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...
As December comes to a close, it's time to close the book on 2018 and look ahead to the new year...or maybe not. For us, the new year is the perfect time to reflect back and celebrate the amazing experiences we had together as a family. The highlights reel, of course,...
Have you tried the new Cook-It-All by Lodge Cast Iron? Our very first attempt at campfire cooking with the Cook-It-All was making Sausage and Peppers for a campground potluck dinner. Thankfully the dish turned out perfectly. We share all the details on the episode....
Tis the season to be merry and bright...and to find some great RV and camping holiday gifts for our loved ones! And Tis the Season for The RV Atlas's Holiday Gift Guide 2018. We've got some fun new finds that we've enjoyed using over the course of the last year or so....
The RVIA estimates that over 60% of RVers travel with their pets. We get questions about RVing with dogs all the time. So we are diving in to tips, safety talk, and gear recommendations for traveling with your furry friends. Some of you may already have dogs, but are...
Last fall we did something completely unnecessary and bought a 22 year old camper for $1,000 off Facebook Marketplace. Well, we are finally done with the pop up camper remodel and so excited to share the details! If you don't know the whole Penny the Pop Up story, you...
We have tested a lot of gear of the last few years of podcasting. A lot. Hundreds and hundreds of items have appeared on our gear and gift guides since 2015. So we decided it was time to open up the RVFTA Gear Hall of Fame. Over the course of the last podcast season,...
We've been interested in RV solar power since we bought our first travel trailer. The idea of enjoying all the creature comforts of the RV without being plugged into shore power is a pretty sweet concept. But every time we started to do a little research, we gave up...
A couple of weeks ago, we hightailed out of the snowy northeast and headed towards warmer weather in Texas. Now we know that Texas isn't known as a famous spring break destination. But, guess what? It should be. From feasting on delicious gas station tacos to...
For our very first visit to the Hill Country region of Texas, we stayed at Jellystone Park Hill Country and absolutely loved it. Hill Country is actually a pretty big area, and we wanted to squeeze a lot into our brief 5-day visit. Jellystone Park Hill Country ended...
The RV Atlas has worked with many of the most iconic brands in the outdoor industry. Here is a select list of our past and present sponsors and industry partners.
