COE Campgrounds: All About U.S. Army Core of Engineer Campgrounds
Do you enjoy beautiful campsites at budget prices? If so, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campsite might be perfect for you. Where do these COE campgrounds come from, and how can you find the best COE campgrounds near you?
Campground #128 Crossing Creeks RV Resort and Spa in Georgia
Crossing Creeks RV Resort and Spa is located in the beautiful northeast region of Georgia. It's a wonderful example of the latest trend in the industry: campgrounds that actually offer the guest experience and level of amenities that are found in true resorts. From...
RVFTA #189: More Food and Packing Tips for the Weekend Warrior
We all love our epic summer RV trips, but the truth is, most of us are RV weekend warriors. We're squeezing in as much campground time as possible in between work, family commitments, sports, and other activities. Maybe that's why our previous weekend warrior content...
Campground #127 San Francisco North/ Petaluma KOA in Petaluma, California
The San Francisco North/ Petaluma KOA is nestled in Sonoma County, right off Highway 101 in Northern California. It's about 40 miles (35 minutes) north of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge and 40 miles (35 minutes) west of Napa Valley Wine Country. The...
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Mt. Tom, Vermont (or the day that the “Precipice Trail” seemed like a great option for kids and baby)
When I went to talk to the Ranger about climbing Mount Tom, he took one look at our merry band of pirates and decided that wide paths and gentle upgrades were the way to go. As he highlighted a route to the summit, he specifically told me to stay away from the...
Camper Wesley: Rookie Stats Have Been Calculated!
At a mere four months old, our little camper has racked up some serious traveling stats. Outdoor enthusiasts, let's play a game...Can you beat Wesley's numbers? Total states visited: 6 Total National Parks Visited: 3 Total Hikes Completed (or slept through...six of...
The Perfect Al Fresco Lunch: Trap Door Bakehouse, Quechee, Vermont
When the boys were younger, say one and two years old, we considered finding restaurants with picnic tables equivalent to winning the lottery. Meals were so much more enjoyable with a little more room to breathe and a little more space for the noise to carry. Now that...
Those Magical Places (Quechee / Pine Valley KOA)
The Quechee / Pine Valley KOA in Vermont had me at hello. I had emailed the campground a couple of weeks before our visit asking for a list of family-friendly hikes, and the co-owner, Cindy, sent me a friendly email that became the blue print for our adventures. So I...
The Art of Hand Holding: Quechee Gorge, Vermont
Our visit to the Quechee Gorge was one of my favorite moments of our whole Vermont trip. The mile hike down to the bottom of the Gorge was perfect for kids and full of quiet, easy beauty for the adults. * * * Down at the bottom, heaven presented itself in the form of...
Get Ye To Church (Or At Least to a Church Blueberry Festival)
We were driving down Route 5 from our campground to downtown Brattleboro when I saw it. One of those small signs sticking out of the ground that usually announce politicians or lawn services. This one was advertising a blueberry festival at the local First United...
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