You folks are a breath of fresh air (pun intended). It makes me happy when I see a new posting as it is an escape from all of the petty, self absorbed, know-nothings who sit in their moderator chairs and complain about absolutely everything. Sean, you're bouncing around in the snow saying "This is one of my favroite times of the year". Kristy, you're absolutely joyful to see a Mother Moose and her young encountering their first snowfall. Keep up that absolutely fantastic work. As for new adventures, I'll go anywhere you take me.
Yes. Hail is the Nemesis of all campers, but worse for Airstreams! This was a great look at seasonal travel. Summer in Michigan is beautiful. That is where we are now. Beautiful bald eagle. Autumn is so nice. Lovely drone footage of the fall colors. We went to Florida for winter, we did not enjoy all the traffic! We are trying Texas and Arizona this winter. Great seeing you guys when you were first married and beginning adventures! - Jim & Michelle
I love wherever it's 75 degrees... my husband is more adventurous. A fun one for us was The Springs at Borrego RV Resort in Borrego Springs, CA. There's also the less expensive Anza- Borrego Desert State Park and the Palm Canyon Campground. Borrego is a cute, small town with quirky shops, snow birds from Montana and Canada, and a lot of fun desert hikes. I'm a college basketball fan, but enjoyed the football game videos because as you said, it's not about football. It's about the small towns and community.
I like spring and fall. In spring everything is changing and turning green, birds are migrating. In fall it's cooler and nice landscapes but I don't want to think about the next season.
ALL the seasons are my favorite time to travel. I am totally with Sean on wanting to travel when others are not. Summer is not my preferred season because many places are very busy as well as hot. We try to go to higher and more off-the-beaten-path places in the summer. It is also often easier to get reservations in late fall and winter. We watch the weather closely wherever we are. From my adventurous spirit to yours, thanks to you both for another great video!
Hey, It’s Rog and Kat. We are 46 months into our full time experience in our Outdoor, Mfg. 25 RDS, which is a true 4 season RV. We have been following you two since 2019ish and still regularly watch your new releases. You asked what is our favorite season…WINTER!!! We winter in the Rockies, Wasatch or Sierra Nevada’s to ski. We spend 4-ish months skiing, while parked in a full hookup resort. It is amazing time to be in the mountains and we ski Mon - Fri non-holiday. It is a great life. We get it that not everyone loves skiing or being cold, but there are amazing resorts that bring you close to a wonderful winter world. We spend the other 7 months visiting state, National and Provincial parks in North America. Keep up the good work, travel safely and many many happy trails
I start full timing in about 5 years, and this is exactly what I want to do. I want to park it at a mountain in the winter and spend the season skiing. Are there plenty of resorts open to park your rig or is it slim pickings where you have to make reservations way in advance? Do you stay at the same resort every year, or are there multiple resorts that have RV parking somewhat nearby so that I can choose to vary my ski locations either year or by year, or even within a season?
We have gone to Yellowstone in late August only because things close down after Labor Day. But it is a good time because families are heading back home for school so it is less crowded. We also make an annual pilgrimage to Quartzsite in January. Maybe this year we will extend our trip and go to Monument Valley. We camp all year long since we are still mostly weekend campers. We live in Southern California and are lucky to have good weather most of the time. Thanks for these videos, they are very informative and fun! We found Gros Ventre thru you guys - my favorite campground! 😁
In the northwest - Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wyoming - one of the best times to visit is late spring / early summer starting in early June. This is the best time for constantly improving weather while avoiding wildfire smoke. Later into the summer and throughout early fall, smoke can be terrible. Just plan to make sure that any high passes, like North Cascades Highway or the Going to the Sun Road will be open when you arrive.
Fall is our favorite time for all the reasons you mentioned. Late spring is our second favorite. We are midwestern campers and have done some traveling, but in our region, summer and winter weather can be extreme - not to mention the bugs!
The football videos were some of the most enthusiastic and fun shows you have created. We hope you do them again this year. Try to schedule the Notre Dame game that you missed last season.
