(19) Waco: A College Town Where Students Exceed 10% of the Population
A few days with family give Na Jong-seong a chance to rest and see a different side of Waco, from Baylor University to Magnolia Market, before driving on to Dallas.
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A few days with family give Na Jong-seong a chance to rest and see a different side of Waco, from Baylor University to Magnolia Market, before driving on to Dallas.
Azalea Campground’s November–April operating plan reduces camping to one 20-site, first-come loop near Grant Grove. RV travelers need to check site fit, prepare for cold weather and arrange waste disposal before heading into Kings Canyon.
Twin Peaks Campground’s peak-season stay limit begins November 15 at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. RV travelers should reserve a suitable site and plan for dry camping, limited generator hours and seasonal site closures.
The Portland Metro RV Dealers Show runs November 12–15 at the Portland Expo Center. Admission, paid parking and a MAX Yellow Line stop give travelers several ways to plan a visit before comparing RVs and camping equipment.
Galveston’s forecast favors a drier Wednesday before another front brings coastal rain chances Thursday night. RV visitors should also check Galveston Island State Park’s water notice and allow for motorcycle-rally traffic later this week.
Mount Rainier’s forecast brings rain and high-elevation snow chances back Wednesday night, with Paradise near freezing. RV travelers need tire chains, a daytime plan for the Longmire gate, and an overnight base outside the park’s closed drive-in campgrounds.
A sunny Wednesday at Grand Canyon’s South Rim is forecast to give way to a 30°F night. Mather Campground remains dry camping only, while Trailer Village and camper showers remain closed under water restrictions.
El Malpais has begun its winter cave closure, while Sandstone Bluffs and other surface routes remain open. A November 2 park report requires high-clearance four-wheel drive on muddy roads toward Big Tubes.
A 24-mile stretch of the Natchez Trace Parkway has reopened, but the latest NPS status report confirms a new detour between mileposts 159.5 and 165. RV travelers should check vehicle limits and primitive campground services before continuing along the route.