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By John Hamilton, Associate Editor September/October 2026 Near the Arizona-Mexico border is one of the most famous towns in American history. Tombstone, Arizona, sits on land that originally belonged to…
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RVING & GLAMPING IN THE GRAND CANYON STATE Dwell RV Resort & Casita Cabins has opened in Topock, Arizona, offering RV guests a modern, refined way to experience the beauty…
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Many RVers are familiar with the history and lore of U.S. Highway 66, which celebrates its centennial in 2026. Experience the ultimate Route 66 adventure with these planning tips. By…
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Fire Safety Article Comments I enjoyed the article on fire safety in the December issue of Family RVing. It was well written. I’ve been involved with the fire service for…
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You’ve heard that you can’t judge a book by its cover, and that can be said for the Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting in Phoenix, Arizona. It is housed in a rather plain, single-story building, but its simplicity belies what’s inside — nearly 300 years of mechanized firefighting history.
Are you also wondering what there is to see in Arizona? One of our favorites happens to be the town of Bisbee, located in the southeastern corner of the state, only 8 miles from the Mexico border.
Deviating from our finely honed travel plans — to great protest, I might add — we left Interstate 40 at exit 311 in eastern Arizona just to learn whether Petrified Forest National Park was worth seeing. Did this flat, featureless, high desert plateau really have anything to offer?