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On this week's episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are looking at the 2015 North American Camping Report. This survey, sponsored by Kampgrounds of America, was released last week and offers an interesting (and sometimes surprising) look at campers in North America....
I'll admit it. For the last five years I have resisted every one of Jeremy's efforts to camp near our home at the Jersey Shore. It just seemed so silly to me. If I was going to go through the bother of packing up the camper, I wanted to get away. Away, away. Like, a...
On Episode #26 of RVFTA: Meet Mr. Trailerama our featured segment is an interview with Phil Noyes, the author of Trailer Travel and Trailerama. We reviewed this great coffee table book on Episode 20 of this podcast and enjoyed the book so much that we wanted to dig a...
On this episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are talking about the art of making great camp coffee. A morning ritual for so many of us at the campground, there are plenty of opinions about brewing a perfect cup! But we decided to call in an expert for his advice on...
On this special episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are traveling into the future of RVing! From the continuing retro renaissance, to the reintroduction of our National Parks, we tackle eight trends that have serious staying power. Along the way we will share...
On this episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are sharing our 10 Reasons RV Vacations are Better. In our 20 years of traveling together, we have flown on planes, stayed in hotels, and rented vacation homes. But now it's RV or Bust. We will talk about why there is...
On this episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are sharing our 4 secret ingredients for family fun. Vacationing with kids can be a bit challenging, and we want to give you some tips for keeping everyone, young old and in between, entertained, and inspired. We have...
Whether you are vacationing in a hotel, renting a house, or staying at a campground, let's face it--traveling with young children is a challenge. Even it is something you absolutely love to do, you can't possibly claim it is easy (and keep a straight face). It takes...
You can also listen to our RV Family Travel Atlas podcast: 10 Reasons RV Vacations are Better A few years ago, a great hotel deal tempted us into booking a weekend getaway with the boys. We had never stayed in a hotel with them, and we were quite worried that...
The White Mountains of New Hampshire are filled with family friendly outdoor adventure options. During our ten days there we hiked, biked, kayaked, zip-lined, and swam. But we also enjoyed two great theme parks. Our morning at Clark's Trading Post was filled with...
