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Luxury RV resorts and glamping experiences have totally changed the way I look at camping. Gone are the days of roughing it on bumpy sleeping pads and smoky fire pits. Now you can soak up the best of the outdoors without giving up comfort or style. If you’ve ever wanted to enjoy nature but also … Read more
Scenic RV camping is one of my favorite ways to truly experience the great outdoors. Summer brings some of the best opportunities to roll the windows down, let the breeze in, and soak in beautiful landscapes at your own pace. I’ve gathered my top five scenic RV camping routes that offer incredible views, iconic campgrounds, … Read more
Starting any memorable road trip begins with proper prep, and our first move was staying put at Carson RV Resort close to our house. This genius move made packing way less stressful because we dodged the extra 10-mile drive to the RV storage. You know what they say, packing well sets the tone for the … Read more
RV travel during the day offers wide-open roads and good visibility, but it also presents certain dangers that can catch travelers off guard. I have experienced many challenges on the road, and I have learned that awareness and proper planning help me avoid many risks that might otherwise lead to serious consequences. This article breaks … Read more
Campground site lock fees have become a common practice as many campsites now offer the option to secure your reserved spot with an extra charge. With the booming RV industry, a growing number of campgrounds have started to add a fee—usually between $10 and $25—that guarantees your site remains set aside for you. This added … Read more
I have spent a good deal of time checking out Harvest Hosts and its offerings for RVers like me. My experiences show that Harvest Hosts goes beyond typical campgrounds by connecting RV travelers with wineries, farms, museums, and other venues to stay overnight and sample local specialties. In this article, I explain what Harvest Hosts … Read more
Every time I set foot in the Black Hills of South Dakota, I feel like I’ve stepped into a natural wonderland that’s got a piece of magic all its own. Nestled in the western part of the state, this area isn’t just about the incredible views, it’s got a little bit of everything – history, … Read more
KOA, or Kampgrounds of America, isn’t just another network of campgrounds. Picture this: a vast web of privately-owned campsites stretching across the U.S. and Canada. It’s where you park your RV, pitch a tent, or settle into a cozy cabin. But KOA is more than a parking spot or a place to sleep. It’s an … Read more
Camping in the USA isn’t just about pitching a tent; it’s a unique cultural experience that combines adventure with tranquility. From rugged mountains to tranquil beaches, the diversity of landscapes offers countless spots to explore. This vast range of choices turns camping in the US into an irresistible pursuit for both locals and adventurers from … Read more
Winter camping in national parks offers a different kind of magic that summer just can’t match. When the snow blankets the ground and the air feels crisp, everything takes on a serene tone. The best part? Far fewer people to share it with. This means less hassle and a more intimate experience with the natural … Read more