Tallulah Gorge State Park is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia, and it’s easy to see why Tallulah Falls camping is so popular. Located in North Georgia, Tallulah Gorge is 1000 feet deep and 2 miles long. It was formed by the Tallulah River, which visitors can hike alongside or whitewater raft if […]Read More
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One trip that belongs on every RVers bucket list is camping in the Badlands of South Dakota. It's easy to see why American Indians and the early settlers called the area of southwestern South Dakota the Badlands. They are dry, unbearably hot in the summer, rugged, isolated and – in the days before modern transportation – […]Read More
Our Off the Beaten Path Reporters Tom & Patti Burkett take us to the unassuming but fascinating Early Television Museum near Columbus, Ohio. On a backstreet in an ordinary small suburban town in Ohio, there’s a steel commercial building like a dozen others nearby. Except it’s not like them at all. Walk through the unassuming […]Read More
Camping in the UP – Michigan’s Upper Peninsula – is an RV owner’s delight, with little bays, promontories, nooks, and wilderness crannies to explore in the up-close style that RVers prefer. We visit the UP in all seasons, several times a year. Yes, we even visit in the winter, when heavy snow as deep as […]Read More
Off the Beaten Path in Ohio, Tom & Patti Burkett visit a church, learn about a Saint, and discover a link to automotive history, all in one stop. Churches make great road trip stops. They’re often beautiful, usually quiet, and frequently home to someone willing to sit down and chat for a while about what’s going […]Read More
RVing in the Adirondacks should be on every RVer's bucket list! Lake Champlain and the Ausable Chasm are amazing destinations in the Adirondacks! We came through this area in June 2019 on our way down from a Leisure Travel Van rally in Montreal. Northern New York is simply gorgeous in the summer and Lake Champlain […]Read More
Luxury RV Resorts in the US are known for their amazing amenities! More and more people are turning to RV lifestyles, some living on the road for months at a time, while others only travel for a week or two. Along with this trend, more people are seeking out luxury RV resorts in the US. […]Read More
The 4 Corners Region of the U.S. has a plaque where you can put your foot down and stand in four states at once in the Navajo Nation. You may have been there. Our off the Beaten Path reporters Patti & Tom Burkett visited the 4 Corners Region and the special plaque. This is their […]Read More
The Best RV Campground in Yellowstone is based on what part of Yellowstone you're visiting. At the top of every RVer’s bucket list, it is a place so majestic, so wild, and so big that it calls us to return, to explore, to get to know the diversity of its land and animals over and […]Read More
There are more benefits to RV travel 2021 than any year before! Some people are more than happy to stay at home and live life. But for others like us, there’s nothing better than the open road and the wilderness. Though Jennifer and I already know we love RV life, we understand that there may […]Read More
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If you are a pet owner, you need to know the dangerous facts about heat build up inside an RV. The temperature within an RV is a hurdle that virtually every RV owner has to face at one point or another. Whether it be while dry camping or simply parking your RV in a parking […]Read More
RV traveling during COVID? RVers have the advantage of taking a home wherever they go, but you still need to take precautions. COVID has changed all of our lives in one way or another. Everything from leisure time to how we conduct business has been affected. The good news is that most RVers are already prepared […]Read More
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