The Night I Spent Alone with Wolves : RV Nomad Adventures!

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camping and visiting the wild wolf sanctuary new mexico

How many can say they’ve been woken from sleep by the howling of wolves nearby? Count me as one of those people.

Living in my RV full time I’ve spent the night in many interesting places like noisy rest stops, high mountains surrounded by aspens, serene grasslands and now a wolf sanctuary!

Getting My Wolf Wish

I had been wanting to visit the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary since I started my RV nomad journey back in July 2020. I use Campendium to find places to stay overnight in the RV and had seen it listed in New Mexico. Yet at the time the sanctuary was closed due to the 2020 pandemic.

It’s taken me 2 years to get back to New Mexico. I’m actually slow traveling through to get to my friend Hunter in Austin, Texas for Thanksgiving or better yet FRIENDSGIVING!

Watch the video below or click here : https://youtu.be/7PzaIiBJSLI

The Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary is a non-profit sanctuary for surrendered wolves and wolf-dog hybrids. To find out more and to send a donation please check out this link : Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary.

Thank You for Stopping By!

I’m Allie. At 48 I set out solo to live in my RV. That journey is on hold but my passions for hiking and living well in my 50s still live on! Join me below for more inspiration and adventures. We’re older but even stronger!

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I made it to Texas!! Well, I didn't expect to be here so soon but the weather in Northern New Mexico was getting too cold for camping in my RV. As I left the Wolf Spirit Sanctuary I checked the weather. I was surprised to see 21F degrees! Why did I not realize New Mexico could get that frigid?! In that moment I came to the hard realization that I'd be in Texas weeks before planned. (Later I'll sorta regret that move.) Amarillo has always been on my mental bucket list to visit. Maybe it's the songs written about it. Maybe it was Cadillac Ranch. I'm not sure. But I found myself cruising into this Texas town very early in the morning. This is it. I'll spend the next month in Texas heading from way up north here to the Gulf of Mexico for Thanksgiving with a friend. Next Story:
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