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Ohio’s incredible Buckeye Trail could become a National Scenic Trail

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Imagine a trail that meanders over 1,400 miles, forming a loop that highlights the diverse beauty of Ohio—from the serene shores of Lake Erie...

The other ‘Niagara Falls’ you should visit and camp near

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Most RVers know about Niagara Falls along the New York and Canadian border. It's a stunning natural wonder that draws millions of visitors annually....

Free Nevada camping near Valley of Fire State Park

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below, Lou and Melody, the team behind the Living Our Dream Now YouTube channel, lets us in on a...

Popular HGTV show destinations for RVers

Gail Marsh -
Embarking on an RV adventure to visit the hometowns of your favorite HGTV (Home & Garden Television) stars is an exciting way to experience...

Three small towns in Arizona all RVers will enjoy

Gail Marsh -
I grew up near a small town, so maybe that’s why I get so much joy out of visiting them wherever I go. There’s...

Exploring California’s Highway 49 historic Gold Rush towns

Gail Marsh -
California's Gold Rush is one of the most captivating chapters in American history. Highway 49—aptly named for the "49ers" who flocked west in 1849—offers...

Why you should plan an RV adventure in Jackson, MS

Gail Marsh -
Jackson, Mississippi, is affectionately known as the "City With Soul." For a good reason—make that many good reasons! Jackson offers a rich tapestry of...

At this popular tourist attraction, ice water is hot stuff

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By Cheri Sicard If your RV travels have ever taken you anywhere even remotely (really remotely) near the town of Wall, South Dakota, you have...

7 crazy Pennsylvania roadside attractions (don’t miss #4!)

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below from the Travel Awaits You YouTube channel, we travel vicariously to what they say are the seven strangest...

Why you’ll love visiting Valentine, Nebraska

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You’ll love Valentine, Nebraska! RVers, this is what camping used to be. This small Midwest town has big-time fun and adventures for everyone! Nestled in...

Loveland, Colorado: Why it’s an RVer’s must-see

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Nestled in the heart of northern Colorado, Loveland is a welcoming haven for RVers seeking a mix of rich history, scenic beauty, and plenty...

Treasure hunting at the incredible Unclaimed Baggage Store

Gail Marsh -
If you're an RVer with a penchant for unique finds and a love of adventure, Scottsboro, Alabama, is the place for you! This town...

Discovering North Carolina’s Scottish roots

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Note: Hurricane Helene left a significant mark in North Carolina, particularly in regions rich with Scottish heritage. The storm's devastating impact disrupted local communities...

An easy way to convert kilometers to miles

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By Ron Dalby Driving to Alaska means you have to first drive through a large part of Canada, a real treat. However, Canada is a...

Arizona Museum pays homage to Navajo WWII Code Talkers

Gail Marsh -
Located in Tuba City, Arizona, the Explore Navajo Interactive Museum offers visitors an engaging and immersive experience of the rich history and culture of...

An RVer’s guide to visiting Hoover Dam and beyond

Gail Marsh -
Hoover Dam is a sight to behold, especially for RVers who can take advantage of the nearby Lake Mead area as a base for...

Driving New Mexico’s 84-mile Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway

Gail Marsh -
RVing friends have traveled to southern Arizona each winter for years. This year, they asked for suggestions of places to explore as they travel...

Discovering America’s soulful history along the Blues Highway and Mississippi Blues Trail

Gail Marsh -
Here’s your invitation to journey along the Blues Highway, also known as U.S. Highway 61. As you travel, don’t miss the Mississippi Blues Trail...

Visiting the Museum of the Weird, one of America’s last ‘dime museums’

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The Museum of the Weird is a “dime museum” located in Austin, Texas. Wondering what a “dime museum” could be? Read on! What is a...

Visiting the other Badlands, far from South Dakota

Gail Marsh -
You won’t find these Badlands in South Dakota. Nope! You’ll need to travel more than 750 miles southwest of South Dakota's Badlands to find...

Go on a mind-bending adventure at one of Santa Fe’s most popular attractions

Gail Marsh -
It’s odd and delightfully entertaining at the same time. I’m talking about Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe. Imagine walking into a...

Visiting Northern California’s fascinating albino redwoods

Gail Marsh -
Nestled within the dense and towering redwood forests of Northern California are rare and mysterious albino redwoods. These unusual "ghost trees," with their snowy white...

How to score a reservation to see Yosemite’s Firefall

Gail Marsh -
Every February, Yosemite National Park dazzles visitors with a natural phenomenon that appears as though fire cascades down the cliffs of El Capitan. This...

Texas’ first state park welcomes you to visit and camp

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Mother Neff State Park was the first official state park in Texas. In 1916, Mrs. Isabella Eleanor (Mother) Neff donated six acres of land for...

A whimsical winter adventure: The Gnome Roam in Illinois

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If you're seeking a delightful winter escapade, look no further than the Gnome Roam at Giant City State Park in Makanda, Illinois. This annual...

