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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...
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...
Over the years, we've heard one family after another talk about a magical little campground in De Smet, South Dakota: The Ingalls Homestead. Realizing that this location is such a road trip highlight for so many visitors, we wanted to share a review on the Campground...
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...
Glacier National Park is one of the most iconic travel destinations in the United States. And St. Mary/East Glacier KOA may be the best base camp for exploring the east side of the national park. Before we dive further into the campground review, it's important for...
On this Campground of the Week episode, our Colorado correspondent Scott Elias takes us to the peaceful and scenic Mueller State Park in Divide, Colorado. Mueller State Park Campground Details Mueller State Park about 45 minutes west of Colorado Springs and about two...
Cody, Wyoming was not originally planned as a stop on Kate Dunbar's 2017 epic RV journey, but a change of plans ended up bringing the family to one of their favorite stops of the journey. The Cody KOA was the perfect basecamp for exploring the area's activities, food,...
Utah has so many amazing national and state parks, and the best Dead Horse Point State Park, just about 20 miles from Canyonlands National Park. Staying at Dead Horse Point State Park is a two-for-one opportunity since you get to enjoy the on-site hiking, biking, and...
For the 100th episode of the Campground of the Week Podcast, we decided to look back and share the 10 most popular campground reviews from the show. When we looked back at the download numbers, the top reviews were a great mix of resort, national parks, and state...
The Crescent City/Redwoods KOA is the perfect basecamp to park your rig while exploring the Redwood National and State Parks. Located just minutes away from Crescent City, there is an old growth redwood grove on the campground property. We stayed at this KOA while...