Thanks 🙏 the tickets got expensive, but I think we should probably do some more. I feel like the videos overall were very enjoyable and fun to go back and watch again
My favorite season is whenever/wherever the temperature is somewhat comfortable. In southern Maine, we de-winterize in mid to late April and re-winterize in mid-October, but we've been known to take a trip down south in winter. One of my brothers likes to go to Daytona in February. He de-winterizes in the campground at SOB and re-winterizes there on the return trip. If you've ever driven I-95 through the Carolinas, you know the SOB billboards. "It's a smash hit!" with a crushed Vega below it. "Keep yelling kids, they'll have to stop!"
I think that situation where you were held up in Yellowstone was so pretty. Snow coming down and the whole parking lot to yourself. However it also is a great lesson for all of us. Do you have emergency heat? Enough Propane, Fuel for the Generator food for 2-3 days etc. Evey time we get one Airstream propane tank empty , well your Alaska run out overnight comes to my mind. I also Love Fall travel, It's my favorite time of year. Summer is the worse for us. The intense summer heat can cause stress on the rigs and people.
Football, fall, and camping. What's not to love? May I recommend visiting East Lansing, Michigan for a Spartan game and then make the trek in to the UP and watch Northern Michigan play in the Worlds Largest Wooden Dome on the shores of Lake Superior. If you time it right you may be able to catch a college hockey game too! Plus you get to enjoy Michigan during the best time of the year.
Full timers so we chase moderate temps year round, and also try to avoid summer crowds. This year's surprise for us was Grand Teton NP in May for our 50th anniversary. We have always gone in the fall. The bears were emerging from their dens and we saw grizzlies 399 and 610 and their cubs. What a treat that we have not experienced in the fall. Happy surprises are the best!
I'm a four season camper, but I now prefer camping in cooler seasons. Late Autumn, Winter, Early Spring here in the Southeast. When it's been 100 degrees during the day in Summer I'm less likely to be inspired to make a campfire.
Hi, lovely couple. I agree that Fall is the best month for RV travel. Imperative that one keeps an eye on the weather though, especially at elevation. But oh, those Aspens and those Maples and Oaks and all the rest up in the NE. I grew up in CT. The brilliant leaves and the quaint town centers with their white churches and tall steeples. Ahhhh....
Autumn is pretty amazing. It's too hot in southern Utah in the summer. We went to Bear Lake between Utah and Idaho the second week of July. The water was 65°F and it was warm and sunny weather. We mostly camp in summer because that's when the kids are out of school. My wife and I may go camping by ourselves in the next few weeks close to home near Salt Lake City and enjoy fewer crowds and more peace in the mountains.
I full-time in my motorhome and as I see it, all seasons are best. It just depends on where you choose to be. I am in the Yellowstone and Island Park Idaho area now and will be back-and-forth until mid October of this year. So it may get cool before I leave.
Great video :-) I prefer fall camping as well- most of my camping is within an hour or two of home in southern Ohio, which means summer is hot and humid 🥵
Have you ever thought of hosting a caravan? Perhaps starting in Southern Utah moving north to Idaho, Jackson Hole, and then up to Yellowstone and ending up in glacier?
we love spring and fall RV Camping, but especially fall. Summer construction season is over, roads are the best they are all year. Tourist volume is down, insects are way less vigorous. thankfully more and more places are realizing that there are a lot of us that love to travel in fall, and are starting to stay open a bit later in the year. But hey, I like being in my trailer any time of year. Safe travels....
Back when I was working I did either Memorial Day or Labor day weekend to get an extra day of vacation due to the holiday. I prefer leaving after the first of September. The changing Aspens are always nice. Maybe 10 years ago I was in Stanley ID in early June. I awoke to an 1/8" of snow on my truck. Later that day I ran into a brief but heavy snow at Galena Pass while trying to find a hot spring.
My favorite season for camping is anytime we can go camping. We live in Missouri, so for camping season can start as early as mid March and we have camped well into November. We are self employed and a lot of weekday camping. There have multiple times we have been the only campers in the park.
As full time RVers, we love early spring to early summer in WY and MT - cool, few people, lots of wildlife - and we don't care if it snows or rains or is cloudy. We always try to plan around peak tourist season and this year so far has been wonderful.
