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  • Experience The Adirondacks

    Two expansive properties in upstate New York celebrate the area’s natural history, human interaction, and the roles they play today. By Anna Lee Braunstein March 2021 About five million years…

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  • Solo RVing

    The reasons to choose the RV lifestyle as a solo traveler — or single parent — vary widely, as do the challenges and benefits the lifestyle affords. By Jeff Crider…

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  • Gulf Coast Getaway

    Spend some time exploring these towns along the coast of Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida that offer outdoor fun and great food. By Abigail Epperson, F488212 February 2021 Sugar sand, blue…

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  • Free To Roam At The Wild Animal Sanctuary

    For two decades, an outdoor preserve near Denver, Colorado, has invited visitors to view rescued animals as they thrive in natural habitats. By George Moore, F460576 February 2021 It probably…

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  • Beyond The Beaches

    From manatees to murals, warm springs to wildlife, the western portion of Florida’s Volusia County has it all. By Kathleen Walls February 2021 When “The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau”…

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  • Camping In The Cold

    Don’t let the snow stop you. Winter is a great time to chill out in your RV. By Mike Wendland February 2021 Who says you can’t have fun camping in…

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  • The Joy Of Journaling

    Putting pen to paper may seem old school, but it’s both rewarding and a great way to enhance today’s technology. By Phillip Meeks February 2021 I’m not a technophobe by…

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  • McKinney Falls State Park

    It’s not too early to think about a spring visit to this ruggedly beautiful state park, not far from the Texas state capitol. By Ann Bush January 2021  Spring in…

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  • Oh, Deer

    Having a close encounter with a deer can enhance any camping experience. By Knolan Benfield January 2021 Setting up camp in a state or national park brings with it a…

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  • Food As A Destination

    The RV lifestyle is an ideal way to experience culinary travel and its trendy cousin, gastro-tourism. By Phyllis Hinz & Lamont Mackay, F175089 January 2021 One of our more memorable…

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  • Motoring Through Time

    Lovers of automobiles and automobile history will discover myriad treasures at the Studebaker National Museum. By Richard Bauman December 2020 For much of the 20th century, most American cars were…

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  • Plenty To “Sea” In Corpus Christi

    Top attractions in this Texas Gulf Coast town showcase aquatic species and conservation, as well as U.S. Naval history. By Diane Morey Sitton December 2020 Corpus Christi, Texas, nicknamed the…

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  • Full-Time RVing: Should You Stay Or Should You Go?

    Several families discuss the ups and downs of full-time RV travel during the coronavirus outbreak. By Jeff Crider November 2020 While most segments of the U.S. economy are struggling because…

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  • Trip Of A Lifetime

    In an era of social distancing, one family explored the grandeur of Colorado and Utah, and collected cherished memories along the way. By Suzy DeMartino, F400515 November 2020 What beats…

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  • Cowboy Oregon

    Oregon’s leathery side treats RV travelers to a darn tootin’ good time. By Rhonda Ostertag October 2020 Since the 1870s, Oregon’s high desert, eastern river valleys, and mountain prairies have…

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  • Island Time In Northern Florida

    Explore these state park treasures — one on the Atlantic coast and the other on the Gulf Of Mexico — and the wonderful places that surround them. By Sally B.…

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  • Traveling Scientifically

    While enjoying nature, RVers can contribute to a growing body of research on many subjects. By Phillip Meeks October 2020 Outdoor activities help define the experience of many RVing families.…

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  • Historic Napa Treasures

    Explore the heritage of one of the world’s top wine-producing regions at the 1881 Napa Wine History Museum. By Anna Lee Braunstein October 2020 Napa Valley, California, is a special…

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  • Appomattox Court House: Remembering War, Remembering Peace

    A national historical park reveals the consequences of a divided country, and the importance of reconciliation. By Peter Smolens September 2020 On April 9, 1865, in the small Virginia village…

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  • Philly’s Phenomenal Fairmount Park

    Philadelphia’s largest municipal park brims with history, art, natural escapes, and other delights. By Sally B. Weigand September 2020 What occupies more than 2,000 acres within Pennsylvania’s largest city? Philadelphia’s…

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  • Summering In Steamboat Springs

    Three hours northwest of Denver, this Colorado town isn’t just for winter travelers. By Anna Lee Braunstein August 2020 Nestled within the slopes of the Rocky Mountains, Steamboat Springs, a prime winter skiing…

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  • Unforgettable Capitol Reef

    Pioneer orchards and geological wonders await visitors at this less-crowded national park in south-central Utah. By Ann Bush August 2020 Almost a month after returning from a 5,000-mile road trip…

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  • A Proud Lineage

    The pleasant experiences that campground guests enjoy often reflect the dedication of multiple generations of owners who carry on their family business. By Jeff Crider August 2020 When Brent Gasser…

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  • Pulling Some Strings

    Each year, the skies near a small central Nebraska town fill with movement and color during a celebrated kite-flying event. By Karen Lee Ensley July 2020 Look! There’s a flying…

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  • A Buckeye State Surprise

    Visitors of all ages can enjoy a wealth of fun attractions in Columbus, Ohio. By Ann Bush July 2020 Initially, visiting Ohio was not on my bucket list. However, after…

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  • Family Road Trip

    A parent’s observations after RVing 8,000 miles with three small children. By Maja Scheler July 2020 As I write this, we are at the threshold of summer, and uncertainty has…

