Few things are more refreshing than taking a leisurely drive past stunning landscapes and through otherworldly terrain. Take a break from domestic monotony and focus your next RV adventure on one of the USA’s most breathtaking routes. Even if you think you can’t be tempted into planning a road trip, these 10 scenic drives may just cure your provincialism and […]
Boondock For Free (Or Cheap) In These Wildlife Refuges
Many RVers would rather boondock for free than stay in a campground or resort. Most BLM areas, national forests, and national parks allow dispersed free camping for up to fourteen days at a time, and while you will need to supply your own power and water, you can save a ton of money on campground […]
Visit A Scenic New RV Resort On The Texas Gulf Coast
Stella Mare RV Resort recently opened in 2017 across from the beach on the Texas Gulf Coast. This popular new resort on Galveston Island has full hookup RV sites, vacation home rentals, and lots of luxurious amenities. They have a nicely landscaped 25-acre property with palm trees and their own private lake. The resort offers […]
These Rock Formations Look Like Something From Another Planet
In the last installment, we were heading north from Nevada’s Echo Canyon State Park into Spring Valley State Park. In this installment, we will explore Spring Valley State Park north of Eagle Valley Reservoir. The paved road you have been traveling on will turn to gravel (suitable for all RVs) as you leave the improved […]
8 Northern National Parks To Visit This Summer
Summer may not be the best time to visit Death Valley or the Grand Canyon but it is the prime season to head north. Make sure you check out these eight national parks in the next couple of months while the roads are open and the temperatures are nice and warm. 1. Crater Lake National […]
Hike, Fish, And Camp In This Nevada Canyon
In the last installment, we ventured to Nevada’s Eagle Valley and explored Echo Canyon State Park’s scenic Ash Canyon. The unusual thing about Eagle Canyon is the abundance (by Nevada standards) of flowing water. This water first drew the Fremont people over a thousand years ago who hunted and gathered, then farmers and ranchers in […]
15 Scenic Places To Camp Along Lake Michigan
There are many scenic parks where you can camp along Lake Michigan. They don’t have luxurious full hookup sites with lots of amenities but the rates are cheaper than most waterfront resorts and they’ll put you just a short walk from the beach. With summer almost here, we rounded up fifteen state parks where you […]
See The Unique Formations In Idaho’s Little City Of Rocks
Unique and scenic rock formations are always a must-do along our travels in the west. One such place is the Little City of Rocks located near Gooding, Idaho. The Little City of Rocks (not to be confused with “City of Rocks” in Southern Idaho) features thousands of acres of rock formations including towers, mushroom caps, […]
Visit A Modern-Day Gold Rush Town
Just 20 minutes west of Denver at the edge of the Rocky Mountain foothills, Golden, Colorado is a modern-day gold rush town with something for everyone. The town was first settled in 1859 when Colorado was a US territory and served as the Territory Capitol until 1867 when the more developed city of Denver became […]
You Won’t Believe How Colorful These Hills Are
Many visitors to Oregon overlook the central and eastern part of the state and head straight for the Portland area or Pacific coastline. But one of the state’s most amazing natural wonders is hidden east of the Ochoco Mountains and as a result is usually much less crowded. The Painted Hills form a colorful desert […]
You’ll Want To See This National Monument’s Ancient Rock Formations
The Santa Fe, New Mexico area offers a multitude of cultural and scenic attractions for RVers. One of the more scenic areas to explore is Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, located about 40 miles west of Santa Fe near the Pueblo de Cochiti, a historic pueblo of the Cochiti people. Kasha-Katuwe, or “White Cliffs” Tent […]