Visitors and locals of the Virginia Beach/Norfolk, Virginia area now have another golf option. The 18-hole Sewells Point Golf Course, which is on federal property, but outside the fence line of Naval Station Norfolk, is now open to the public. Until recently, the course was strictly open to military personnel. But with declining rounds—only 30,000 […]
The Scenic Drive Through Salt River Canyon
In my last post, I shared how you can tour two historic places in Arizona for one low entry fee. If you’re in the planning stages to visit them on your next RV trek through the area, you have probably noticed they are not really on the road to anywhere and require a detour off […]
Don’t Miss This Top Resort In Sunny Central Florida
Set in sunny central Florida, Sanlan RV & Golf Resort is a major draw for visitors regardless of the time of year. Located in Lakeland, Sanlan Resort features 531 sites and enough activities to keep you busy for a year or more. Offering one of those main activities is the Sanlan Golf Course, which features […]
Historic Sites That You Shouldn’t Miss In Arizona
Those that follow this blog on a regular basis know I like to seek out and explore the lesser-known attractions across the West. When I learned we could visit both historic Fort Apache and the nearby abandoned Kinishba Ruins in Eastern Arizona for only $5 per adult, it was added to a recent itinerary. Following […]
The First And Largest State Park In Oklahoma
The Ardmore, Oklahoma area is home to some of the finest camping and golf facilities in the entire Sooner State. The crown jewel is Lake Murray State Park, Oklahoma’s first and largest state park that encompasses 12,500 acres. This park’s diverse terrain, exceptional trails, and historic sites make Lake Murray State Park a favorite destination […]
The Etiquette Of Not Parking Too Close
My wife and I recently took an RV trip to Eastern Washington to visit family members; one in Ritzville, one in Wenatchee, and another in Cle Elum. Looking for a central location between the three to camp (for free of course), I went to one of my favorite online resources, the Washington Department of Fish […]
Visiting The Oldest City In The United States
Legend has it that Spanish explorer Ponce de León came to St. Augustine looking for the fountain of youth, which he never found. That hasn’t discouraged today’s visitors who still come searching for their own version of the fountain of youth, whatever that might be. Located about 40 miles south of Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Florida […]
Explore These Little-Known Canyons In The Northwest
One of the joys of RVing is the ability to leisurely enjoy lesser-known attractions off the beaten path and camp away from the city crowds. Such is the case with Idaho’s Jump Creek Canyon and its nearby cousin Squaw Creek Canyon. The canyons are located in the southwest corner of the state with creeks draining […]
Come Visit One Of The Prettiest Small Towns In Georgia
Open year-round, Scenic Mountain RV Park and Campground is a 112-acre gem hidden in the hills south of downtown Milledgeville, Georgia. Located about 100 miles southeast of Atlanta, just off Highway 441, this park is a peach! Since 2013, Scenic Mountain RV Park and Campground has been owned and operated by Detmer Shaffer, a seasoned […]
How To Prep Your RV For Spring
Spring has sprung and that means it’s time to take the RV out of hibernation. Before heading out on your first RV trip of the year, spend an afternoon going through your unit to make sure everything is in proper working order. If you took the proper steps in winterizing your RV, it should be […]
This Seaside Village Is A Central California Gem
About 25 miles south of San Francisco is the picturesque seaside village of Half Moon Bay. While visiting this area with endless beaches and photo opportunities, you’ll hear the term “Coastside” used frequently. It refers to the San Mateo County Coastside, which is made up of more than 300 square miles of breathtaking California countryside. […]