We have traveled from the first of January to the middle of November. We visited Yellowstone on October 31 and it snowed the next dat and the park was shut down and closed. Like you said, you just have to pick your areas and think of the weather.
(Yellowstone) Wyoming, ND, SD, in the late August early September, (Grand Canyon) Southwest (Texas, NM, AZ), April through May, Florida and Southeast November through April ... West coast & East coast, been there, done that, no desire to return.
We have an Arctic Fox Trailer which we bought specifically for cold weather camping. Mountain camping in the fall has become our favorite time of year. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
So much wisdom in that epilogue. The thrill of what’s around that next, unexplored corner. Pushing yourself to the edge of your comfort zone. Thanks for the inspiring words!
great topic ! Just returned from SW South Dakota, our first trip there, enjoyed Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Custer S.P., Wind Cave N.P., Jewel Cave, Badlands N.P. , etc Weather was “more hospitable” than N. Tx , mostly quite mild.
Although we travel more in summer, mostly to events and family gatherings, my preferred time of the year is what I call,”Septober” the middle of September to the middle of October. We’re in northern Minnesota, so even traveling too far from home in fall, getting back home has gotten us in trouble arriving here too late in the season. Thanks for your years of experience and wonderful presentations about RV travel.
Last year we left Massachusetts in January, started looking for a campground in Maryland and had to go to southern Virginia before finding one open with availability. A 750 mile day. Not recommended.
Living in North Alabama in Shaun's original home town, the wife and I usually head south in the winter months and North in the spring. Usually take the granddaughters to a state park here in Alabama during the summer. Did take a trip to North Georgia mountains during the first of December. Got down to 19 degrees and had snow on the ground the morning that we were leaving out! First experience snow RVing!
My favorite time to travel is whenever I can. I always overpack because I plan for the exceptions in the weather. I love YNP and the Tetons just like you guys but I would love to see more travels in the southeast, short trips for yall. Most camping videos I see are out west and very few show off the magnificent SE. I'm sure there are many great campgrounds there and places to visit for scenery and history. You asked.
Autumn is our favorite even though we just left 9weeks in Alaska and the weather was "Autumn in Summer". PS...your football series was great! Loved the people stories. I remember the Uber driver that loaned his car to you. I would like to do a Minor League Baseball trip, next year.
I usually go to Arkansas/Oklahoma/Texas in early December for a couple of weeks. Jacket and jeans, sometimes shorts weather. Good hiking weather and the generally too cold for the snakes.
We definitely enjoy fall camping. Spring is good too. Summer gets to hit here in Middle Tennessee. But just solved that problem after having to install two new ac units. Look forward to your new adventures!
Fall is without a doubt the greatest season... I think we can all agree on that. Lol. On the topic of the football segments- I was able to express my love for these segments in person, but I will reiterate. For me, these provided some unexpected joy from those segments that you may not have have been "typical" material. We loved them and they showed your real talent in creating content... IMO. See ya!
Spring and fall are our favorite, have been in a tent and didn't know it was gonna snow. Show down of who was gonna get up and fix coffee. Now we have great rig and go all over. Thanks for sharing ❤
I agree with you guys, Autumn is the Goldilocks time of year. We live close to Olympic National Park and the crowds finally thin out. However the weather window is pretty small after September, we are in a rain forest zone.
We live in Massachusetts. We do our summer camping split between coastal Maine and Rhode Island. During the shoulder seasons (spring and fall) we like to travel to the southeast (coastal South Carolina and Georgia) and the Gulf coast (Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana). We really keep an eye on the weather in the fall since it is hurricane season in those areas and in the spring we are concerned with tornadoes. We don't winter camp. Need to be home to defend our home against the winter weather!
Late summer and early fall in Wyoming is the best RV travel time. We make it an annual event to travel to the Tetons. This year we made a trip from Oregon to SE Texas to view the solar eclipse on April 8. We dodged high winds, thunderstorms and snow in various locations. I doubt if we would do another cross country trip in the spring! One thing I dislike about summer heat-our propane refrigerator overheats once temperatures exceed 90 degrees.
