Of all of America’s highways and byways, Route 66 is arguably the most iconic and historic in the United States. The 2,500 mile road originated in Chicago, Illinois and ran southwest to Santa Monica, California. The original route, once known as America’s Main Street as well as The Mother Road, was decommissioned in 1985 and turned into a modern interstate, but that doesn’t mean you can’t recreate this classic American road trip of the American West on your own. Route 66 is still riddled with adventure. Discover quirky stops, off the beaten path gems, iconic museum’s, folk art, RV…

  This summer, make your way across the open road on a classic RV road trip to one (or all!) of these iconic American destinations. Load up your rig with your film camera, favorite summer read and road maps, then embark on the trip of a lifetime. From the desert southwest to New England, the California coast and Route 66, these dreamy road trip circuits have something for everyone.     BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY  RV through 500 miles of gorgeous country with the Appalachian Mountains as your backdrop on this scenic byway that traverses through Virginia and North Carolina. Along…

  Looking for an epic road trip adventure outside of the United States? The terrain of our neighbor to the North is calling all road warriors! With summer upon us, this season is the best time of year to explore Canada on your next RV destination. From Ontario to British Columbia, Alberta to Newfoundland, there is a spot for every type of motorhome enthusiast. Discover all this stunning country has to offer right from your home on wheels.   EMERALD LAKE IN YOHO NATIONAL PARK | BANFF Emerald Lake is the largest body of water of Yoho’s 61 ponds and…

  We’ve taken you from Steamboat Springs to Winter Park in our Ultimate Road Trip Guide to Colorado Part I. In Part II, we’ll explore a larger chunk of land, the eclectic southern corners of the state. From Glenwood Springs to Great Sand Dunes National Park and a ride over to Durango, we’re going to go ahead and coin what we believe should be the snowy states new tag line, “Colorado: An RVers Road Trip Paradise,” because it is, and it’s yours for the taking. Check out the epic route below.     A QUICK LOOK: WINTER PARK TO COLORADO…

  Epic winding mountain roads, breathtaking scenic views, and miles of untouched wilderness that is so overwhelmingly beautiful it makes you want to stick your face in the dirt and cry… this is Colorado. The Rocky Mountain state is an explorers dream, an adventure enthusiasts Valhalla. We cannot possibly cover the entire state in a few posts, so today we’re bringing you our Ultimate Road Trip Guide to Colorado Part I: Steamboat Springs to Denver. We dive into where to find natural hot springs, the best RV campgrounds, as well as where to eat and hike along this awe-inspiring route….

  We brought you The Ultimate Road Trip Guide to Joshua Tree Part I, where we explored the dreamy, insider destinations throughout this quaint town. Today we’re bringing you Part II, which focuses on the secret gems of Joshua Tree National Park and everything you need to know while exploring this beautiful, and recently re-opened national treasure. Check out hiking trails, attractions and campsites below!     MOST FRIENDLY SPOTS FOR CLASS A AND LARGE CLASS C RV’S These campgrounds are designed for larger RVs. With ample space and sites, you’ll be able to enjoy Joshua Tree National Park in…

  Southern California is a land of enchantment. There is an alluring oasis where the Colorado and Mojave desert meet, full of outdoor adventure, stunning vistas and artistry. If you haven’t already guessed, we’re talking about the iconic town known as Joshua Tree. On our recent road trip we discovered the Top RV Campgrounds, the Best Places to Dine, which art installations to check out and so much more. Below we’ve given you all the details on where to go in Joshua Tree. There’s even a goat hike involved! Enjoy our ultimate road trip guide below.   Goat Hike at…

  On Monday we brought you The Ultimate RVer’s Travel Guide to New Mexico Part I, with dreamy, vintage film photography from White Sands, Sandia Peak and Albuquerque. The guide included our favorite spots to eat, park the RV, play and repeat. Are you ready for part II? Below is our second installment of the road trip guide to our favorite state, which features Taos, Jemez Springs and Santa Fe. We have a feeling you’re going to like what you see. From the new interactive art museum Meow Wolf to a ten-mile hike that opens up to drool-worthy hot springs,…

  There is a state in the contiguous United States that is highly underrated. A land of enchantment, culture, natural hot springs, stunning vistas and undeniably good weather, New Mexico is the hidden gem of our country. In fact, writing about it almost feels like we’re giving away a well-kept secret. If you’re an explorer who desires terrain that is crowd free and so beautiful it makes you want to stick your head in the dirt and cry, the southwest is for you. We took our Winnebago Fuse for a five day road trip from White Sands, New Mexico, up…

  Want to escape to a luxurious and relaxing place surrounded by dreamy pastel colors, emerald waters and heavenly cuisines? Are you skeptical if this spot even exists? Earlier this week we brought you our Port St. Lucie to Miami Road Trip Guide Part I, so now on to part II, only this time we’re highlighting those incredibly unique locations in Miami that are ideal for your next anniversary, birthday or romantic weekend getaway. Come enjoy the luxury that awaits! Every RVer knows that long drives can often lead to muscle discomfort and back pains. If you don’t have a special…