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Updated July 12, 2004
RVers like to travel, even vicariously. Members at Jojoba Hills SKP Resort are no different. The Resort has a CyberCenter where members and guests can go to use computers and borrow a phone line to use the Internet. Those members who do a lot of surfing have their own phone line and often work at home.
The JHUG (Jojoba Hills Computer Users Group) runs the CyberCenter and its members help maintain this website. This page is a collection of all the recommendations of the JHUG people on their favorite websites on the Internet, including some originated by members of the resort. Hope you enjoy this RVing through the Internet.
The Escapees homepage at http://www.escapees.com/ is a page you should keep at the top of your bookmarks.
Escapees RV Club schedules social/educational ralleys each year. Details of these scheduled events can be obtained by selecting the activity and linking to the Escapees website: Spring Escapade Fall Escapade
Peter and Ginger Shilt's homepage at http://www.ouradventure.com/ is a good page to see how others are doing the RV lifestyle.
Sam and Alice's Penny's travelogue has been around for a couple of years and is found at http://www.twopennytravels.com/
The RV Manufacturers list at http://www.rvnetlinx.com/htmanufal.php3 will help you check out the different brands.
For a great supply of camping, travel, and RV books, check out http://www.cottagepub.com/.
A great megasite for campers and RVers is GORP at http://www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/main.htm.
Pets Welcome you can find at http://www.petswelcome.com/welcome.html. This web-site has lots of good suggestions and even tells you about campgrounds that welcome pets.
Ron and Barb Hofmeister tell of their journey at http://www.movinon.net/Places/Utah.htm.
Take a look at http://www.phrannie.org/. Here you find a gold mine of information by phred Tinseth
The series of articles by Mel Chaney at http://www.rversonline.org/RV4Computers.html covers many of the major issues of getting online.
Take a look at Thousand Trails/NACO at http://www.thousandtrails.com/ to get a better idea of what this kind of organization is like.
John Crossley's award-winning website depicting the American Southwest can be found at http://www.americansouthwest.net/
Read about a new RV magazine at http://www.RVCompanion.com/. Copies of some of the articles from past issues are online.
Bits of Chuck Woodbury's Out West Newspaper, but enough to tempt you, can be found at http://www.outwestnewspaper.com/.
Look into the future at http://www.wfs.org/, the home page of the World Future Society.
A directory for Free Email Address providers at http://www.emailaddresses.com/ lists over 1,000 possibilities.
WebCopier, a program to do quick downloads of a website, can be found at http://maximumsoft.com/.
You can use the Internet as a telephone service provider. Go to http://www.dialpad.com/ to register
More links will be added in the coming months.