Lodge Cast Iron: Great Camping Gear and Best Fall Recipes
Fall may very well be the best time of year for cooking at the campground. The crisp air and cool nights make it perfect for firing up your camp stove or cooking over a live fire. When October and...
How to Buy a Quality RV with Expert Mark Polk
Are you desperate to buy an RV but worried about finding a quality RV? We hear you. People are more concerned than ever about RV quality, and rightfully so. As the RV industry has exploded, prices have plummeted and workmanship has sometimes suffered. But that doesn’t...
Campground Review: Watkins Glen State Park in NY’s Finger Lakes Region
Watkins Glen State Park in the Finger Lake region of New York is known mostly for its epic waterfall trail, but did you know you can also camp in this spectacular state park? Watkins Glen offers state park camping at its best, with large, wooded campsites and tons of natural beauty. Come for the waterfalls; stay for the relaxation!
Solo Parent RV Travel: Tips from an RVFTA Expert
There are a lot of reasons why folks might be thinking about solo parent RV travel. Some parents have complicated work schedules that make it hard for the whole family to travel together. Some want to spend one on one quality time with the kids. And some are full-time...
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RV Family Travel Atlas: 5 Myths about RVing
In this week's RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, we discuss five common myths about the RV lifestyle. We also talk about some delicious alternatives to the traditional campground breakfast. What else is on the agenda? A review of the Jellystone Luray campground,...
Fantastic Family Activities Near Acadia National Park
We were perfectly happy to do nothing besides hike, bike, and eat lobster when we traveled to Acadia National Park before having children. But when we returned with kids, we branched out and explored a variety of other activities offered in the Bar Harbor area. Good...
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For those first entering the RV lifestyle, the pop up camper is often a traditional first purchase. In fact, that’s where we started. Owning one helped us discover the many pros and cons of pop up campers.
RV Family Travel Atlas: Our First Podcast!!!
We are so excited to share our first episode of RV Family Travel Atlas. In these podcasts, we will be sharing our thoughts about traveling with kids, talking about our favorite campgrounds and destinations, and answering our readers' most common questions. In this...
Great Food without the Crowds: Eating and the Quiet Side of Acadia
This summer Good Morning America named Acadia National Park “America’s Favorite Place” and people from everywhere flocked to see what the fuss was all about. We found the park much more crowded compared to our previous visits, and this led us to explore some of the...
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