See wild burros, gunfights and a historic stretch of Route 66
By Chuck Woodbury
Do this: Drive the 22 miles or so from Oatman, Arizona, on old Route 66 east toward Kingman. It's beautiful and has...
How to fit a dog backpack
About half of RVtravel.com readers bring along one or more dogs on their trips. And for many of those readers a big part of...
The strangest road sign we’ve ever seen…
Sometimes when you're driving down the highway in your RV you get real hungry. You might get an urge for a special food...like cottage...
“Hike” Arizona state parks without leaving your RV
Imagine hiking an Arizona state park trail or visiting your campsite before you head out, giving you the chance to perfectly plan your hike...
Sleeping around: Spend the night in a Wienermobile
Most of us are perfectly comfortable sleeping in our RVs. We don't want a fancy hotel. Heck, we try to weasel out of invitations...
Visit the world’s largest prairie chicken
You never know when you're traveling from town to town when you'll run into something really big! For example, what if you were to...
Sleep inside the world’s largest beagle
Forget the RV for a night (and the cat!). Instead, sleep soundly inside the 30-foot-tall belly of the beast, er, in this case, a...
Video: Winter RVing Canadian style
Want to camp in the snow, maybe on a remote hunting trip with the guys, but can't figure out how to get your cozy,...
The world largest chicken clucks in Marietta GA
Well, this isn't the world's largest living chicken (we'll get to that later), but this is the world's largest chicken, built in 1963 in Marietta, Georgia....
The world’s largest “catsup” bottle
The world's largest "catsup" (or ketchup) bottle is a unique 170-ft. tall, 100,000-gallon water tower in Collinsville, Illinois. It was constructed in 1949 by...
Spend the night in Barbie’s dream RV
Now, this is not an opportunity that comes along every day! The only problem is you'll have to fly or drive to Mexico City...
Cross the Idaho Panhandle on the Silver Valley’s Mullan Road
By Bob Difley
The Schee-chu-umsh people lived beside an idyllic azure-blue lake surrounded by towering pines in what is now the Idaho Panhandle. Each year...