Enjoy the Ho-Ho-Holidays from the road. Whether it’s carving the Thanksgiving turkey, carving Halloween pumpkins, or presents under a real tree at your campsite; these are our Holidays on the Roads tips and tricks.
Traveling to Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire
As the holiday season ramps up, New England remains a prime destination for touring. It’s worth the low temperatures to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal in Massachusetts or sip a cup of hot cider in New Hampshire. Maine See our Regional Travel Calendar for more year-round destinations. Late fall along the Maine coast means clear air
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If you’re not traveling to see family this Thanksgiving, hosting an RV Friendsgiving is a great alternative for a stress-free celebration. For those of you staying in RV parks or campgrounds near friends, you should know how to host a Friendsgiving gathering in your RV. How Many Friends Can You Host in Your RV? First,
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Watch fireworks burst over places where America’s formative history unfolded. From Annapolis Harbor in Maryland to Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, America’s Mid-Atlantic region is dotted with historic destinations that played pivotal roles in the early days of the U.S. The locals here know how to throw big Independence Day parties on July 4, complete with star-spangled
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Locals in the Upper South welcome spring with fun-filled events that dazzle even the most jaded travelers. Go where the air is filled with the scent of blossoming flowers, succulent barbecue and the sound Southern-fried rock. RV travelers can experience Southern spring with great hospitality to boot. The following are just a few of the
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