13 National Parks You Can’t Reach by RV
You may dream of visiting all 63 national parks with your RV, but that task is actually impossible—or nearly impossible—for a number of national parks. In fact, you’ll find 13 national parks you can’t reach by RV, spanning Alaska, Hawaii, American Samoa, and the mainland. If you want to hit all 63 national parks, plan to park your RV and take other modes of transportation, but the efforts will pay off with big adventure.
Brand New Tips For Beating the Winterization Blues!
It's time for our fifth annual effort to beat back the winterization blues! This winter we are tapping into two European lifestyle trends that have real staying power. Our tips are based around suggestions for a winter life centered around "open air living" known as...
RV Atlas Year in Review! Our Most Downloaded Episodes
Happy New Year everyone!! We typically wrap up a year of podcasting with an episode dedicated to our travel highlights from the past year. But this year got a little complicated didn't it? We had great moments traveling, but not exactly enough to sift through them and...
Planning our Summer 2021 Trip to Yellowstone National Park
Stephanie and I have been in the thick of planning our summer 2021 camping trip to Yellowstone National Park. So we thought we would take you along for the ride on today's episode of The RV Atlas! I tend to drive Stephanie bonkers planning our big trips because I...
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Campground Review: Mazama Village Campground in Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Mazama Village Campground in Crater Lake National Park puts you close to the natural beauty of Crater Lake National Park. Oregon’s only national park is home to the nation’s deepest lake. This phenomenon was created when the volcano Mount Mazama collapsed over 7000 years ago. A massive caldera was left behind, creating Crater Lake. The waters of this generous basin are known for their incredible purity and color. The surrounding natural setting is equally as stunning.
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We all know that #Vanlife is all the rage these days. If you are on Instagram, then you're used to seeing images of impeccably remodeled vans filled with only the coolest accessories like a Chemex, Mexican serape blanket, and bikini-clad woman. What you don't see in...
Campground Review: Smithwoods RV Park in California’s Santa Cruz Mountains
For the nature lover who wants to be surrounded by mountains, trees, beaches, and streams, the Smithwoods RV Park in Felton, California, just might tick all of the boxes. Tucked under some towering Redwoods, this private campground is in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
The Lodge Cast Iron Cook-It-All: A Brand New Way to Cook Over the Campfire
This blog post and the accompanying podcast are sponsored by Lodge Cast Iron. Our opinions are always our own. Stephanie and I have always loved cooking over a fire at the campground. The crackle of the campfire and the smell of good food cooking is intoxicating....
RV Winterizing and Storage Tips with Mark Polk
It's that time of year again, when people across the country in colder climates are putting their RV babies to bed for the winter season. Knowing the basics of RV winterizing and storage is one of the most important ways for you to protect your beloved investment. So...
Campground Review: Lake Ouachita State Park near Hot Springs, Arkansas
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