Did you know Route 66 turns 100 on November 11, 2026? What better way to celebrate America’s most famous highway than by exploring the food, culture, and communities that helped make it legendary? If you’re traveling the Mother Road in...
New Hampshire Road Trip: Covered Bridges, Charming Towns, and Lakeside Camping
Camping at Spacious Skies French Pond One of the many interesting cultural facets in New England, USA, is the term “ponds”, which would be considered lakes in Texas! So was the case at the Spacious Skies French Pond campground’s body of water, which was so big I could not see the end of it. Kayaks were readily...
Antelope Island State Park: A Wildlife-Rich Utah Destination RVers Shouldn’t Miss
Utah RV Travel Beyond the Mighty 5 National Parks Utah is a state many RVers put on their travel bucket list; it’s well known for its five famous national parks, each with diverse landscapes of river-carved canyons, towering hoodoos, multicolored...
Pros and Cons of Tent Trailers (Pop-Up Campers): What to Know Before You Buy
This article is part of an ongoing series designed to help RV shoppers understand the different types of RVs available and decide which option best fits their travel style, budget, and experience level. In this installment, we take a closer...
New Year and New RVing Opportunities
The new year has arrived, bringing new RVing opportunities for travelers of all kinds. As 2026 begins, RV manufacturers are rolling out new models that blend technology, comfort, and practical design, while destinations across the country continue to expand with...
RV Travel, Community, and the Friendships You Find Along the Way
One of the most unexpected gifts of the RV lifestyle is the people you meet along the way. Campgrounds, roadside conversations, online communities, and shared travel stories often turn into real friendships that go far beyond a single stop on...
Why Army Corps of Engineers Campgrounds Are Among the Best Federal Campgrounds
Like most RVers, we value campgrounds that offer water access and plenty of space with scenic hiking trails. We also prefer campsites that are private, spacious, well-maintained (clean, utilities in working order), and relatively easy to back in and set...
Echo Basin & Dolores River RV Resorts | Southwest Colorado RV Travel
Last summer, my husband and I visited two nice RV parks in Southern Colorado, Echo Basin Cabin and RV Resort, and Dolores River RV Resort. Where is Echo Basin RV Resort located? Echo Basin RV Resort is located in Mancos,...
White Tank Mountain Regional Park: RV Camping and Hiking Near Phoenix, AZ
RV camping at White Tank Mountain Regional Park White Tank Mountain Regional Park, on the west side of Phoenix, AZ, was a great find. The campground has some RV sites up to 45 feet long, with approximately 40 total campsites....
Late-Season RV Camping Guide: How to Enjoy Cooler Weather and Fewer Crowds
Late-Season RV Camping Tips for RV Travelers Shoulder season offers a unique mix of mild weather, fewer crowds, and more flexibility for travelers who enjoy a quieter pace. With the right planning, November and early winter can become some of...