Summer is the perfect season for a getaway. After working with few holidays all through the winter and spring months, June marks the start of the warmer summer season and after working hard all year, come June you’re ready to relax and have fun. What better way to have fun than enjoying the great outdoors… Read more »
With summer right around the corner, many families across the country have already begun planning their family vacations. Over the past few years, with gas prices being high, most people have stayed closer to home or booked flights and headed out to their destinations. However, due to the recent drop in the price of gas,… Read more »
Winter can be very punishing on trailers, especially for older models that may have already seen their fair share of cold weather. That’s why it’s important to make sure they are ready for harsh season ahead. Here are some tips to get your vintage trailer ready for winter. Take Everything Out Go through and take… Read more »
Reaching well into Canada’s Yukon Territories and Western British Columbia, the northern span of the Rockies in the United States runs through Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. In this final section of our coverage of Great American Road Trips, see what’s in store for your journey through some of the most awe-inspiring destinations in America. Yellowstone… Read more »
Despite numerous models that have come out over the years, it’s hard to beat a traditional camper. They still look great today and, as an owner, it’s important to do what is necessary to keep it that way. However, not everyone knows the best ways to make repairs or improvements to restore these vintage trailers…. Read more »
Including portions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, the Rockies span nearly the length of the continent along the Rocky Mountain ridge. The central section of the range is technically a very arid, desert environment – something that many people don’t realize before they visit the region – but the Rockies offer a vast… Read more »
When Alaska was first purchased from the Russians in 1867 for $7 million, many were skeptical. Many at the time blamed Secretary of State William Seward for what was thought to be an enormous waste of taxpayer dollars. Adding 587,000 square miles to the United States, the acquisition was a steal – with the purchasing… Read more »
Classic and vintage styles are hot right now, and one of the biggest trends in what people look for in their homes, décor and RVs. There is something so homey about traveling across the country or just to the campground with something that reminds you of your childhood, but with all the modern amenities included…. Read more »
When Lewis and Clark set their sights on the western frontier, there was a light at the end of the tunnel – and that light was the Pacific Northwest. A gem on the eastern edge of the Pacific Ocean, this region is unparalleled in its unique collection of flora and fauna. Puget Sound Host to… Read more »
Head’s up, classic RV fans – the California Automobile Museum is hosting a special exhibit that’s sure to get you hitched on camping all over again. The “Camping in Style: Little Homes on Wheels” exhibit will be setting up camp Oct. 31 for a five-month stay at the Sacramento museum’s building. This comprehensive look at… Read more »