Month: February 2019

This spring, Indiana Beach Amusement & Water Park Resort will team up with Kampgrounds of America to transform the IB Crow Campground into the Indiana Beach/Monticello KOA. Source

Ozark National Scenic Riverways will soon replace several deteriorating or flood-damaged restroom facilities at various locations in the park. New vault toilets will be installed at Rocky Falls, Shawnee Creek Campground, Buck Hollow Access, and Rymers Access. Source

The National Forest Service has postponed an alcohol ban on some Michigan rivers after public backlash. The ban would affect the Manistee, Au Sable and Pine Rivers. Source

Camp Fire survivors are under threat of being evicted from the Lime Saddle campground, as it is a California State Park with a 30 day maximum stay. Source

One of the best things about the RTR gatherings us that we get to meet and become friends with people who have had vastly different life experiences, who have lived all over the country and world, and who bring new and different ideas into discussions. Source

In the distant past, music CDs, audio books and FM radio were the only soundtrack for RV road trips. Not anymore. Smart phones and Internet connected vehicles give us dozens of ways to fuel our adventures with sound, like this ultimate RV and camping podcasts playlist. Source

In this video, I take you along with me on a scenic hike near Tucson Arizona in the Tucson Mountains County Park. I tackle the Brown Mountain Trail. Rated as moderate on AllTrails.com Source

Last night on our regular Sunday night Ask Us Anything live stream on the YouTube RV Lifestyle Channel we shared the new RV we'll be riding in for the next month or so – the Wonder RTB (for Rear Twin Beds) model from Leisure Travel Vans. Source

Well, four years ago we very serendipitously discovered our new neighbors at American Girl Mine (an awesome boondocking spot outside Yuma, AZ) were new to the road nomads – Marc & Julie of RVLove.com. Source

We’d been here about a month, sitting in one place, not moving at all, when one morning we noticed a line in the center of the windshield. Tom thought it was a drip of water, but after looking closer, we realized that it was a crack . . . and we had no idea where it came from! Source