Nothing is more fun than spooking adventures and exploring ghost towns in California! They have something for everyone, whether it’s exploring the haunted hallways of an abandoned building, visiting their historical museums, or discovering creations left by modern artists. California has, by some estimates, more than 275 ghost towns that weren’t able …
Nakedness isn’t new. It’s been around since the dawn of—well—life itself. And it’s far from disappearing. In fact, naked camping, or ‘naturist’ camping has recently grown in popularity, fostered by it’s promotion on social media pages with hashtags like #freethenipple. Some call it a form of hedonism while others say that …
Camping is a lot of fun, but it’s even better when it’s free, especially in the beautiful mountains of Colorado. This state is home to The Rocky Mountains, Gunnison, and Great Sand Dunes National Parks, as well as countless outdoor activities. It makes Colorado one of the best places to …
With a fascinating history that dates back over 100 years, tons of oceanic wildlife, and one of the most unique shorelines on the planet, Glass Beach in California has a lot to offer visitors. Whether you’re going to hunt along it’s multi-colored sand for beautiful pieces of sea glass, or …
Are you trying to find the best RV Parks in Port Aransas? Look no further! This beautiful beach town features some of the most gorgeous sandy shores in Texas. Along with an endless selection of outdoor activities and year-round festivals and events, it’s no wonder Port Aransas is one of …
KOA Campgrounds (aka Kampgrounds of America) have been around since 1962. That’s when the first one opened in Billings, MT and started charging RVers $1.75/night! A lot has changed since then — both in terms of campground pricing and the number of KOA campgrounds. Since its humble beginnings in Billings, KOA …
It goes by many phrases: ‘dispersed camping’, ‘dry camping’, and ‘boondocking’—to name a few. In my opinion, it’s the best way to enjoy nature while RV camping. Dispersed campsites are on public lands throughout the U.S. and include, BLM and Forest Service land. They allow you to escape crowded RV …
Yosemite National Park has been a popular travel destination since John Muir, “The Father of National Parks”, helped establish it in 1906. Due to it’s popularity, RV camping in Yosemite can be difficult. It’s expensive, crowded, and requires you to make a reservation up to six months in advance. Fortunately, there’s …
If you ask a veteran RVer where they love to camp, their answer will more than likely be a national park. They are famous for their fantastic scenery, diverse wildlife, and in-depth information regarding America’s rich history. There’s over 400 amazing national parks in the country, and with that list …
You’re planning your next road trip using your RV road trip planner, and you want to know: What are the best scenic routes in America? As I’ve traveled around the United States some of my favorite moments have been driving scenic routes. They’re better than interstates for many reasons, including: …
