- Visiting Tombstone, Arizona: Wild West Legends & Living History
Tombstone, Arizona—a name synonymous with Wild West history. Known for gunfights, gambling halls, and frontier justice, it’s one of the best-preserved boomtowns of the 1880s. As full-time RVers and history buffs, Lisa and I made it a point to spend a day in this legendary town. We expected kitsch—and yes, … Read more - Why Harvest Hosts is a Game-Changer for RVers
(+ Our Stay at an Alpaca Farm in Texas!) Lisa and I have always preferred overnight stops that offer something a little more special than the usual roadside pull-off. We’ve never been ones to stay at Cracker Barrels, Walmarts, or truck stops—and while those work for some RVers, it’s just … Read more - Why President Lincoln’s Cottage Is One of D.C.’s Most Powerful Civil War Sites
Walking in Lincoln’s Footsteps: Our Visit to President Lincoln’s Cottage If you’re ever passing through Washington, D.C. and you’re a fan of American history—or just enjoy cool, lesser-known places—do yourself a favor and visit President Lincoln’s Cottage. We recently spent a few hours there, and let us tell you… This … Read more - Wild North: Alaska & Yukon CruiseTour with Holland America
While most of our travels revolve around life on the road in our motorhome, sometimes the best adventures happen when we step away from the RV for a bit. Lisa and I set off on a truly epic adventure — an 18-day Alaska & Yukon CruiseTour with Holland America Line. … Read more - Uranus Fudge Factory: Where Humor Meets Sweetness
Every mile is a memory, and some memories are just sweeter – especially when they involve fudge from Uranus Fudge Factory! The best fudge comes from Uranus! As full-time RVers, Lisa and I are no strangers to stumbling upon or searching out unique destinations. This one is absolutely one of … Read more