Great video tonight. I loved the football series. Fall in Arches and Zion is the very best. Your world travel stories are so fun to listen. I always know Sean had a great end serendipitous ending about the great people y’all met on the other side of the world and how they impacted you here in the states. Keep up the fun bantering.
I agree totally. Autumn is my favorite time to travel. I do look ahead at weather forecasts of course. I love the 10 day forecast models a great deal when traveling. We've put over 53,000 miles on our camper and now camped in all the lower 48 states in all seasons, but Autumn is my fav. Good points on all the videos. Stay Safe you two. 🤗 Edit: I've been subscribed to you two for years!
We drove from Western Washington to Calgary, Alberta Canada in early May. The Canadian Rockies were breathtaking. The day we left Calgary fire season had started and the air was starting to get filled with smoke. By the time we reached Banff it’s was gorgeous again. We drove back through BC, then into Washington. I highly recommend seeing the Canadian Rockies in Spring BEFORE fire season. I’d also recommend visiting Richmond BC Canada for their “Night Market”. Think of a large farmers market at night. Lots of fun activities, food trucks and hand made goods.
Our best travel is in the summer in the high sierra of California. Pines, lakes, National Forests. Nice. Yes, sometimes lots of people, but sometimes that's fun too.
Out of all the seasons, summer is my least favorite for RV travel, but we mostly stay in the west and boondock. Loved the football tour! Not for the game, but for the towns and experiences you featured. Great stuff!
We prefer early fall. Just after Labor Day because kids are back in school and crowds are gone. We love the change of season and the colors of fall. Living in the northern Midwest we have to winterize our RV so we head south in the fall, winterize on our way home and impatiently wait through the subzero temps of winter so we can get back out there in the spring.
I am in Southern California and it staying local its good all year round, now going across the country late spring to early fall is good for us. By the way have you ever looked into the Sewer Solution system for dumping in stead of the 3 inch hose?
We have been Summer campers for many years. We are Ontarians and therefore summer is a great time to camp, especially not far from where we live. Swimming, Boating, Canoeing and Hiking are all great activities while camping. For the last 11 summers we've had a travel trailer with AC. We normally only really need it a couple of nights per season. Occasionally, I would put it on to take an afternoon nap, or if our dog need to be left in the trailer for an hour or so. This summer was our first international trip, into Michigan. 55 years ago, my family did our first real camping trip through Michigan when I was 10 years old. Our Tent Trailer was a SEARS Soft Top without electricity or water. Just a Tent on a Box, on wheels. We stayed in 3 campground that I stayed in on that very first trip. Only one night of AC. For Ontario and many of the northern US State summer is the time. We have done some spring camping, once heading into southern Ontario and once heading up to Lake Superior in early June. The bugs can be tough that time of year. We have also done some Fall camping which we have enjoyed. The nice thing about the fall, is you get campfires in the dark! In the summer, it can be 9:00-10:00pm before the sunset and it is properly dark. We have one short trip planned for early Fall, and I'm think of another in October. We want to go West next year and I think an August time would be best. Your comments about some of the Northwestern States makes sense. Our camper is NOT set up for Cold Weather Camping. At least our water system isn't. We also have been storing our Trailer indoors for the winter, and winterize the water system. It would be impractical to get it out of storage. However, 2 Provincial Parks in our area have Winter Camping (Roads and Campsites are plowed). Mew Campground in Algonquin Park has had it for years. We love to winter hike not far from the campground and love walking through and seeing what other do. Some use their Trailers without using their water systems, and some camp in Hot Tents (Wood Furnace in the tent) The campground builds a skating rink, with a Wood Heated Tent to warm up. The Comfort Station with showers is fully operation all winter. Arrowhead Park has just introduce winter camping, both in campsites and cabins. Again the Comfort Station is operational. They have great winter skiing and snowshoeing. Also they build a Skating Trail on one of the Loops where in the summer you camp. For the first time in my life, I skated UP and DOWN Hill. It is a wonderful experience. We have a Season's Pass to all Provincial Parks and love to explore in all seasons. Next year, I am sure that we will do some Spring, Summer and Fall Camping.
