You have an RV, because you want to see the country, and because you love the natural beauty of our land. But you likely won’t see much of that speeding down a big interstate highway. While Google Maps or your GPS will likely direct you to the big interstate, try…
So you’ve made the jump to a full-time life on the road; free as a bird, able to come and go as you please. However, deciding where to go next isn’t always as simple as filling up the tank, and hitting the road. There are a few things to consider,…
New Orleans is a unique, world-class city, full of fun, food, and music. New Orleans is the best city to party, from the nightclubs along Bourbon Street, the fantastic food in the French Quarter, and of course, Mardi Gras. But, once the party is over, the restorative solitude only nature…
Death Valley National Park is a place everyone must experience at least once in their life. It’s one of the most unique places in the world. Traveling by RV to Death Valley is not only an adventure of a lifetime, but it’s also affordable. While Death Valley seems very isolated…
Dallas, Texas is a big city, and there are times you simply need to get away from city life. The good news is, the peace of mind only camping can give is closer than you think. Camping reconnects you with your spirit, and it also can reconnect you with your…
If you’re new to RVing, you’ll quickly learn that driving a motorhome is not at all like driving a car. Parking, turning and gas stations will present challenges you didn’t know existed. Learning to drive your motorhome will take practice, patience, and a little bit of courage. Parking Challenges Obviously,…
History of the San Xavier del Bac Mission Father Kino, a Jesuit missionary founded Mission San Xavier del Bac in 1692. It’s at the center of a centuries-old Tohono O’odham Indian settlement along the banks of the Santa Cruz River, about 10 miles south of downtown Tucson. Originally built in…
The United States has an infinite variety of culture between the different states, and much open, wildland. It could take you a lifetime to see it all. From national and state parks and forests, from historic monuments to theme parks; it’s no wonder more and more people set out every…
There are a few things people who live in cities take for granted. These include cell service, free cell service, banks and ATMs, different types of food, supplies, and restaurants. Below are some tips to help you city slickers navigate small town, rural America. Money and Plastic: If you live…