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You can also listen to our RV Family Travel Atlas podcast: 10 Reasons RV Vacations are Better A few years ago, a great hotel deal tempted us into booking a weekend getaway with the boys. We had never stayed in a hotel with them, and we were quite worried that...
We love food, but with three young kids in tow, eating while traveling can be a challenge. We have learned that roadfood is the secret to successfully enjoying a local food culture. Join us for this week's episode where we discuss our philosophy of roadfood and the...
In this week's episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we discuss the six worst things that have ever happened to us while we were traveling with our camper. We also share on the lessons learned, so maybe you can avoid the same mistakes. Our campground review focuses on...
Our friends often ask us if we really think weekend RV trips are worth the work. We tell them that getting on the road on a Friday afternoon may require some extra effort, but it is worth it every time. Why? Because of magical weekends like the one we just spent at...
On Episode 5 of Family Travel Atlas, we are sharing 8 tips for campground owners (whether they want them or not). We also discuss those short weekend trips and decide whether they are worth all the work. Our campground review this week takes us to Midcoast Maine,...
Last week on Episode 3 of the RV Family Travel Atlas, we talked about how our mornings at the campground have changed over the years. We used to feel like authentic camping days had to begin with eggs, bacon, and pancakes. But we soon realized that we liked to get out...
In this week's special podcast, we discuss one of our favorite RV destinations--Cape Cod. The episode includes a review of Atlantic Oaks Campground, best picks for amazing lobster rolls, and great family activities. Homemade donuts, a great state park, and more in...
In this week's RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, we discuss five common myths about the RV lifestyle. We also talk about some delicious alternatives to the traditional campground breakfast. What else is on the agenda? A review of the Jellystone Luray campground,...
We were perfectly happy to do nothing besides hike, bike, and eat lobster when we traveled to Acadia National Park before having children. But when we returned with kids, we branched out and explored a variety of other activities offered in the Bar Harbor area. Good...
For those first entering the RV lifestyle, the pop up camper is often a traditional first purchase. In fact, that's where we started. Owning one helped us discover the many pros and cons of pop up campers. There were things we loved...and things we didn't. Hopefully,...
