newest park in the city. The Hot Wells Park opened to the public on April 30, 2019. The Hot Wells Park Location: 5503 S Presa St, San Antonio, TX 78214 Website: … Continue reading →

Villa Finale – Things to Do in King William District

Did you know that you can find beautiful turn of the century style homes in San Antonio, Texas? As German immigrants moved into the area in the early 1800's, they settled just south of down town. The district is known as King William, named after King Wilhelm I of Prussia. Strolling through this … Continue reading →