From saguaros and hoodoos to fern-covered canyons and massive glaciers, we have explored some of the most incredible sights the U.S. and Canada have to offer. Towing a car offers us the freedom to venture most anywhere while our motorhome remains at the RV park or campground of our choosing. We’ve explored everything from national parks and state and provincial […]
The deserts are noted for creating some of the most colorful real life art works of nature. Arizona is renowned for its spectacular sunsets and sunrises. Nowhere else in the world can claim such brilliant and colorful sunsets with vibrant colors and a dramatic landscape to match. The sun goes down in Arizona like it […]
For many living in big cities, the sad truth is that the only time they remember there are parts of America not covered in condos, big box stores, and fast-food outlets is when they’re Instagramming them from 36,000 feet. Which is also when many think to themselves, “Wow, I wish I could see all that beauty […]
The Grand Canyon may already be on your bucket list (and for good reason), but it’s fair to say that the state of Arizona has a lot more to offer than its celebrity park: It’s home to 21 National Park Service sites and 27 state parks. Arizona has a reputation for being all desert, sand, and cactus, […]
The first month of the year is one of the quietest traveling months—except for the snowbirds en route to the U.S. Sunbelt. There are scores of people who never RV in January. Many families have just come off a major holiday trip to visit family and friends during the festive season. And let’s face it, […]
National parks come in all sizes and shapes, offering nothing if not variety. One of the highlights of our snowbird lifestyle is touring national parks. National Park Service sites are a great national resource—places where nature, history, geology, art, culture, and wildlife are protected and preserved forever. From scenic to sensational, history to mystery; from […]
These eight things are just a few of the remarkable finds worth celebrating as we continue to mark the 100th birthday of the National Park Service. Tallest monument in the Western Hemisphere: Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, Missouri As the nation’s tallest monument, the Gateway Arch has welcomed visitors for fifty years with its iconic, awe-inspiring shape. […]
It’s already late-July and it feels like the summer is slipping away. Remember summer as a kid, the fun, carefree nights, and family weekend camping trips and vacations? If so far this summer you haven’t had the chance to break away, there’s still time. One of my favorite things about the RV lifestyle is the […]
The real, natural southwest captivates the imaginations of visitors fortunate enough to spend time in Tucson. Tucson is located in the Sonoran Desert, the only place in the world the majestic saguaro cactus grows. These tall and ancient cactus stand like silent sentinels in the shadows of the five mountain ranges surrounding the Tucson valley. […]
As the snow continues to pile up in the northern U.S. and Canada, thoughts not surprisingly turn to warm weather settings. Saguaro National Park in southern Arizona is a great place to explore in early spring. The saguaros are the highlight of this national park, of course. The scenery is spectacular and captures the beauty that […]