That's the nice thing about teenagers, that they can just disappear and leave you alone. They prefer that. That's their preference. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Okay. All right. I love having teenagers, by the way. I do. I actually, I mean, yes, it's challenging, but I actually love having teenagers. Yes. Just no one prepared me for it. I just didn't know what I was getting into.

Hi, everyone. I'm Stephanie. And I'm Jeremy. And we are the authors of the best-selling where should we camp next series of guidebooks and camping journals. End of the brand new children's

books, Tara Babies on the Go, my first book of hiking and Tara Babies on the go, my first book of hiking, and Tara Babies on the go, my first book of

camping. Last year, we celebrated season 10 of the RV Atlas, and now we're back for brand new

RV and camping adventures in 2025. Join us now as we cover the best campgrounds, the best RVs, the best

food, and the best gear and gadgets to bring with you when you go.

So pull up a chair and join us around the digital campfire.

This is Season 11 of the RV Atlas.

Hello everybody and welcome to today's episode of the RV Atlas.

Today we're kicking off another two-part mini-series

and a major thanks to Gretchen from Boxy Colonial on the Road, who's been a correspondent on this podcast

for many years. She reached out a few weeks ago after she got back from her family's epic road trip,

and she said, hey, I have an idea for a two-part series. And she said,

you know, I stayed at Cherry Creek State Park, Gretchen stayed there at Cherry Creek State Park,

which is an amazing state park right outside of Denver. And then her family explored Denver

as part of a much longer trip. Well, actually simultaneously, Carrie Cox from Travels

with Birdie also was visiting Chatfield State Park,

another amazing state park outside of Denver, and then her and Russell went into Denver and

enjoyed Denver. They actually met up together while they were in the Denver area. So Gretchen said,

hey, why don't you do a two-part series on these two awesome Denver state parks, which are obviously great for

people from the Denver area or anybody from Colorado that's looking for an in-state campground.

But these are also awesome options if you're on a big Western road trip and you want to make

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