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Anyone that's been hanging around The RV Atlas headquarters for awhile knows that Jeremy is a campground coffee freak. It wasn't always that way, though. In fact, he had never had a cup of coffee in his life before getting hooked at an AP English convention in his...
Sioux Falls Jellystone Park was our very first campground stop on our trip through South Dakota this past summer. It's located directly off of I-90 right over the border between Minnesota and South Dakota. Since we were only staying for one night, it was perfect that...
Learning to cook has been an exciting and stressful process for me. Cooking is exciting when the food comes out good and Stephanie and the boys enjoy it. But it is stressful when I spend good money on food and precious time cooking and it comes out tasting...
On this week's RV Family Travel Atlas podcast Jeremy and Stephanie are going Forest Bathing, and sharing expert tips from author and nature and forest therapy guide Melanie Choukas-Bradley about how to engage in this meditative practice. Forest Bathing? Say wha? Its a...
Is there anything more iconic than a family trip to Mount Rushmore? Probably not, so this past summer we decided to check it off our bucket list. We had an amazing visit to this destination, but not everyone has the same positive experience. In fact, we've spoken to...
Rafter J Bar Ranch is just minutes away from Mount Rushmore, and the perfect basecamp for your trip to the Black Hills region. In fact, it's now one of our favorite campgrounds ever. And we've stayed at our fair share. What makes Rafter J so very, very special? It has...
The 2019 Jayco lineup, both towable and motorized, is the most varied and creative that we have seen in the last few years. The 2019 model year units also demonstrate that Jayco's product managers have been increasingly responsive to consumer feedback. They are...
Even though we are officailly RV nuts, we've experienced our fair share of campground cabin rentals over the last eight years. The truth of the matter? It’s not always practical or economical to travel with our RV. We've gotten more comfortable deciding on a cabin...
Not all RV shows are created equal. Small shows organized by a handful of dealers or even larger regional shows owned and organized by companies like GS Media and Events are absolutely worth attending. But there is a reason why RV shoppers from across the country...
Our 2018 Fall RV Gear Guide wraps up this season of the RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, and celebrates our 200th podcast episode. And what a perfect way to do that. Our gear guides have been one of our most popular types of episodes, so there's no better way to...
