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RVing in Placerville, California

The name “Hangtown” was enough to pique my interest. To learn more about this location, I ran it in my internet browser and found a map showing a historically important…
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Seeking out Arizona Wildlife in an RV

During our many winters in the Arizona desert, we have discovered that not only can we mingle with lots of fellow RV snowbirds, but there are all kinds of other…
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RVing Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula

Camping by the water, eating fresh seafood and driving from one French village to the next? Sounds like a bucket list summer vacation to me. But my husband, Bob, and I…
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RVing North Carolina’s Outer Banks in October

America is blessed with so many beautiful spots, it’s difficult for me to pick a favorite, but one of my top choices is the Outer Banks of North Carolina. My…
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Best RV Resorts in the Sun Belt

Snowbirding is just one of the many wonderful perks of RVing. The ability to ditch the cold in search of the sun from the comfort of your own motorhome makes…
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RVing Cape Breton Island

It might be a little too early to be thinking about next summer’s travel plans, but, then again, maybe not. Especially when you’re planning a trip to one of those…
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Canadian Rockies RV Trip

The Canadian Rockies are a breathtaking must-see destination, and the wonderful thing for RVers is that four national parks in Alberta and British Columbia lie adjacent to each other, packed…
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RVing in Cañon City, Colorado

If you like beautiful scenery, outdoor adventure, fine wine and ferocious dinosaurs, Cañon City, Colorado, has all that and more. Nicknamed the “Climate Capital of Colorado,” the city is protected…
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RVing in Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park

Seeing Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States, for the first time causes most people to sharply suck in their breath. Stand at any overlook and you’ll hear phrases…
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