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Cape Charles, Virginia is a sleepy little town on the northern side of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. The region has all the beauty of the Eastern Shore region without the crowds, noise, and traffic of the bustling Virginia Beach area. We've now spent two week-long...
Interested in camping in Shenandoah National Park? Well, you should be! Whether you are an RV owner, a tent camper, or a cabin lover, Shenandoah National Park has a great campground for you. There are terrific options both outside of the park and inside of the park....
The Eastern Shore of Virginia and Maryland has no shortage of great campgrounds. The Chincoteague Island KOA Resort is the new kid on the block that will be a hit with folks who appreciate resort-style amenities. Located just minutes from the Chincoteague National...
The Cavendish area of Prince Edward Island is filled with all the touristy trappings of a summer beach resort: mini golf, roadside amusement parks, and crowded beaches. There’s also a whole lot of Anne of Green Gables-themed sites, as Cavendish was the inspiration for...
Venture into the depths of the world's longest known cave system...and then venture above ground to one of the delightful campgrounds located near Mammoth Cave National Park. Mammoth Cave is a popular destination, attracting over 650,000 visitors per year. If you're...
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start to the summer season, and we definitely kicked it off right this year at the Jellystone Mill Run in Western Pennsylvania. We've been to some of the best Jellystone campgrounds in the country, and Mill Run zoomed to the top...
Niagara Falls is an iconic destination that every RVer should put on their travel bucket list. So we asked Kerri Cox from Travels with Birdy to share with us where to camp and what to do...when visiting both the American and Canadian Falls. She and her family planned...
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...
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...
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....
