If you think Chattanooga is just a sleepy mountain town, think again. As full-time RVers, we’re always on the lookout for spots that mix outdoor adventure with a little offbeat charm, and Chattanooga delivered both. I had visited years ago as a kid and was excited to see how much…
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100 Weird Things We Saw in Illinois
Even though we travel full-time and have explored nearly every corner of the country, Illinois will always be home, and let us tell you, our home state is weird in the best way. Over the years, we’ve found ourselves drawn to the quirky, forgotten, and just plain unexpected corners of…
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A Day at Meeks Park: Blairsville’s Big Backyard
If you’re visiting Blairsville, Georgia, and looking for the perfect place to relax, stretch your legs, or let the kids burn off some energy, Meeks Park is where it’s at. Just a mile west of downtown, this huge city park has been a go-to spot for locals and visitors since…
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Exploring Northern Georgia: What We Did in a Week of Full-Time RV Life
Northern Georgia was the final stop in our little southern highpointing tour, and it ended up being the perfect mix of adventure, nostalgia, and everyday RV life. Our main goal was to summit Brasstown Bald, Georgia’s highest point, but we packed a lot into our weeklong stay at Trackrock Campground…
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Yes, Cabbage Patch Kids Are Born Under a Crystal Tree- And We Went There
If you grew up in the ’80s or ’90s, odds are you either had a Cabbage Patch Kid or desperately wanted one (or maybe both). So when we found out there was an actual place called BabyLand General Hospital, where Cabbage Patch Kids are “born” under a magic crystal tree,…
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5 Epic Stops Every Race Fan Should Make in Talladega
If you’re a racing fan, there’s no better place to dive into the world of motorsports than Talladega, Alabama. Whether you’re here to catch a high-speed NASCAR race or just want to soak up the history and local racing culture, this small Southern town packs a big punch. We spent…
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Explore the World Without Leaving Alabama: Anniston Museums and Gardens
Sometimes the best adventures happen when the weather doesn’t quite cooperate, like the rainy day we spent exploring the Anniston Museums and Gardens while staying nearby in Talladega, Alabama. We were in town to check out Alabama’s highpoint, but the drizzle gave us the perfect excuse to dive into something…
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Even Non-Fans Will Love the International Motorsports Hall of Fame
When we planned a camping trip in Talladega, Alabama, our main goal was to check out the state’s high point- because, yes, we’re the kind of people who go out of our way for that kind of thing. But once we realized just how much racing history is packed into…
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Is the Talladega Track Tour Worth It? Here’s Our Take
If you’re passing through Alabama or planning a NASCAR-themed road trip, do not skip the Talladega Superspeedway track tour. We spent an afternoon exploring this iconic raceway, and it totally exceeded our expectations. From climbing to the top of the Tower Extension (the views are unreal!) to standing in Victory…
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Everything You Need to Know About Talladega Pit Stop RV Park (With Savings!)
We stopped at Talladega Pit Stop RV Park while knocking out a stretch of southern U.S. highpoints, including Alabama’s highest peak- Cheaha Mountain. The campground made a super convenient home base while we explored the area and checked off another summit. Whether you’re chasing highpoints, heading to the Talladega races,…