Reopenings: Bryce Canyon Hoodoos never fail to intrigue
By Russ and Tiña De Maris
To the Piaute, they were the "Legend People." Ages ago, men and women who acted offensively were punished for...
RVing: The joy of the unexpected
By Russ and Tiña De Maris
We find that a good part of the joy of RVing is running into the unexpected. Round the next...
Curious low-cost RV short stops in Yuma
By Julianne G. Crane
The Camel Farm is an unpretentious, highly enjoyable discovery tucked away in agricultural land south of Yuma, Arizona. This family-owned...
See the world’s smallest plane in Arizona
We asked RVtravel.com readers in issue 956, July 11, 2020, if they thought this plane was real or a non-flying movie prop.
The answer is,...
Planning ahead: Travel guides for wacky, odd and fascinating RV Short Stops
By Julianne G. Crane
During this time of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and need for social distancing, now is the perfect time to do a...
RV Short Stops: Public parks reopening gradually
By Julianne G. Crane
Most of us are ready to get back to camping, especially in our favorite public park. We yearn for the open...
To view very colorful history, visit Las Vegas’ outdoor “Neon Boneyard”
By Julianne G. Crane
The Neon Museum has assembled a singularly unique outdoor collection of amazing signs that together illustrate Las Vegas’ neon history. Since...
Trees of Mystery – Popular outdoor destination in the Redwoods
By Julianne G. Crane
Since the mid-'40s, the Trees of Mystery in northern California has been a favorite stopover for many travelers driving along U.S. Highway...
RV Short Stops – Check out world-famous ice cream in Stanley, ND
By Julianne G. Crane
As states gradually "reopen” businesses and public campgrounds, now might be a good time to start planning a family outing...
Wildflowers bloom across Texas
Texas wildflowers (Texas Highways/Don Allen)
By Julianne G. Crane
During this time of COVID-19 crisis, if you are a Snowbird needing to travel through several states...
Visit “The Unexpected” Urban Art in Fort Smith, Arkansas
By Julianne G. Crane
Since 2015, downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas, has been transforming itself with the support of a determined local community and the creativity...
Carhenge still a delight on Nebraska’s high plains
By Julianne G. Crane
If roadside attractions grab you enough to venture onto the two-lane back roads of north central Nebraska, and you happen to...