Autumn is also our favorite season for travelling. We love to be alone in campgrounds too! To answer your question, I prefer content from you that is showing National Parks and nature 😉
Just after Labor Day is my favorite time in the NW. It is a little annoying when the tourist attractions switch to weekend only or outright close, but the weather and lack of crowds is great.
Always enjoy your videos. We have been full timers for almost 3 yrs now and have never run into snow, but have encountered temperature changes and have been thankful for packing most of our seasonal clothes, lol. We travel from April thru November and spend our winters in Gulf Shores, AL. Yes, we are snowbirds.
You folks are a breath of fresh air (pun intended). It makes me happy when I see a new posting as it is an escape from all of the petty, self absorbed, know-nothings who sit in their moderator chairs and complain about absolutely everything. Sean, you're bouncing around in the snow saying "This is one of my favroite times of the year". Kristy, you're absolutely joyful to see a Mother Moose and her young encountering their first snowfall. Keep up that absolutely fantastic work. As for new adventures, I'll go anywhere you take me.
What a kind and lovely comment! Thank you so very much!!! You made our day! 💗🤙🏼
AUTUMN ALL THE WAY!
Yes. Hail is the Nemesis of all campers, but worse for Airstreams! This was a great look at seasonal travel. Summer in Michigan is beautiful. That is where we are now. Beautiful bald eagle. Autumn is so nice. Lovely drone footage of the fall colors. We went to Florida for winter, we did not enjoy all the traffic! We are trying Texas and Arizona this winter. Great seeing you guys when you were first married and beginning adventures! - Jim & Michelle
I love wherever it's 75 degrees... my husband is more adventurous. A fun one for us was The Springs at Borrego RV Resort in Borrego Springs, CA. There's also the less expensive Anza- Borrego Desert State Park and the Palm Canyon Campground. Borrego is a cute, small town with quirky shops, snow birds from Montana and Canada, and a lot of fun desert hikes.
I'm a college basketball fan, but enjoyed the football game videos because as you said, it's not about football. It's about the small towns and community.
Fall in the Tetons and winter in Alabama with family and friends
Sounds perfect to me!
I like spring and fall. In spring everything is changing and turning green, birds are migrating. In fall it's cooler and nice landscapes but I don't want to think about the next season.
ALL the seasons are my favorite time to travel. I am totally with Sean on wanting to travel when others are not. Summer is not my preferred season because many places are very busy as well as hot. We try to go to higher and more off-the-beaten-path places in the summer. It is also often easier to get reservations in late fall and winter. We watch the weather closely wherever we are. From my adventurous spirit to yours, thanks to you both for another great video!
Hey, It’s Rog and Kat. We are 46 months into our full time experience in our Outdoor, Mfg. 25 RDS, which is a true 4 season RV. We have been following you two since 2019ish and still regularly watch your new releases. You asked what is our favorite season…WINTER!!! We winter in the Rockies, Wasatch or Sierra Nevada’s to ski. We spend 4-ish months skiing, while parked in a full hookup resort. It is amazing time to be in the mountains and we ski Mon - Fri non-holiday. It is a great life. We get it that not everyone loves skiing or being cold, but there are amazing resorts that bring you close to a wonderful winter world. We spend the other 7 months visiting state, National and Provincial parks in North America. Keep up the good work, travel safely and many many happy trails
I start full timing in about 5 years, and this is exactly what I want to do. I want to park it at a mountain in the winter and spend the season skiing. Are there plenty of resorts open to park your rig or is it slim pickings where you have to make reservations way in advance? Do you stay at the same resort every year, or are there multiple resorts that have RV parking somewhat nearby so that I can choose to vary my ski locations either year or by year, or even within a season?
Favorite season to go camping? Spring, summer, fall, and winter! Love your channel!
