Louise F. Cosca Regional Park, located in Clinton, Maryland, spans over 690 acres and offers a variety of recreational activities and camping facilities. Situated in Prince George’s County, this park features scenic trails, a fishing lake, picnic areas, and even an indoor nature center. Its peaceful, wooded setting makes it…
Nestled in the rolling hills of southeastern Pennsylvania, French Creek State Park Campground offers a peaceful retreat just an hour outside of Philadelphia—perfect for a weekend getaway or a longer stay. At 7,730 acres, it’s the largest block of contiguous forest between Washington, D.C., and New York City, making it…
Nestled along the stunning Oregon Coast, Lincoln City is a charming destination known for its windswept beaches, rugged cliffs, and vibrant local culture. Whether you’re drawn to tidepool adventures, scenic hikes, or quirky roadside attractions, this coastal town has something for everyone. From exploring hidden gems to indulging in fresh…
We kicked off the new year with a different kind of trip—one without the RV! Since we had come home for the holidays in December, it worked out perfectly to leave our animals at home base, which is also where our pet sitter lives. A few years ago, my dad…
When we pulled into Norris Dam State Park near Knoxville, Tennessee, we were ready for two weeks of a little bit of everything—exploring, relaxing, and just living the full-time RV life. The park gave us a great spot to settle in, surrounded by East Tennessee’s beautiful hills. While we were…
Roanoke, VA turned out to be the perfect weeklong stop between our time in Northern Virginia and Tennessee. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Parkway, Roanoke offers a mix of outdoor adventures, local history, and unique attractions. During our stay, we explored iconic spots like Mill Mountain and the Roanoke Star,…
With 2024 coming to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the year. We’ve now been full-time RVers for over a year, but this was our first full year actively traveling on the road. Our journey started off slowly, sticking to nearby states and spending a fair amount…
Spending two weeks in Northern Virginia while exploring the DC metro area was such a fun and busy adventure! We packed in so much during our stay—history, museums, parks, and even a few surprises along the way. It’s one of those places where there’s always something to do, and we…
Atlas Obscura has long been one of my go-to resources for travel planning. If you’re not familiar with it, the site is a treasure trove of weird and unusual places to explore. Both users and editors contribute entries, and you can create lists of places you’ve visited, plan to visit,…
When we hit the road full-time in our RV, one of the things we were most excited about was trying out Harvest Hosts. If you’re not familiar, it’s a membership program that lets RVers stay overnight at unique spots like wineries, farms, breweries, and even museums. Over the course of…