Virginia is paradise for any outdoor enthusiast with opportunities for hiking, kayaking, boondocking, or for just sitting outdoors and enjoying the beauty of your surroundings. From crystal-clear waters of Devil’s Bathtub to stunning rock formations at Natural Bridge State Park, see wild ponies at Grayson Highlands State Park, and hike the rugged trails at Shenandoah National Park.

We traveled through breathtaking landscapes, visiting iconic sites and exploring some of the country’s most stunning national parks. Many adventures were experienced at on our 27-day journey viewing the dunes at White Sands National Park, seeing the ancient dwellings at Mesa Verde National Park, descending the caves at Mammoth Cave National Park, and standing at the top of Mount Evans in Colorado.

Imagine waking up to the rolling hills of vineyards, peaceful farms, churches, and small-town businesses. Harvest Hosts offers a unique membership program that allows RV travelers to camp overnight at wineries, farms, breweries, churches, or businesses across the United States for a low annual fee.

Planning a month-long road trip across the United States can be so exciting, but it takes a lot of careful preparation to make it both fun and budget friendly. Once you have your travel goals in mind, mapping out your route becomes easier, giving you the opportunity to pinpoint must-see destinations along the way.

Whether you are camping for a couple nights or a whole month on rugged terrain or beautiful secluded beaches, it requires planning ahead to make sure you have essential items to make your boondocking experience more enjoyable and safer.

While Las Vegas is known for its vibrant nightlife and casinos, the city also has numerous things to do that are family friendly. You can find things to do from adventure, shows, shopping, exploring the venues in each hotel, trying new foods and much more. This guide will show you what you can do if you have only one day in Las Vegas with kids.

The best way to shower when traveling in a campervan is to use a portable solar shower bag. This is an easy way to quickly wash off sand and dirt before entering your camper

FREE boondocking locations throughout Utah. With so much to explore in Utah this guide will help you find that perfect camping spot.

Traveling solo with kids can be an adventurous experience with endless opportunities for exploration and bonding as a family. Although these experiences make the trip enjoyable, it is also crucial to plan ahead to make sure you have necessary items for comfort and safety.

Traveling with a larger family means less extravagant trips and the focus will be on smaller vacations that still allow us to create some amazing memories as a family. To save money we often have to prioritize budget friendly accommodations and find free or low-cost activities that still provide us with adventure and new experiences.

Very simple guide for quick and easy camping meals that only require a campstove. This post contains a food list and cooking supplies list.