Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is a beautiful and minimally crowded national park located on the western slope of Colorado. This park is not as large or conveniently located to Denver as Rocky Mountain National Park. However, it is definitely worth the trip! Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is also surrounded…
I don’t think any of us rent (or purchase) an RV aspiring to stay at a Walmart overnight. But parking overnight at a Walmart, Cracker Barrel or a truck stop can be a cheap and convenient way to travel when you’re on route to your destination. Increasingly, though, retailers like Walmart and towns and cities…
When most people think about camping, they picture nature and solitude. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, but that’s not always the case. If you’re looking for a cost-effective vacation for your family, driving your RV can save you a lot of money on hotel rooms and airfare. Generally, most…
Almost everyone loves food, and around the world, food festivals are one way we celebrate our culinary cultures. America loves food and it shows in the nearly endless number of food festivals around the country. So, if you are hungry, and if you are looking for a fun RV adventure to embark on, here are 5 road trip worthy food festivals in the U.S.
If you’re looking for a unique weekend getaway location, put Tucson, Arizona on your list of must-go-there destinations. You’ll find a diverse city full of activities, entertainment and great food, all dished up in a sumptuous desert locale. A walk downtown will give you a great overview of this most unusual city. You’ll come across…
Especially on long travel or adventure days, it helps to have an easy RV dinner planned. You can’t beat the convenience of traveling in an RV when it comes to food preparation. Whether you need a quick pit stop for a snack, or want to throw some food into a slow cooker while you’re off…
Magical is the word that most springs to mind when visiting Joshua Tree National Park. The otherworldly terrain and plant life, coupled with the stillness and quiet of the landscape make Joshua Tree feel like a landscape created by sorcery rather than nature. Claims of the supernatural and mystical abound here. Sightings and claims of ghosts, aliens, ancestral spirits, and ancient gods abound. But as fun as all that is, what you are really going to see is the magic of the natural world.
There is no doubt that summer is the best time to take an RV road trip. It’s May, which means summer is right around the corner! It’s time to start planning summer RV trips. No matter how well travelers plan their road trips to avoid really hot weather, it can be unavoidable in the summer….
It’s not every day that you can go sledding and see “snow” in the desert. But if you head to New Mexico’s White Sands National Monument in Alamogordo, that’s exactly what you’ll find! Here’s a guide for first time visitors to the area, with suggestions on where to stay and what else to visit while you’re…
KOA (Kampgrounds of America) are icons of the RV experience. Starting in the early 1960s, they built the nations largest network of franchize RV parks. They combine a national commitment to quality standards with passionate independent owners from around the country. KOA campgrounds are unique because the people who run them have unique visions and the character of the places they service are so special. Let’s look at 5 of the most unique KOAs in the US.
