Bonnie

Bonnie Sinclair is a teacher, travel writer and blogger, originally from Florida. She grew up traveling with her family and developed a love of the outdoors at an early age. After obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree from Florida State University in Mathematics Education, she began teaching high school math in Georgia. She met her husband, Grant, while teaching at the same school in Woodstock. Their shared passion for travel and the national parks cemented their love. Now, Bonnie and Grant spend just about every school break traveling and exploring the world around them. Their blog, Our Wander-Filled Life, highlights their exploration of the national parks, not only in the United States but throughout the world. They recently completed their first travel guide, Moon USA RV Adventures, which combines their experience traveling with an RV with their love of the wild places of the United States into a comprehensive guide for new and experienced RVers alike.
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

A Visit to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore stretches more than 40 miles across the northern shoreline of Michigan’s upper peninsula. Established in 1966 as the first national lakeshore in the country, Pictured Rocks … Read more

Indiana National Parks

Indiana National Parks: What to See and Do

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Indiana is home to three National Parks sites: Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, George Rogers Clark National Historical Park and Indiana Dunes National Park. Despite the fact that the three parks … Read more

One Day in Nassau

One Day in Nassau, Bahamas

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No visit to the Bahamas is complete without a stop in Nassau. With one day in Nassau you can easily walk the city to see its forts and rum distillery.

Kayaking in Lucayan National Park

Kayaking in Lucayan National Park

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With caves, mangroves and a beautiful beach, kayaking in Lucayan National Park on Grand Bahama Island is a shore excursion worth the money!

Hiking at Garden of the Gods

Hiking at Garden of the Gods

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When the December 2018 government shutdown forced us to change our winter break travel plans, we started scrambling. I mean, National Parks are our thing. Coming up with something else … Read more