Aliner Owners Club
3700 S. Westport Ave #2315
 Sioux Falls, SD 57106-6360

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Favorite Camping Spots by State or Province -  Members can describe their favorite parks or camping spots listed by state or province.  Especially useful for other members traveling through that area.  

Alaska Adventure Trips, Planned or Taken - There are several members that have traveled in their Aliner to Alaska, and others with plans to do so.  This page may generate some interest in informal "caravanning" for those planning the trip near the same time period in 2003, or 2004.

Special and Extended Camping Adventures in an Aliner - Members describe some of the special/longer camping adventures in their Aliner.

• Eastern Canada Trip - Robert and Carol Wingard traveled Eastern Canada sharing details of great camping spots and providing some outstanding photos.   Good preparation for anyone planning this trip.
   
• The Trip of a Lifetime!..in an Aliner - Tom and Sue Flynn retire and one week later take their Aliner on a 13 week trip across northwest US and Canada, visiting  the great parks of the region.   Shortly after completing that 13,000 mile adventure, they turn around and become Aliner Snowbirds in Florida for 6 weeks.

• Camping in New Mexico - Tom Merewether's journal describes his experiences with his Aliner, The Quahaug,   following uncharted Jeep trails and camping in the mountains, lakes, and high desert of New Mexico.  

• A'camping with the Grandkids -     Two families describe their adventures and the great satisfaction they get from sharing their Aliner camping experience with the grandkids.

• Quebec through Labrador to Newfoundland - Pierre Rochon crossed northern Quebec following the Trans-Labrador highway to Happy Valley-Goose Bay.  Then took a ferry along the Labrador coast around to Lewisporte, Newfoundland.    This solo adventure pulling a tent camper convinced Pierre to purchase his Aliner.

• Solo to Alaska in an Aliner - Bob's six week, 11,000 mile round trip from Rochester, Minnesota, across Canada and up into the Arctic region of Alaska.   A first time camping experience.

• Picking blueberries in Newfoundland - Bob and Suzanne take a six week 8,000 mile trip across eastern Canada in an Aliner, with three weeks spent on the island of Newfoundland.   A place easily accessible with great camping and hiking opportunities.

Anyone wanting to organize an informal caravan of Aliners to travel someplace interesting (e.g. Nova Scotia in the fall, Alaska in the summer)?  Post your plans here as they develop.