Downsizing from a Family RV to a Winnebago Class B with Kerri Cox from Travels with Birdy
To buy a Class B or not to buy a Class B? That is a question many RVers have probably considered at some point. After all, #vanlife literally has its own hashtag and a sea of influencers that make it look pretty epic. However, despite the many appeals of a Class B van, they do have their drawbacks. Kerri Cox of Travels with Birdy is here to tell us all about taking the leap from a 30-foot travel trailer to a Winnebago Travato—and all of the decision making that went into the process. What are the pros and cons of buying a Class B? What else do you need to know before buying a Class B? What’s it like to transition from a travel trailer to a Class B van?
24 Tips for Being a Happy Camper in 2024 (With Phil Travaglia)
Are you a happy camper? Or do you find yourself getting cranky over some of the challenges that are related to the RV and camping lifestyle? Reservations can be hard to get--and prices for campsites have gone up--and so have the prices of RVs. There are some...
RVing With Little Kids, RV Domiciles, Overnighting at Truck Stops: Yes or No?
On this week's Q+A episode of The RV Atlas podcast we tackle three more questions (and letters) from the RV Atlas Group on Facebook. First we respond to a lovely message from Cheyenne Allen about our recent episode "12 Reasons Why You Should Take Your Kids RVing While...
French Quarter RV Resort in New Orleans: Campground Review
Did you know you can camp in the French Quarter of New Orleans? While this vibrant area is far from the typical landscape where you’d expect to find a campground, the French Quarter RV Resort is a short walk away, offering urban camping at its finest. On this week’s episode of The RV Atlas podcast we welcome Kerri Cox to share a campground review of the French Quarter RV Resort and everything you need to know about camping in the Big Easy.
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Underrated Destinations: RVing in Oregon
This post about RVing in Oregon is the latest in a series of posts and podcasts about underrated destinations for RV travel. Make sure to check out the other underrated destinations in this series including, Michigan, New York, Virginia, Arkansas, and Indiana. Most...
The Best National Forests in Each Region with Greg M. Peters
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How to Camp Responsibly on Public Land With Greg M. Peters
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Quick Tips and Delicious Recipes for Dutch Oven Cooking
Many of our fans and podcast listeners love to cook at the campground using cast iron. For some of you that might mean bringing a 10 or 12 inch skillet and making eggs or pancakes, or searing a steak. But for others, cooking at the campground means Dutch oven cooking....
The Brattleboro North KOA and Fun Things to do in Southern Vermont
The Brattleboro North KOA has been an RV Atlas favorite for over a decade. We made our first visit back in our pop up camper days. Then we returned with friends a few years later and had a blast enjoying southern Vermont. We really love this cute little campground,...
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Lakewood Camping Resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is one of the biggest RV campgrounds in the country. We are exciting to bring you a campground review since it is in Myrtle Beach, the camping capital of the East Coast (in our opinion!). Lakewood Camping Resort is more like a small town for campers. With a lazy river and waterslides, it’s nonstop fun.
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