California

Lake Tahoe has long been a popular year-round destination in the United States. Known for its mesmerizing natural beaches in the summer and alpine ski resorts in the winter, over …

There’s no better way to immerse yourself in Joshua Tree National Park than camping. You can enjoy stunning sunsets and starry skies while surrounded by out-of-this-world landscapes. Whether you enjoy …

The desert is one of the last places you expect to see the landscape covered in breathtakingly beautiful wildflowers. Still, there’s a tiny chance you can experience a super bloom …

Boondocking in California is an RVers dream, but can you find free campsites in the state? You can absolutely find free dry camping sites if you know where to look. …

Have you ever wondered how long it takes to hike the PCT? Or maybe you’ve heard of the Pacific Crest Trail, but you’re not entirely sure what it is and …

The Hollywood sign is among the most recognizable landmarks in the United States. While there are many spots to view it, sometimes you want to get as close as possible. …

Historically, California has a deep attachment to Hispanic ancestry. But many people don’t know that its coastline was first visited by a European living in Guatemala. Almost 500 years ago, …

There’s a big reason over a million people visit Sequoia National Park each year — giant sequoia trees! Here, you can see five of the 10 largest trees on earth. You …

Camping in Santa Barbara is the perfect way to enjoy the Pacific coast. You get the best of both worlds with the mountains and beaches. No matter where you camp, …

When people buy an RV, they usually think they’ll save money by staying at campgrounds and avoiding hotels. They can also cook their own meals without eating out a lot. …

If you spend time traveling through California, you’re sure to have many “eureka” moments. In those moments, you find your happy place, and you’d do anything to claim the spot …

Alabama Hills has long been one of our favorite RV camping destinations for its incredible rock formations and scenery. Unfortunately, we are now seeing this gem getting shut down. As …

Are you interested in exploring Yosemite National Park but don’t exactly feel like scaling El Capitan? You’ll be glad to know that you can find many easy hikes in Yosemite …

California has a lot to offer for the average camper or RVer, especially with the entire western border running along the pacific coast. The California beaches have so much to …

​​Our summer 2017 was jam-packed with new places. We hit 7 National Parks and 1 National Monument as our RV travels took us through California, Oregon, and Washington. While they …

We took the scenic route through the mountains and stay a few lovely nights boondocking on the shores of Lake Isabella! This reservoir is formed by the Kern River and …

We spent two weeks at the base of the majestic, snow-capped Sierra Nevada Mountains in spring 2016 and discovered Alabama Hills in Lone Pine, California. We also toured Manzanar, one …

Travel Stage: After Temecula, heading northDate Range: April 2 – 16, 2017Summary:  Hiking the Angeles National Forest, The California Poppy Bloom, Disneyland, Sailing on the Pacific Ocean. ​ Our next …

There is SO much to do in Southern California! Looking back, it’s hard to believe we did it all – a common theme and feeling we’ve had while living full-time …

Travel Stage: After Anza Borrego, before heading back northDate Range: March 13 – 27, 2017Summary:  We explore the world famous San Diego Zoo & Safari Park and get to do …