Summer isn’t the only time for road trips. Fall is a beautiful time to travel and you miss some of those crazy summer crowds. When you own an RV you can travel any time of year because you don’t need to worry about the things that tent campers have to worry about. And, California’s diverse landscapes create amazing road trips for every person.
Who doesn’t want a luxurious kitchen in their RV? Many RV kitchens come so equipped that it’s just like cooking in the kitchen at your house. But, there is still something special about cooking over an open fire. And, we aren’t talking about hot dogs and roasted marshmallows. We’re talking about things like beef tri-tip and steamed clams.
Let’s be honest, millennials have caught a lot of slack from people. Their generation is stereotyped as being lazy, unmotivated, and having a sense of entitlement. But, that’s because the media attention has been on the wrong group of millennials. While there are some millennials living in their parents’ basements and working at Starbucks with loads of student debt, there are also plenty that are paving their own path.
There is no doubt that traveling in an RV allows you to up your camping game. There are many luxury RVs on the market that help you take your travel experience up a notch, and there are ways that you can add luxury touches to your RV experience. To top it all off, there are luxury RV resorts that you can visit that add a whole new dynamic to the “camping” experience. If parking in the middle of the wilderness alone isn’t your idea of a great RV trip, these are the places you are going to want to visit. There are 4 luxurious California RV resorts that need to go on your must-visit list.
Remember the days when you would have to randomly choose a campsite to stop at? You either had to plan in advance where you were headed or hope that you would stumble upon a place while you were on the road. And, even if you planned your trip and chose campgrounds before you left home you were going in blind having to trust what the marketing materials told you unless you just happened to know someone personally that stayed there. Well, modern technology has helped campers everywhere. There are plenty of websites and apps that provide reviews and details to help you choose the right campground for your trip.
The state of California provides many incredible camping opportunities. With the variety of activities that California has to offer, there is a campground that is sure to fit every person. Whether you’re a family looking for an active vacation or a couple looking for a quiet place to relax California has what you’re looking for. Here are some of the campgrounds that you don’t want to miss. Some are popular that many people know about and others are off the beaten path.
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The Central Coast has a lot to offer RV travelers. From the beautiful ocean views to vineyards that go on for acres, there are stunning landscapes to take in. Whether you have a brand new RV or scored a deal on an RV for sale California, there are amazing campgrounds for your enjoyment And, while everyone loves camp food for a little while, and you can use your RV kitchen to put your crockpot to work for you, sometimes you just want to eat out.
If you have paid any attention to the news or social media during the past month you know what’s happening on August 21st – The Solar Eclipse. Why is it such a big deal? The U.S. hasn’t witnessed a total eclipse of the sun since 1979. Unfortunately, California is not on the path of “totality”, which is where you can witness the moon covering the sun 100%. However, you can still get a great view of the event from the state. If you want to move closer to the path of totality just pack up the RV.
Many people dream of becoming a full time RVer, however, they might not be saying what they think they are. There are two degrees of living in your RV full time. The first is a full time RVer – you find a place that you love and you live there in your RV. You have many of the same similarities that you would have at home. There are even some campgrounds that allow you to purchase a lot. That means you know who your neighbors are and where your home is. You have familiar places to go and a physical location to call home.