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The Magnificent Grand Canyon
The scale of Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona strains the vocabulary. A powerful and inspiring landscape, Grand Canyon overwhelms our senses through its immense size. It’s slightly ironic that the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World were all … Continue reading
Utah: Five Spectacular National Parks
Utah’s five national parks have it all. You’ll see unique soaring spires, towering pinnacles, sandstone canyons, and intricately eroded arches of sculptured stone for starters. Capitol Reef National Park Capitol Reef National Park splashes color for 100 miles from its … Continue reading
Utah: The Ultimate Road Trip
Utah is a place of unfathomable natural beauty—with its unique natural formations, colorful history, and culture, and exciting recreation opportunities—it is a state that contains the best elements of the great Mountain West and the Desert Southwest, from red rock … Continue reading
Two Iconic Symbols Merge: Vintage Airstreams & Drive-In Theater
The Shooting Star Drive-In Airstream and RV Park is the marriage of two iconic symbols of freedom and adventure on American highways. Nestled between Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon National Parks, Utah Scenic Byway 12 is located in one of … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Camping, Road Trips, RV Lifestyle, RV Parks
Tagged Airstream, Bryce Canyon National Park, camping, Capitol Reef National Park, outdoor recreation, RV park, RVing, scenic byway, Scenic Byway 12, Shooting Star Drive-In, Southwest, travel trailers, Utah, vintage trailer
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California Road Trips 2012 Focuses On Family Road Trips
It’s family road trip season and California Road Trips 2012 encourages visitors to hit the road and explore the Golden State, with this year’s focus on fun for the entire family. The newly released guide maps out special two- to … Continue reading
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Tagged boating, California, family road trips, fishing, national park, road trips, RVing, Southwest, state park
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Salton Sea State Recreation Area Faces Closure
Salton Sea State Recreation Area is slated for closure on June 30 by the state of California. The park is one of 70 falling prey to legislative and economic malaise. The Salton Sea is California’s largest lake and its surface … Continue reading
All-American Road Trips
An estimated 34.8 million Americans will take a trip of 50 miles or more this weekend, according to AAA’s annual Memorial Day travel forecast. AAA projects an increase of 1.2 percent over last year’s 34.3 million travelers over the holiday … Continue reading
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Tagged All-American roads, Arizona, El Camino Real, historic sites, Memorial Day, National Scenic Byway, New Mexico, outdoor recreation, Red Rock Country, Red Rock Scenic Byway, road trips, RVing, scenic byway, Scenic Byway 12, Sedona, Southwest, Utah
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Lake Havasu Motorcoach Resort Approved
Mohave County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a zoning use permit for a 107-space, 84-acre luxury motorcoach resort project at The Refuge Golf & Country Club in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The measure allows The Refuge golf course owners, longtime … Continue reading
An Oasis for Wildlife: Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Just a 20-minute drive outside of Sedona (Arizona), in the heart of Cottonwood, is Dead Horse Ranch State Park, a 423-acre outdoor oasis. Dead Horse Ranch is a camping mecca for nature lovers in the heart of Verde Valley. Located … Continue reading
Arizona Snowbirds Staying Longer Due to Gas Prices
Snowbirds appear to be staying longer in Casa Grande, Arizona, this winter, partially because high gas prices have kept them from moving around. According to three RV park managers in Casa Grande, located midway between Phoenix and Tucson, a number … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, camping, camping expenses, Casa Grande, historic sites, national park, RV park, RVing, Snowbird, Southwest
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