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  • Preparing For RV Predicaments

    Minimize trip disruptions by packing safety gear, maintenance supplies, and tools. By Mark Quasius, F333630 July 2020 “Be prepared” is the old Boy Scout motto, and it applies to RV…

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  • Making Music In Muscle Shoals

    Visit the small towns in northwest Alabama where millions of hit records were made. By Josephine Matyas, F468364 June 2020 My husband, Craig, and I often follow routes that tourism…

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  • Museum Dedicated To The U.S. Army Opens In Virginia

    This collection honors the experience of American soldiers. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor June 2020 “The soldier is the Army. No army is better than its soldiers. The Soldier is…

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  • Family Camping Traditions

    RVing families return to their favorite campgrounds year after year, creating lasting memories. By Jeff Crider May 2020 Angie Combes and her family look forward to camping at Dolores River…

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  • How We Stayed Along The Oregon Coast For $8 A Night

    RV park fees can be lowered by buying a campground network membership and using state park perks. By Jesse Ingram, F485755 May 2020 I think the Pacific Northwest’s beautiful coastline…

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  • Giddy-Up To Lubbock

    And once you get there, the home of Texas Tech University will impress you with many cool and unusual sights. By Lazelle Jones May 2020 Just south of the Texas…

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  • Watching The Critters At Homosassa Springs

    Be surrounded by wildlife at this park on Florida’s Gulf Coast. By Bert Henderson, F385218 April 2020 Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park. It’s a long name for a…

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  • Stewart And Hyder

    Two small towns, one on either side of the British Columbia-Alaska border, share many common bonds and attractions. By Claudia Abbott, F323453 April 2020 The 40-mile drive on British Columbia…

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  • Verde Valley Diversions

    PLEASE NOTE: Because of concerns over the escalating COVID-19 virus, FMCA’s 101st International Convention and RV Expo, scheduled for March 26-29, 2020, has been cancelled. A region north of Tucson…

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  • Five Sweet Stops In St. Augustine

    Tasty treats are served at local shops and restaurants in this Florida city. By Bernardine S. Stevens, F441180 February 2020 America’s oldest city is St. Augustine, Florida, settled in 1565.…

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  • History On A Hillside

    PLEASE NOTE: Because of concerns over the escalating COVID-19 virus, FMCA’s 101st International Convention and RV Expo, scheduled for March 26-29, 2020, has been cancelled. For Tucson travelers, a side…

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  • Timeless Tucson

    PLEASE NOTE: Because of concerns over the escalating COVID-19 virus, FMCA’s 101st International Convention and RV Expo, scheduled for March 26-29, 2020, has been cancelled. Here’s a small taste of…

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  • The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum: Where Fierce And Fragile Meet

    Don’t miss this award-winning attraction just west of Tucson. By Diane Morey Sitton January 2020 Stroll among towering saguaro cacti, hear and feel hummingbirds as they hover inches away, and…

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  • Sanford And Wekiwa Springs

    Central Florida fulfills today’s demands for new tastes while serving “old Florida”-type delights. By Kathleen Walls December 2019 So many travelers make the mistake of thinking only of Disney World,…

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  • Meet You In Quartzsite!

    Winter RV travelers have turned this Arizona town into a yearly destination. By Mary Taylor, F480792 December 2019 Every January and February, the small desert town of Quartzsite, Arizona, population…

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  • Sequoyah’s Cabin Museum

    A log home built by an inventive Cherokee Indian in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, is preserved in his honor. By Richard Bauman December 2019 The most famous Cherokee of the 1800s wasn’t…

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  • The Outdoor Group For Gals Only

    Sisters on the Fly creates friendships among women who want more out of the outdoors — and more out of life in general. By Peggy Jordan, Associate Editor December 2019…

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  • Among The “Coastsiders” At Pillar Point

    On the California coast south of San Francisco, winter RVers can enjoy spectacular views and tasty seafood. By Bruce Davis, F440088 November 2019 A cool breeze out of the west-northwest…

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  • Layers Of History At Kingsley Plantation

    Stories run deep at the oldest surviving plantation home in Florida, now part of a national park in Jacksonville. By Neala McCarten November 2019 Now known as Kingsley Plantation, the…

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  • Deer Creek Motorcoach Resort

    Owners and renters at this Type A resort revel in the many delights of the Blue Ridge Mountains. By Rod Challenger, F412856 October 2019 The Blue Ridge Parkway is a…

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  • Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

    Autumn color enhances the amazing beauty of this park located along Lake Michigan. By Sally Weigand October 2019 Sleeping Bear Dunes is a whimsical name for a superb vacation spot.…

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  • Fredericksburg Offers Up Texas-Size Memories

    Through the life and times of a U.S. president, a salute to World War II, and simple Sunday houses, visitors glean many glimpses into the past. By Diane Morey Sitton…

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  • Tacoma, Outside And In

    Washington’s South Puget Sound sets the stage for waterfront attractions and outstanding museums. By Anna Lee Braunstein September 2019 Tacoma, Washington, has been called “a dusty old jewel in the…

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  • Autumn Color Tour

    Timing is everything when it comes to catching fall colors and, for RV travelers, snagging campground sites. By Jeff Crider Fall is my favorite time of year, and even though…

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