Anyone that has heard of the state of Nevada (unless you are a resident) typically hears about one aspect of it, the “main strip” in ‘Sin City’. The Las Vegas strip is a force to be reckoned with for its ability to attract visitors from all around the world. Whether it is the bright lights, gambling, elaborate showmanship or any of the many other...
As virtually every Floridian is well aware of, the most well-known mouse in the world is what brings in tourists by the bus load year after year. Though the mouse house is an exciting experience for a family of any size, it is far from the only reason to experience the “Sunshine State”. Florida has a rich history and is filled with a plethora of...
With the temperature dropping more and more as the year comes to an end, even the most diehard “northerner” can find themselves looking to escape the cold. Whether it is to sooth the arthritic aches and pains that come with the cold or just a reason to experience a change of scenery, traveling to an area with warmer temperatures has been a...
Savor world class fly fishing surrounded by the mystical beauty of Maine’s great North Woods at Chewonki’s Big Eddy Cabins and Campgrounds. This is the country Henry David Thoreau traveled and chronicled in the “The Maine Wood,” and it’s still luring natural lovers, adventurers and fishermen with its untamed beauty and bountiful outdoor...
With colder weather approaching (or already here for some places), it is time to start planning your holiday activities with your family. While you could do the same as last year and go to a family member’s house for a few days, there are other options, or at least places to add some holiday fun before the reunion. If you’re looking for a trip...
History Located near Flagstaff, Arizona, the Coconino National Forest is one of six national forests in Arizona. The proclamation that combined the San Francisco Mountains National Forest, all of the Grand Canyon National Forest south and east of the Colorado River, and parts of Tonto National Forest and the Black Mesa was signed in 1908 by...
Today (International Talk Like a Pirate Day) you can celebrate your love for all things pirate by learning how to talk like a pirate. Then hoist the Jolly Roger and plan yer next RV trip to one of these destinations! St Augustine, FL One of the oldest cities in the United States has seen more than its fair share of pirates. In fact, much of...
Steep yourself in history, New England charm, family-friendly folks, and rustic beauty at the Village Green Campground in Brimfield, Mass. This family owned and operated campground in south-west Massachusetts has the welcome mat out for seasonal neighbors and vacationers alike. With pond and playground, pavilions and proximity to antique...
There is no doubt that everyone knows about New York City! It's an international travel destination that attracts over 60 million visitors per year with its bright lights, Broadway shows, world-renown shopping, music venues, and famous foods! Yet most of those visitors never think to take a drive or train ride to one of New York's other islands...
Once an Army Military Outpost, Fort Wilkins Historic State Park boasts being the site for the 1st Lighthouse on Lake Superior. Located in the northern Keweenaw Peninsula, this Michigan destination became a state park in 1923. Open from 8:30 am to ‘Dusk’ daily, this park allows visitors to travel back to the year 1870 and experience different...
