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We can't wait to end the day with this view at the Oceanside Beachfront RV Resort in Oregon! We are only days away from our bucket-list trip to the Pacific Northwest that will include visits to 3 states, 5 campgrounds, and at least 5 national and state parks. On this...
It's that time of year, and many folks are hitting the road for the summer travel season. On this episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, we are talking about some ways to stay happy and healthy while getting from point A to point B. We could all use some fresh ideas to...
On this week's episode of the RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, we are taking you to school and diving into the trending world of craft brewing. There are more and more location-based craft breweries, which offer a great chance to experience regional culture during an...
One of our favorite annual family camping traditions is visiting a variety of Yogi Bear's Camp Jellystone Parks. Jellystone campgrounds have cornered the market on family fun. So we want to share some of the things that we think they are doing right. It's important to...
For many folks buying a used pop up camper is the easiest and most affordable way to jump into the RV lifestyle. There are many reasons why a pop up camper is a great way to get your feet wet, since they are so easy to tow and super easy to store. However, the process...
Hiking 101 with Andrew Skurka As new parents, it was difficult for us to imagine how we were ever again going to enjoy outdoor adventures. Thank goodness we discovered the magic off hiking. Hiking has been the perfect family activity since we can vary the level of...
On this episode of the RV Family Travel Atlas podcast episode, we are taking a cue from our listeners and talking about a question that we get asked all the time: Should I start my own travel blog to document my RV journey? There is no easy answer to that question,...
On this podcast episode of RV Family Travel Atlas, Kate Dunbar of KatesCuriousKitchen.com gives us a fabulous trip planner for one of the most popular stretches of Route 66. Kate traveled 1,862 miles over the course of 7 days with her 1962 Shasta SC and stayed in 6...
On this episode of the RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, we are talking about our recent adventures in tent camping. Cabela's just debuted an entire line of redesigned tents and we got to try a few of them out. It has been at least ten years since we set up a tent, and...
On this episode of the RV Family Travel Atlas podcast, we are going back to the basics and talking about the classic campfire experience. Most of us crave our campfires more than any other part of RV travel, so we started to wonder...exactly what does it take to...
