An Epic RV Trip to Newfoundland, Canada (Part One)
The island of Newfoundland didn’t officially become a part of Canada until 1949, and between its independent history and its geographic isolation, it feels like a whole different world perhaps more...
Kentucky Bourbon Trail Camping: Great Campgrounds to Park Your Rig
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is more than a trail, it’s an entire region of the Bluegrass State. Travelers can explore the history and distinct flavors of local bourbons at the many distilleries that dot the region. If you plan to visit with your RV, you’ll first need to decide where to stay. The Louisville South KOA and the Elkhorn Campground are two spots that come highly recommended by Kate Dunbar.
Six Days on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail with Kate Dunbar
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is an iconic American travel destination. It is also a fantastic pick for a family-friendly RV trip. Kate Dunbar, author of The Campground Gourmet, shares her six day Kentucky Bourbon Trail itinerary with us on the RVFTA podcast. It features...
Campground Review: Reelfoot Lake State Park
Tennessee’s Reelfoot Lake State Park is a scenic spot for outdoor recreation, thanks to its location along the shores of the 15,000-acre Reelfoot Lake. Visitors come to toss in a line, to boat and paddle across the lake, and to take in the natural beauty. Two campgrounds are located in the park, offering 100 campsites.
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