Downsizing from a Family RV to a Winnebago Class B with Kerri Cox from Travels with Birdy
To buy a Class B or not to buy a Class B? That is a question many RVers have probably considered at some point. After all, #vanlife literally has its own hashtag and a sea of influencers that make it look pretty epic. However, despite the many appeals of a Class B van, they do have their drawbacks. Kerri Cox of Travels with Birdy is here to tell us all about taking the leap from a 30-foot travel trailer to a Winnebago Travato—and all of the decision making that went into the process. What are the pros and cons of buying a Class B? What else do you need to know before buying a Class B? What’s it like to transition from a travel trailer to a Class B van?
Campground Review: Finger Lakes RV Resort & Things to Do Near Seneca Lake, NY
The Finger Lakes region has long been a favorite destination for New Yorkers seeking picturesque vineyards, stunning lakes, and charming small towns. And while the area offers many beautiful state park camping options, private campgrounds and RV resorts are less...
Campground Review: Spacious Skies Woodland Hills in New York
We've explored several Spacious Skies Campgrounds over the last two years, each offering its own unique charm. Spacious Skies Woodland Hills in Austerlitz, New York, instantly became a new favorite due to its perfect blend of peaceful surroundings, great amenities,...
Beyond the 48: A Family Surf Trip to Oahu, Hawaii
This episode of our "Beyond the 48" series highlights our family surf trip to Oahu, Hawaii. Though this journey didn't involve our RV, it was a remarkable multi-generational family vacation and an experience of a lifetime. At the end of our eight-day stay, we...
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Campground Review: Finger Lakes RV Resort & Things to Do Near Seneca Lake, NY
The Finger Lakes region has long been a favorite destination for New Yorkers seeking picturesque vineyards, stunning lakes, and charming small towns. And while the area offers many beautiful state park camping options, private campgrounds and RV resorts are less...
Campground Review: Spacious Skies Woodland Hills in New York
We've explored several Spacious Skies Campgrounds over the last two years, each offering its own unique charm. Spacious Skies Woodland Hills in Austerlitz, New York, instantly became a new favorite due to its perfect blend of peaceful surroundings, great amenities,...
Beyond the 48: A Family Surf Trip to Oahu, Hawaii
This episode of our "Beyond the 48" series highlights our family surf trip to Oahu, Hawaii. Though this journey didn't involve our RV, it was a remarkable multi-generational family vacation and an experience of a lifetime. At the end of our eight-day stay, we...
12 Tips for RV Trips to Assateague State Park in Maryland
Assateague State Park is one of Maryland’s most beloved coastal camping destinations, renowned for its breathtaking beaches, roaming wild horses, and picturesque campsites. Located on the northern end of Assateague Island, just a stone’s throw away from the famous...
Discovering Jellystone Park Watts Bar Lake: Tennessee’s Newest Family Camping Gem
On this week’s podcast episode, we are excited to feature a brand new addition to the Jellystone Park family—Jellystone Park Watts Bar Lake in Tennessee. With firsthand insights from Cherolyn Chiang and Johanna Mason of the park’s marketing team, we're sharing all the...
E-Bikes at Fort Wilderness, RVing with Dogs, Buying a Used Van, Audiobooks for the Road
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