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Confession time: we travel all the time and are pretty lazy about packing. We've got our system down and rarely buy special gear or equipment for our adventures. But packing for Glacier National Park demanded a bit more attention, and we're glad we put in the time and...
The phrase "bucket-list trip" is pretty overused, but it most definitely applies to Glacier National Park. This is simply one of the most awe-inspiring destinations in North America, if not the world. But if you are planning trip to Glacier National Park, you may feel...
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...
What will the campground of the future look like? How will technology and capitol investments impact the camping experience? Will all campgrounds be powered by solar? Will camping in cities and urban areas become more popular--and practical? What about "geofencing"...
I married an adventurous woman. I also married a patient woman. When we were dating (about twenty years ago) I remember Stephanie talking about wanting to visit Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Glacier, and stay in National Park lodges. We got a little sidetracked when we...
Virginia's Shenandoah National Park, which was dedicated by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1936, is an underrated gem. The national parks of the east are often overshadowed by the national parks of the west. And within the world of the east, Shenandoah is often...
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...
We cover every aspect of RV Travel here at The RV Atlas. But there is no topic that we love covering more than our National Parks. On today's episode of the podcast we invited Kid Tripster editor Shellie Bailey-Shah to share her 8 favorite National Park's for kids. To...
Fallingwater is an iconic American destination even if you aren't necessarily an architecture buff. The house is one of the publicly accessible (and probably most recognizable) Frank Lloyd Wright homes. A Fallingwater visit has been on our travel wish list for years,...
A century ago Jekyll Island was a private winter playground where many of the world’s wealthiest families came to escape the northeastern winters. Today, it’s owned by the state of Georgia and open for regular old non-millionaires to enjoy. Jekyll is a barrier island...
