Campground Review: Assateague State Park in Maryland
Assateague State Park is Maryland’s only oceanfront State Park, located south of Ocean City and north of Chincoteague Island. It's also one of our very favorite campgrounds in the country. Our...
Fins Up! Our Visit to Camp Margaritaville Pigeon Forge
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is surrounded by a wide variety of camping options for RV owners. But none of them are quite like Camp Margaritaville RV Resort and Lodge in Pigeon Forge. This exciting new property seamlessly combines the best aspects of a luxury...
Campground Review: Jellystone Park South Jersey
Yogi Bear is back in New Jersey! Thankfully he has found a terrific place to set up camp and steal some pic-a-nic baskets. Jellystone Park South Jersey is located in Williamstown, New Jersey, less than an hour away from Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware. The park...
Campspot’s 10 Best Fall Camping Destinations
Where are the best fall camping destinations in the country? We asked our friends at Campspot to come on The RV Atlas podcast this week and share their top picks. They came up with an eclectic list of the 10 best fall camping destinations in the country. To listen to...
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Underrated Camping Destinations: Virginia
Why do we think that Virginia is an underrated state for RV travel? A lot of its awesomeness gets overshadowed by the neighboring states. And yet, there are so many Virginia camping destinations that should be on your list!
Virginia serves up mountains, beaches, charming small towns, and one really cool city to explore (we’re cheating and counting Washington D.C.). If Virginia has flown under your radar, check out our list of great destinations to explore.
Underrated Camping Destinations: Michigan
Michigan might not be the first state that comes to mind as a great RVing destination, but we think it’s utterly underrated. There’s so much to explore in the the Great Lakes State. Check out this list of great Michigan camping destinations to see why Michigan deserves to move a few spots up on your bucket list.
Underrated Camping Destinations: New York State
New York may be the single most underrated state in American for RV travel. It is astoundingly beautiful, and it truly has it all! You have waterfalls, lakes, rivers, mountains, the greatest city in the world, and the Atlantic Ocean. This week’s post will all focus on underrated camping destinations. Today, we’re kicking it off by telling you why New York deserves a top rating on your camping list.
Zion River Resort near Zion National Park
If you are heading to Zion National Park and want a private RV park with all of the natural beauty of a public park, Zion River Resort RV Park in Virgin, UT, just might be the one for you. Not only will you find stunning views of the red rock landscape, you also get full hookups at your well-maintained site. Plus great amenities and easy access to Zion!
Watchman Campground in Zion National Park
Zion National Park is a dreamy destination, but will you find a dreamy campground in the park? Yes, you will. Watchman Campground is a phenomenal choice. Since it’s located right in Zion, it is super convenient. Plus, it offers great amenities and stunning views.
Planning a Camping Trip to Zion National Park
Zion National Park is one of those magical places that people describe as a spiritual experience. The stunning beauty is just unmatched, with deep canyons, red rock formations, and unbelievable ranges of colors. Plus, this national park is pretty accessible, meaning you don’t have to put a ton of time into planning in order to enjoy it.
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