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College students’ road signs aim to reduce grizzly bear traffic deaths

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By Libby Riddle  University of Montana News Service GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK – The famous Grizzly 399, also known as the “Queen of the Tetons,” was...

Explore Eastern state capitols and camp nearby

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I love exploring state capitols. Smaller state capitols offer easy‑going charm, shorter lines on guided tours, and the kind of hometown hospitality that makes...

Cold War history on display at South Dakota missile site

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If you’re a Baby Boomer, you may recall (perhaps with trepidation) those infamous drills back in school. The alarm sounds, and everyone hides under...

Discover the ‘Cape Cod of the Midwest’ and camp at one of these parks

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Charming lighthouses and dramatic bluffs. Fish boils and cherry orchards. Cape Cod? No, this unforgettable location is in the heart of the Midwest. Welcome...

Visiting Deadwood Mine and its mysterious vault. Was Geraldo Rivera here?

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By Dave Helgeson During my ghost town travels, I have found plenty of safes strewn about the rubble of old businesses, Wells Fargo express offices,...

Take a ‘Breaking Bad’ tour of Albuquerque

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By Cheri Sicard If you were a fan of the hit TV show Breaking Bad, you are going to want to check out the video...

Plan a visit to one of these amazing 2025 air shows

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OK, RVers, ready for some high‑octane thrills? An air show just may be your answer. You’re not too late! There are plenty of air shows...

Sculptures in the sagebrush turn Wyoming highway into open-air gallery

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Will an upcoming RV journey take you through central Wyoming? If you plan to travel U.S. Highway 20 between Douglas and Shoshoni, you're in...

The best interstate routes for cross-country road trips rated

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below, we join Kyle, aka the Geography King, for his countdown of the six best interstate routes for cross-country...

The ‘other Grand Canyons’ are worth a stop, too. Check these out

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By Gail Marsh While doing some research for an extended RV trip, I Googled “Grand Canyon.” I’d hoped to find information about the Grand Canyon...

Adults-only Wisconsin Dells RV resort for those 21+

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By Cheri Sicard The tourist mecca that is the city of Wisconsin Dells has a myriad of tourist experiences to offer travelers, from natural wonders...

Home run destinations: Visiting MLB stadiums and where to camp nearby

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Touring America’s iconic baseball stadiums as you travel is a grand slam for baseball-loving RVers. Plan to tailgate, attend a game, or take a...

Find 12,000-year-old pictographs at this Texas campground

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By Nanci Dixon Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site is a magical destination just east of El Paso, Texas. It's named for the rock...

Why the smartest RVers don’t always take the scenic route

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We all love a good scenic drive, right? Discovering an ideal RV scenic route can make for an unforgettable experience. For some of us,...

A truck stop makes the perfect stop, even overnight

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By Gail Marsh Perhaps you’ve been there... It’s fast approaching dinnertime. Everyone is getting a bit hangry (hungry and angry) and needing to stretch. Face...

A visit to the Cloud Museum—a private collection of vintage machinery

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It’s not what you think. When I first read about the Cloud Museum, my mind immediately harkened back to my third-grade science class. (Think:...

Where to RV for 70-degree weather every month of the year

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Wouldn’t it be nice if every stop on your RV journey came with mild days, cool nights, and little need for the A/C or...

Essential road atlas for Baja California travel

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When I first moved to Baja, Mexico, part-time a number of years back (see this book for more details), I was searching for a...

Explore America’s new 308-mile National Water Trail

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This week, the Ohio River Way was recognized as a National Water Trail. This designation marks it as one of the country’s premier paddling...

Visit the Cody Firearms Museum in the heart of Buffalo Bill Country

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Nestled in the heart of Cody, Wyoming, the Cody Firearms Museum welcomes visitors with an unparalleled collection of firearms and related artifacts. Whether you’re a...

5 weird and wacky U.S. museums to visit

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By Cheri Sicard Are you tired of the same old boring museums? Do you crave something a little more... unusual? Then buckle up, because we're...

The best Eastern U.S. railroad destinations for train lovers

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All aboard! If you love trains, you’ll love these railroad destinations! They are four of the best in the Eastern United States. Plan your...

Northeast roadside attractions and oddities to visit (at least once)

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Every now and then, we like to venture off the beaten path (aka interstates) to take a road less traveled. Often, these intentional detours...

If Death Valley was named in the winter, why is it called Death Valley?

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What’s in a name? Usually, some history blended with legend or folklore. The name "Death Valley" is no different. You may be surprised to learn...

Visit the last-remaining rotating jail in the U.S.

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Sometimes getting from here to there demands a stopover or two! If you’re traveling through Indiana on Interstate 74, plan to stop at this...