Wyoming’s Sinks Canyon State Park: Glacier National Park’s little sister

Gail Marsh -
Nestled near Lander, Wyoming, Sinks Canyon State Park is a breathtaking destination for RVers looking for outdoor exploration and tranquility. The park is named for...

Guess the location of this giant green olive?

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By Chuck Woodbury ROADSIDE JOURNAL Where am I? I wish I took this photo, but I didn't. It's from Google Earth. I am currently traveling by motorhome,...

Famous historic trails are essential road trip routes for RVers

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Many RVers use the "off-season" to plan their upcoming adventures. Themed travel allows you to dig deeper into topics that interest you most. Here...

Visit the best vintage car and trailer museums in the U.S.

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Here are some of our favorite places to see vintage trailers... RV/MH Hall of Fame and Museum. Elkhart, IN More trailers than cars, the RV Founders...

California’s smallest state park tells a big story

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Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles, the Watts Towers of Simon Rodia State Historic Park is tiny by most state park standards. It...

Camp near one of California’s geological wonders

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Nestled within California’s Eastern Sierra region lies a geological wonder: the strange columns of Crowley Lake. These towering formations, found along the lake's shoreline, intrigue...

Thousand Hills State Park: Missouri’s first official Dark Sky haven

Gail Marsh -
The Thousand Hills State Park in Kirksville, Missouri, has earned a stellar new designation. It’s the first site in the state to be recognized...

Famous New Mexico national monument reopens after 4 years

Gail Marsh -
The breathtaking Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in New Mexico has reopened to the public after a four-year hiatus. For RVers who winter in...

RVers, check out these Midwest Christmas markets

Gail Marsh -
Traveling to the Midwest for the holidays? In search of that unique and special gift? Perhaps you simply enjoy Christmas and love perusing booths...

Three delightful holiday small towns to visit

Gail Marsh -
The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas can become quite hectic. These three delightful holiday towns may help you unwind, slow down, and more fully...

How expensive is full-time RVing in Europe?

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By Cheri Sicard Have you ever wondered about RVing in Europe? In the video below, Andre and Lisa, of the YouTube channel of the same...

Step back in time at Love Valley, an ‘Old West’ town from the past

Gail Marsh -
Love Valley, North Carolina, is a small, one-of-a-kind town. Here, visitors are invited to step back in time to a place where cowboys roam...

The Battle of Mobile Bay: A must-visit Civil War site for RVers

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As an RV owner, you’re naturally drawn to the open road, seeking destinations that offer more than just scenic landscapes. The Battle of Mobile...

RVers charged more than $500 ‘large vehicle’ toll in express lanes

Gail Marsh -
RVers know that costs have risen and continue to rise on everything from camping fees to fuel to repairs. John Landry discovered an additional...

Bucket list short trip to Organ Pipe National Monument and Ajo, Arizona

Nanci Dixon -
I absolutely love going to national parks and monuments. Getting to see all of them is a major part of my bucket list. We...

Our experience going to Mexico for dental work

Nanci Dixon -
It is popular in the Southern border states to go to Mexico for dental work. We heard it from many RVers when we were...

Rambler Ranch: A shrine to old cars, Americana in rural Colorado

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By James Raia RV travelers in Colorado can find their way through small towns, drive across open ranges, visit national parks and sightsee in quirky...

Craighead Caverns is a must-see during your RV travels

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A recent poll in RVtravel.com asked the question “Do you enjoy visiting caves?” I, along with a large percentage of other readers, answered, “Yes,...

Glacier National Park to implement timed reservations in 2025

Chuck Woodbury -
Glacier National Park will once again implement a pilot vehicle reservation system in 2025, from June 13 to September 28, for the west side...

Olympic National Park camping for only $5 a night

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By Cheri Sicard In the video below, we travel to Washington state’s Olympic National Park with Nathan of Less Junk, More Journey, one of our...

Hiking Angel’s Landing in Zion National Park aka ‘America’s Deadliest Hike’

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By Cheri Sicard Randy from the YouTube channel America’s Parks had done a previous video two years prior to this one that proved wildly popular....

We just crossed into Mexico in our RV—and it was easy!

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By Kate Doherty After residing in the desert mountains for several weeks, we needed a change of scenery. After researching, we chose Puerto Peñasco, Sonora,...

Mark your calendars for 2024-25 Quartzsite events!

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By Cheri Sicard Are you snowbirding in Quartzsite, Arizona, this year? Then check out the video below from Rob of Travels with Dottie, which lists...

Unique museums and upcoming events to attend across the U.S.

Gail Marsh -
When you're in the mood for a unique museum experience, consider venturing beyond the traditional art and history exhibits. Here are three lesser-known museums...

My stay at Albuquerque’s most-haunted former brothel

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My recent road trip around New Mexico started in Albuquerque, where I was lucky enough to score a room at the haunted Painted Lady...
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