RV Travel in North American

Join us as we explore the US and Canada in our Airstream

We love to explore. Whether in the huge expanses of the western US, the winding roads through endless fields in the Midwest, or the hustle and bustle of the East Coast, and throw in the untamed nature of the Canada, we just want to see it, experience it.

RV Travel provides us with the perfect form of travel. We can bring our favorite comforts, visit remote locations without dependencies, and see the country at our pace.

Did you ever wonder why so many people own RVs? There is good reason.

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RV Travel fun facts

Scenic Byways

Did you know there are more that 1,500 Scenic Byways in the US and Canada.

Types of RV’s we’ve owned

Pop-Up, Class A Diesel Pusher, Fifth Wheel, Tear Drop, Airstream Travel Trailer (Our current)

Types of Campgrounds we love to visit

Private RV Parks, NFS Campgrounds, State, County, and City Campgrounds, Boondocking, Festival, etc…

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Read these fascinating articles written by the experts

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RV Destinations -circa 2025

Here’s a great list of RV destinations. You cannot go wrong with any of these … and we’re certain some are just a short RV roadtrip away.

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Health Benefits or RVing

This article discusses some of the health related benefits of touring the nation in an RV.

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Keeping RV Travel simple

As we plan our RV trips, some of them lasting months at a time, here are a few “Keep it Simple” principles that we follow.

  • Travel light: Bring what you need, what is necessary, and what will help you stay relatively comfortable. Leave the rest at home.
  • Stay flexible. You may night get into that ultimate destination going into the weekend, but if you can wait until Monday or Tuesday, chances are you’ll get in and with less crowds
  • Use the RVing tools. There are many planning tools for RV’ers that will provide useful information as you wander the countryside in your RV.
  • Their are “great” National, State, and Country parks that accommodate RV’s. Hint: They have a lock on some of the greatest locations.
  • Take your time – enjoy the moment.
  • Many of these tips are also consistent with both Cruise Travel and International Travel

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