I'll admit it. For the last five years I have resisted every one of Jeremy's efforts to camp near our home at the Jersey Shore. It just seemed so silly to me. If I was going to go through the bother of packing up the camper, I wanted to get away. Away, away. Like, a...
Whether you are vacationing in a hotel, renting a house, or staying at a campground, let's face it--traveling with young children is a challenge. Even it is something you absolutely love to do, you can't possibly claim it is easy (and keep a straight face). It takes...
Yes, I'm an RV junkie...but I'm also a Christmas music junky. After taking that last bite of Thanksgiving turkey I dust off my albums and crank up the tunes. Are you throwing a Christmas party this year? Or just looking for some new sounds to help you celebrate the...
In this week's special podcast, we discuss one of our favorite RV destinations--Cape Cod. The episode includes a review of Atlantic Oaks Campground, best picks for amazing lobster rolls, and great family activities. Homemade donuts, a great state park, and more in...
This article originally appeared in the Jayco Journal. With over 120 miles of hiking trails on Mount Desert Island, you could visit Acadia National Park many times over and never walk the same path twice. After three visits to Acadia (two of them with young kids in...
This post originally appeared on The Jayco Journal. On our last trip to the MidCoast region of Maine, we explored Camden, Rockland, Lincolnville, and Boothbay. This time we ventured a bit farther north to Belfast. Boy, are we glad we did... Over the last four years,...
Last time we were visiting MidCoast Maine, we stayed at Camden Hills State Park and found ourselves driving south on many days, exploring Camden, Rockland, Bath, and Boothbay. One afternoon, after a very busy day, we decided to take a drive to the north. To be honest,...
One of the wonderful surprises that Cape Cod offered us on our first visit was the great diversity of landscape. I think we expected to see beautiful beaches and dunes and not much else. However the kettle ponds, bay inlets, marshes, and wild National Seashore...
If you have been a reader of this blog for some time then you know downtowns are a bit tricky for us. We love local culture and enjoy exploring the bookstores, galleries, coffee shops, and restaurants of an area. However, our boys have never been stroller junkies and...
It was our fourth glittering summer morning on Cape Cod and I was brewing up a pot of coffee from Beanstock Roasters, whose headquarters was located about a mile up the bike path from our campground. We were almost out of beans and I was considering pedaling over to...
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