We have gone to Yellowstone in late August only because things close down after Labor Day. But it is a good time because families are heading back home for school so it is less crowded. We also make an annual pilgrimage to Quartzsite in January. Maybe this year we will extend our trip and go to Monument Valley. We camp all year long since we are still mostly weekend campers. We live in Southern California and are lucky to have good weather most of the time. Thanks for these videos, they are very informative and fun! We found Gros Ventre thru you guys - my favorite campground! 😁
In the northwest - Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Wyoming - one of the best times to visit is late spring / early summer starting in early June. This is the best time for constantly improving weather while avoiding wildfire smoke. Later into the summer and throughout early fall, smoke can be terrible. Just plan to make sure that any high passes, like North Cascades Highway or the Going to the Sun Road will be open when you arrive.
Fall is our favorite time for all the reasons you mentioned. Late spring is our second favorite. We are midwestern campers and have done some traveling, but in our region, summer and winter weather can be extreme - not to mention the bugs!
Autumn is my favorite time of the year for camping too. Thank you for all of the great content.
I loved the football videos. Autumn is my favorite too.
The football videos were some of the most enthusiastic and fun shows you have created. We hope you do them again this year. Try to schedule the Notre Dame game that you missed last season.
Thanks 🙏 the tickets got expensive, but I think we should probably do some more. I feel like the videos overall were very enjoyable and fun to go back and watch again
My favorite season is whenever/wherever the temperature is somewhat comfortable. In southern Maine, we de-winterize in mid to late April and re-winterize in mid-October, but we've been known to take a trip down south in winter. One of my brothers likes to go to Daytona in February. He de-winterizes in the campground at SOB and re-winterizes there on the return trip. If you've ever driven I-95 through the Carolinas, you know the SOB billboards. "It's a smash hit!" with a crushed Vega below it. "Keep yelling kids, they'll have to stop!"
I think that situation where you were held up in Yellowstone was so pretty. Snow coming down and the whole parking lot to yourself. However it also is a great lesson for all of us. Do you have emergency heat? Enough Propane, Fuel for the Generator food for 2-3 days etc. Evey time we get one Airstream propane tank empty , well your Alaska run out overnight comes to my mind. I also Love Fall travel, It's my favorite time of year. Summer is the worse for us. The intense summer heat can cause stress on the rigs and people.
Good memory on the Alaska propane run out! That was terrrrible!!! 🤪
Football, fall, and camping. What's not to love? May I recommend visiting East Lansing, Michigan for a Spartan game and then make the trek in to the UP and watch Northern Michigan play in the Worlds Largest Wooden Dome on the shores of Lake Superior. If you time it right you may be able to catch a college hockey game too! Plus you get to enjoy Michigan during the best time of the year.
Shenandoah valley late October every year. Did New Year's in the Valley at Shenandoah River State Park and had a blast.
Full timers so we chase moderate temps year round, and also try to avoid summer crowds. This year's surprise for us was Grand Teton NP in May for our 50th anniversary. We have always gone in the fall. The bears were emerging from their dens and we saw grizzlies 399 and 610 and their cubs. What a treat that we have not experienced in the fall. Happy surprises are the best!
Yellowstone in May is fantastic, but it is equally fantastic in summer.
I'm a four season camper, but I now prefer camping in cooler seasons. Late Autumn, Winter, Early Spring here in the Southeast. When it's been 100 degrees during the day in Summer I'm less likely to be inspired to make a campfire.
Nice that you have videos clips from the early days. Thank you for sharing and have a great day.
Spring!
"cranks my tractor" ...haha .. Me too, man. I love the travel adventure! Keep sharing yours. Thanks.
Hi, lovely couple. I agree that Fall is the best month for RV travel. Imperative that one keeps an eye on the weather though, especially at elevation. But oh, those Aspens and those Maples and Oaks and all the rest up in the NE. I grew up in CT. The brilliant leaves and the quaint town centers with their white churches and tall steeples. Ahhhh....
Autumn is pretty amazing. It's too hot in southern Utah in the summer. We went to Bear Lake between Utah and Idaho the second week of July. The water was 65°F and it was warm and sunny weather. We mostly camp in summer because that's when the kids are out of school. My wife and I may go camping by ourselves in the next few weeks close to home near Salt Lake City and enjoy fewer crowds and more peace in the mountains.
Our friends camp at Bear Lake frequently and really love it. We need to get there ourselves!
