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The common trajectory for RVers is to start small, say with a pop up camper, and then move up into larger trailers or motorhomes. However, we've noticed a trend emerging over the past few years amongst our fellow campers: downsizing your RV. More and more folks are...
No matter who you are or where you live in the United States, Yosemite National Park is probably on your travel bucket list. It's an iconic American destination, and we are so excited that Joe and Kait Russo came on the podcast to review Upper Pines Campground for our...
We recently returned from our first international RV trip to Nova Scotia, Canada, and are excited to share the details of our amazing trip. We learned a lot about our neighboring country in just a short couple of weeks, but before we dive in, there's something very...
Let's get this part out of the way from the very beginning: Graves Island Provincial Park in Nova Scotia is one of our very favorite campgrounds of all time. In fact, we are getting a little sad looking at the pictures because we can't just click our heels and return...
Let's be honest. Tow capacity is a pretty important topic to talk about when RV shopping. It's also the topic that seems to generate the most controversy in RV forums and Facebook groups. So why does every question about matching trucks to trailers seem to devolve...
Also known as "The Little Switzerland of America", Wallowa Lake State Park is an Oregonian gem that Shellie Bailey-Shah from Kidtripster.com was kind enough to share with the RVFTA community. Wallowa Lake State Park may be a little bit of a haul for many folks in the...
When we decided to develop a podcast episode about the life of a digital nomad, we knew who to call for an interview. David Blackmon, CEO of WP Zone, has been living the digital nomad dream for a few years now. We first met when we hired him to completely redesign our...
Deer Run RV Park is located in Troy, Alabama, about 100 miles north of Destin, Florida, two hours west of Atlanta, and 150 miles south of Birmingham. The campground is located right on HWY US 231, which is a popular road for campers making their way through the area....
Summer is officially here and many of us are hitching up and heading out to our favorite campgrounds and national parks. Time spent together hiking, swimming, and relaxing around the campfire can be magical and create lasting memories. But "we" aren't the only ones...
The 1000 Islands/Ivy Lea KOA is located in Ontario on the Canadian side of the St. Lawrence River and puts you right in the heart of the most popular regional attractions. On this Campground of the Week episode, Melissa and Matthew Kellas rave about their stay at this...
