Hello from Wisconsin

[WiHappyCampr]

After roughly 25 years of tent camping we are finally felt old enough to justify a Flying Cloud (2015 25FB) ... our 2 dogs also appreciate the higher comfort level it comes with.
We went on our first short trip last month and couldn't be any happier with the new camping experience!
We are now looking forward to many more adventures!

[philipsinewe]

Welcome to the party!

[PaulnGina]

Welcome!

Nothing like having a hard shell around you (although tent camping has it's points, also.)

[Silverbee]

Hi,
Know you are loving the 2015 Flying Cloud. We sure like ours.

We were in the Wisconsin Dells area around 4th of July on our way out to Mt. Rushmore and Yellowstone. We went on a relaxing boat ride down the Wisconsin River. Loved the natural scenic beauty of this area.

[WiHappyCampr]

Yes - there are lots of nice areas/state parks around here...
How long did it take you to get to Yellowstone? We were planning on going there 2 years ago and had rented a trailer - total disaster! It was swaying so much (even after getting sway bars from a different dealer) that we couldn't go faster than 45miles/hr and we still had white knuckles... Needless to say at that speed we skipped the plan, never even left WI and went up North to the Sylvania Wilderness area - definitely worth a trip!

[Silverbee]

We left the Wisconsin Dells area on July 5th and headed toward Mt Rushmore. We arrived in Keystone, S.D. on July 8th. Enjoyed a couple of days visiting Mt. Rushmore and then went to Buffalo, WY. arriving on July 10th. We stayed a couple of days in Buffalo and arrived just outside of Yellowstone on July 12th. If you decide to go, I would definitely take HWY 16 from Buffalo into Cody, WY. This is considered to be the safest and most scenic drive over the Big Horn Mountains, and Cody is only about 40 miles from the East entrance to Yellowstone. We had zero problems and saw some gorgeous scenery.
We had no problems finding campgrounds that would accommodate us, so the 25' and 28' Flying Clouds are great, and with the Reese dual cam anti-sway no problems going 65mph through some of the isolated area of South Dakota and Wyoming. The speed limit was 80, a little too fast pulling a travel trailer.

We loved Wisconsin and will definitely want to check out the Sylvania Wilderness area.

Happy camping with your new Airstream.