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...
9 Tips for RV Travel with Teens and Tweens
Family travel is not always easy. But we so believe that it is always worth it. This goes for the challenges of camping with babies, or the unique hurdles of RV travel with teens and tweens who might have a very long list of things they would rather do with their...
Fort Wilderness vs. Wilderness Lodge
Disney's Fort Wilderness Campground Resort holds a magical spot in many RVers' minds as THE ultimate campground destination. Its reputation transcends almost any other campground in America. But, what if you want to go to Walt Disney World Resort without a camper in...
The Ins and Outs of RV Rentals
The RV rental market is bigger than ever, so we want to share all the things you need to know about renting an RV. Why might you want to rent an RV? What are your different options for RV rentals? And what do you need to know to have a successful RV rental experience?...
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Campground Review: Twin Mountain KOA, New Hampshire
After spending six nights at the Woodstock/Lincoln KOA in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and thoroughly exploring Franconia Notch, we were just not ready to leave the Granite State. For every family friendly activity or outdoor adventure that we completed, we...
Casual Eats and Yummy Treats: Road Food in the White Mountains, NH
If you have been following our adventures for awhile now, you know that we love a good road food joint. When you have young children, there is one rule of dining: In and out, and nobody gets hurt. Since we don't eat out a ton when we are RVing, it is important to us...
Christmas Tunes and Yule Log Flumes:Santa’s Village, Jefferson NH
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...
The Kancamagus Highway, White Mountain National Forest
The Kancamagus Highway, better known as the Kanc, is a 34.5 mile stretch of road that runs through the White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire. We had heard from some folks that it was a lovely drive, but honestly it wasn't at the top of our list of things to...
Blaster Boats and Old Goats: Clark’s Trading Post, Lincoln NH
During our ten days of hiking, swimming, and kayaking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire we found it surprisingly easy to avoid crowds. In fact, our family often found itself alone while exploring lakes, rivers, and trails. These places were not off the beaten...
Two Hikes and a Swim: Artist’s Bluff, Bald Mountain, and Echo Lake (Franconia State Park, New Hampshire)
On our second day in Franconia Notch, we were excited to see more of the mountains. However, we also knew we had to take it a little easy with the kids since the day before had been relatively long and physically demanding for our three young children. This is a...
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