I was pleasantly surprised to find the Las Vegas RV Resort, just 10 minutes from the Vegas strip was only $29 per night. The RV park offered level sites with full hookups, clean bathrooms, a pool, spa, and laundry. It was the perfect place to...
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Finding a last minute place to stay in Miami in Feb can be tough! After calling many RV parks looking for cancellations, we finally got a call back from Embassy RV park. Though they were full, they were kind enough to allow us to stay for three...
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So I have to admit, having "Trailer Park" in the name made me a bit skeptical at first. However, with it being the only RV park on Sanibel Island we decided to give it a try. We lucked out and scored three nights during Christmas week due to a...
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We stayed here due to the proximity to Charleston which was only 10 minutes away. Overall, everything was great here: Clean showers, pleasant staff and decent laundry.
Note for Rainy Days: The night we arrived it was pouring rain and upon...
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What a cute RV park, in the middle of a hobby farm, right outside Savannah. Lots of animals to see, property to walk around and even horses to ride if you’d like. They have a clubhouse with games, a TV room, showers, laundry, etc. And only 10...
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What a beautiful campground! We came here to explore the historic city of St. Augustine and spend time near the beach. At $30 per night, you’d be hard pressed to find anything else at such a value for proximity to the city and beaches! Bathrooms...
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We were so happy to escape the cold Minnesota winter and have this be our first stop in Florida. Being right next to the beach was heaven! Only downside is the bathrooms are very old and had a bad sewer smell to them (coming from shower drain)....
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This campground is free to use as long as you apply for a permit from the Florida Water Management District ahead of time. We had a permit for a specific site, but it became immediately apparent upon arrival that others frequent this campground...
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"Awesome Value RV Park - 10 mins from the Vegas Strip!"
"Loved this Place & Beautiful Birds of Paradise!"
"Nice Park Close to Charleston "
"Lovely Farm Setting Close to Savannah "
"Beautiful & Affordable Camping in St. Augustine"
"Nice Campground Ruined by Non Registered Campers"
"Free Camping Minutes Away from White Sands"
"Charming Family Owned RV Park On The River"
"Lovely Campsite Near Gatlinburg & the Smokies!"
"The BEST Campsite View We've Ever Had!!"
"Location, Location, Location"
"DC with a Cherry on Top"
"Beautiful Views and Super Friendly Camp Hosts!"
"Great RV Park Open until Nov 1st!"
"Affordable Site with Hookups in Moab"
"Beautiful Dry Camping w/ Challenging Access"
"Close Spot to Telluride for Larger Rigs"
"Just Outside Black Canyon National Park"
After a week in Zion National Park we drove to the Las Vegas Airport, where Margo caught a flight home to Minneapolis. It was a hot, sunny day in Vegas with temperatures pushing 100 degree...
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Ever since Max’s first visit to Zion National Park, it has ranked as one of his all-time favorite National Parks. This time, on our second visit there, we invited Max’s mom Margo to join us...
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Our “highlights” tour of Arizona would not be complete without a visit to the main attraction – the Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon National Park is the 2nd most visited national park with over...
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After a six and a half hour hike out of Havasu Falls we still had a five hour drive ahead of us to our next destination of Page, Arizona. Roughly three hours into our drive, the winds star...
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Located near the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana, New Orleans, is a world renowned city known for its unique cuisine, creole culture and vibrant night life, most notably Mardi Gr...
The World ExploredAdded: 11/11/2018
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Big Bend National Park, located in southwest Texas, is named after the large bend in the Rio Grande which forms the border between Mexico and the US. This park is unique in that it houses t...
The World ExploredAdded: 11/9/2018
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For the next stop on our Florida tour, we were looking for something to break up the drive between Florida’s Springs and the Gulf Coast. Max had researched an interesting area named Merritt...
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After leaving Ormond by the Sea, we were driving south toward Jupiter Island, when Max suddenly noticed he had four inches of play in the steering wheel…not good when you are towing a 6,500...
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After 1,500 miles on the road in freezing temps, we were thrilled when we finally made it to our first destination at Coral Sands Oceanfront RV Resort – a resort right on the beach in Ormond...
The World ExploredAdded: 11/9/2018
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Bienvenidos a Miami! As mentioned in a previous post, we had planned our month in Florida ahead of time, however; Miami was the only place where we didn’t have reservations as there are ver...
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The next stop on our route was Everglades National Park, the first National Park of our trip! Most national parks are created to preserve unique geographic features; however Everglades Nati...
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We had no idea how popular Florida was with RVers during the winter until we tried to book reservations two months before our trip…only to learn that many Florida winter RV spots book up eig...
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Many people flock to Florida for its beaches, but another unique draw is its high concentration of freshwater springs. Florida has over 700 freshwater springs with most of them located in t...
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Gulf Islands National Seashore is a 150-mile stretch of seashore that runs from Cat Island in Mississippi to Santa Rosa Island in Florida. It is the longest stretch of federally protected s...
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My sister Kalie is a teacher so the only time she could come visit us was on her Spring Break. Unfortunately, it was also Spring Break for lots of other families which meant campsites were b...
The World ExploredAdded: 11/9/2018
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Living on the road presents its own unique set of challenges. One of them being how to order what you need from Amazon! Back home we had Amazon packages arrive on our doorstep at least onc...
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White Sands National Monument located in southern New Mexico houses the largest gypsum dune field in the world. What makes this so special is that gypsum is rarely found as sand because it d...
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We planned our visit to Texas Hill Country (45 minutes northwest of Austin) in mid-March as they are known for their incredible Blue Bonnet blooms at that time of year. Unfortunately, when...
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