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While the RV selection and buying process can be a little challenging at times, when you get to take that new rig out for its first trip, you know all the stress was worth it. That’s the experience our longtime correspondent, Kerri Cox of Travels with Birdy. Her...
Live oak trees dripping with Spanish moss and a unique antebellum history set the stage for your stay at the Mount Pleasant/Charleston KOA.The ambiance of this campground perfectly matches the romance and charm of the nearby city of Charleston. Plus, central South...
Are you are camper or a glamper? For us, it depends on the trip. We have a ton of great glamping gear to fancy up our campsite, but we certainly don't haul it all around on every single camping trip. On quick weekend getaways, we keep it as stress free and simple as...
Charleston is one of the most amazing travel destinations in the United States. There, we said it. This city and the surrounding region has something for every type of traveler. There's history, shopping, dining, and outdoor adventure. Families with young children,...
An urban campground sounds like an oxymoron, but we love exploring amazing cities in our RV. You might find more concrete than grass, skyscrapers instead of trees, and postage-stamp sized campsites. However, if you adjust your expectations, you can have a grand time...
You want the very, very best for your kids, but how often do you think about your own happiness? We've spent almost a decade camping with our kids because we believe it's so beneficial to them as tiny human beings. But us big human beings are part of this story, and...
With over 1,300 miles of coastline along the Gulf and the Atlantic and tons of lakes and rivers found in between, Florida waterfront campgrounds are some of the most popular RV destinations in the country. Jacksonville's Hanna Park, Anastasia State Park near St....
Disney World is just for the kids, right? Nope. Not even close. Disney actually offers some amazing tours, activities, events, and dining that are primarily geared toward grown up visitors. So whether you visit Disney World without any kids at all, or just manage to...
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is more than a trail, it's an entire region of the Bluegrass State. Travelers can explore the history and distinct flavors of local bourbons at the many distilleries that dot the region. If you plan to visit with your RV, you'll first need...
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is an iconic American travel destination. It is also a fantastic pick for a family-friendly RV trip. Kate Dunbar, author of The Campground Gourmet, shares her six day Kentucky Bourbon Trail itinerary with us on the RVFTA podcast. It features...