Discovering Bandelier National Monument: An amazing journey through time

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The Pueblo people (and really, all Indigenous groups) have always fascinated me. That’s why I was so excited to discover Bandelier National Monument. This...

Visiting South Dakota’s oddly wonderful Corn Palace

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At first, it seemed like an oxymoron to me: Corn Palace? As a former Iowa farm girl, I worked in cornfields. It was often...

Take an RV mini trip to Seligman, Arizona, for the best of Route 66

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A couple of weeks ago we took an RV mini vacation to Seligman, Arizona, on the longest remaining stretch of Route 66. Although it...

The top 5 Las Vegas buffets in 2025

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By Cheri Sicard I will admit, I am generally not a fan of all-you-can-eat buffets, and Las Vegas is the world capital for such establishments....

Budget European travel in a camper van

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By Cheri Sicard Have you ever dreamed of ditching the daily grind, selling everything, and hitting the open road? That's exactly what UK RVer Carly...

A whimsical and nostalgic visit to the Sock Monkey Museum

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By Cheri Sicard Have you ever felt a wave of nostalgia wash over you at the sight of a simple toy? For many, the sock...

The Midwest at its best: Visiting Canal Fulton, Ohio

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If you're an RV enthusiast who enjoys a blend of history, outdoor adventure, and small-town charm, Canal Fulton, Ohio, should be on your RVing...

RVers share their favorite state parks

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An RV blog asked readers to name their favorite state park. I was pleased to see that these state gems span across the entire...

Watch this BEFORE RVing to Glacier National Park

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By Cheri Sicard Glacier National Park. The name conjures up images of picture-perfect mountains, unbelievable wildlife, and pristine natural landscapes. It's a must-see destination that...

Borrego Springs, CA: A perfect desert oasis for RVers

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Nestled in the heart of Southern California's Anza-Borrego Desert State Park lies Borrego Springs. This hidden gem offers RVers a unique desert experience that's hard...

This app lets you read historical markers without even stopping

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By Chris Guld, GeeksOnTour.com From the Oregon Trail in Wyoming to George Washington's boyhood home in the Chesapeake, we've driven by a lot of historical...

Amazing free Texas camping

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below, free camping experts Lou and Melody of Living Our Dream Now share their favorite places for free camping...

An RVer’s guide to visiting and camping in the Adirondacks

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The Adirondack Park region in New York is a treasure trove for RV enthusiasts. It offers a blend of natural beauty, recreational activities, and...

Sequoia National Park’s incredible Crystal Cave reopens to the public

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After a four‑year hiatus, the marble‑lined passages of Crystal Cave will open again on May 23, 2025. Visitors can take advantage of the 50‑minute...

Ghost trains, Mt. Katahdin and more in wild Maine

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below, we join our readers' favorite RV travel vlogger, Traveling Robert, as he tours the wild parts of Maine,...

How 43 towering president heads ended up weathering away in a Virginia field

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Nope, I’m not talking about Mount Rushmore. If you’re an RVer with a taste for history and a penchant for quirky roadside attractions, you...

Visiting Elkhart’s RV/MH Hall of Fame—the ultimate RV museum

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Elkhart, Indiana, is known as the “RV Capital of the World.” Whether you’re a seasoned RVer or just curious about recreational vehicles, a trip to...

Camp with the ghosts at this famous California ghost town

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If you happen to RV through Southern California, have a penchant for history, and love ghost towns, Calico Ghost Town should be on your...

The hidden rocks in Montana you can play like musical instruments

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Nestled in Montana's rugged landscape lies a geological marvel that intrigues visitors: the Ringing Rocks. Located approximately 18 miles east of Butte, north of Interstate...

Dare to RV around Nevada’s 370-mile ‘Death Drive’?

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For RV travelers seeking a unique blend of natural wonders, historic sites, and the thrill of the open road, Nevada's "Death Drive" offers an...

The most unusual Midwest attractions and where to camp nearby

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Exploring the Midwest usually means a trip to the region's most popular destinations. For RV enthusiasts seeking something off the beaten path, the region...

From ancient paths to open roads, how travel keeps evolving

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Have you ever wondered how (and why) humans began traveling? Here’s what I envision for the history of travel: Caveman Grog: “I gotta’ tell you,...

Visiting Laurel Caverns, Pennsylvania’s newest state park (almost)

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Laurel Caverns, Pennsylvania's largest cave system, is on track to become the state's 125th state park and its first underground park. The Laurel Caverns Conservancy,...

Upcoming Western U.S. spring flower festivals

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What says "spring" better than flowers? How about flower festivals? If you’re ready to put snow-covered scenes behind you, consider setting your sights on...

Exploring New Mexico’s Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument

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Nestled between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument offers visitors a chance to explore unique geological formations and...
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