You can have a ton of fun with your family seeing exotic animals in sanctuaries. Animal sanctuaries exist to protect …
How to Choose Your Perfect Campground
Choosing a campground will be one of the first things you do when starting to plan an RV roadtrip. Factors …
5 Less-Crowded Places to Camp This 4th of July
Hands down, the 4th of July is the busiest camping day of the year. There are so many wonderful, historic …
5 Destinations Perfect for Kicking Off Camping Season
Memorial Day is right around the corner and you know what that means! Camping season is about to officially kick …
Get Your Pics on Route 66 – Western New Mexico
The stretch of Route 66 that runs through Western New Mexico features a variety of landscapes and landmarks, giving you plenty to see and do while traveling along. From the Rio Puerco Bridge to the historic city of Gallup, this portion of the Mother Road is certainly worth seeing.
Get Your Pics on Route 66 – Central New Mexico
The stretch of Route 66 that goes through Central New Mexico follows the road’s original path. This means you get to see a lot of the historical route’s sightings that date all the way back to 1926.
Flying High on the 4th of July in Wyoming
Wyoming is big, wide-open, has beautifully varied scenery and is America’s most sparsely populated state. Despite the sparseness, Wyoming locals …
Get Your Pics on Route 66 – Eastern New Mexico
This stretch of Route 66 from Glenrio to Santa Rosa takes you through Eastern New Mexico, providing views of historical motels, souvenir shops, and restaurants from a bygone era.
Honeymooning in an RV
It’s been said that for relationships to thrive, they need to move forward. So, what better way to start a …
Five Tourist Traps that Aren’t Bad to Get Trapped In
Tourist traps are part of America’s road culture. Since people have been traveling cross-country in their vehicles (particularly the 1950s), …