I full-time in my motorhome and as I see it, all seasons are best. It just depends on where you choose to be. I am in the Yellowstone and Island Park Idaho area now and will be back-and-forth until mid October of this year. So it may get cool before I leave.
Great video :-) I prefer fall camping as well- most of my camping is within an hour or two of home in southern Ohio, which means summer is hot and humid 🥵
We love autumn also. But boy I think my husband is related to you….i have heard the exact same words “I love being were people aren’t”. Lol
Spring and fall are my favorite.
Went to Deadwood SD for the first time in the beginning of June.
Had a blast and the weather was great.
Have you ever thought of hosting a caravan? Perhaps starting in Southern Utah moving north to Idaho, Jackson Hole, and then up to Yellowstone and ending up in glacier?
we love spring and fall RV Camping, but especially fall. Summer construction season is over, roads are the best they are all year. Tourist volume is down, insects are way less vigorous. thankfully more and more places are realizing that there are a lot of us that love to travel in fall, and are starting to stay open a bit later in the year. But hey, I like being in my trailer any time of year. Safe travels....
Autumn is definitely our favorite time to travel, but we try to go most of the year.
Back when I was working I did either Memorial Day or Labor day weekend to get an extra day of vacation due to the holiday. I prefer leaving after the first of September. The changing Aspens are always nice. Maybe 10 years ago I was in Stanley ID in early June. I awoke to an 1/8" of snow on my truck. Later that day I ran into a brief but heavy snow at Galena Pass while trying to find a hot spring.
My favorite season for camping is anytime we can go camping. We live in Missouri, so for camping season can start as early as mid March and we have camped well into November. We are self employed and a lot of weekday camping. There have multiple times we have been the only campers in the park.
As full time RVers, we love early spring to early summer in WY and MT - cool, few people, lots of wildlife - and we don't care if it snows or rains or is cloudy. We always try to plan around peak tourist season and this year so far has been wonderful.
Autumn here in Michigan.
I’m from the North so for me Gimme Summer all the Way. It’s much too short. Summer Summer Summer ! 😊
Autum is our favorite. We're currently using a vintage camper with no ac so we gotta wait for it to cool off.
Favorite season: the where we get out there!
Cal coast in the winter, sierras spring and summer, Colorado in the fall…. Chasing 70 degrees….
Autumn!
Please keep doing the football shows, the Wyoming one was one of your best.
Thank you! I thought Sean did a great job with the story and editing on that one too! 💗🤙🏼
AUTUMN - Smoky Mountains National Park at the end of October. From Lower Louisiana and to the Smoky Mountains for the past 26 years.
We have traveled from the first of January to the middle of November. We visited Yellowstone on October 31 and it snowed the next dat and the park was shut down and closed. Like you said, you just have to pick your areas and think of the weather.
(Yellowstone) Wyoming, ND, SD, in the late August early September, (Grand Canyon) Southwest (Texas, NM, AZ), April through May, Florida and Southeast November through April ... West coast & East coast, been there, done that, no desire to return.
We have an Arctic Fox Trailer which we bought specifically for cold weather camping. Mountain camping in the fall has become our favorite time of year. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
Thanks, we admire those trailers! I would love to try one someday 👍
Love the College football episodes ! Maybe try doing rodeo!
You guys are definitely NOT annoying. I have been following you since 2019. Thanks for all you do. You rock. my fav is autumn (fall)
Thanks Susan 🙏
Fall is my favorite season for camping 🍁
full timers fall and spring both nice we stay out of Texas in the summer
Fall! Less chance of rain, heat!
So much wisdom in that epilogue. The thrill of what’s around that next, unexplored corner. Pushing yourself to the edge of your comfort zone. Thanks for the inspiring words!
We love to Camp in the fall on the North Shore of of Lake Superior (Minnesota)
great topic ! Just returned from SW South Dakota, our first trip there, enjoyed Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Custer S.P., Wind Cave N.P., Jewel Cave, Badlands N.P. , etc
Weather was “more hospitable” than N. Tx , mostly quite mild.
We’re headed there in September from Texas.
We're heading there in May '25. Can't wait to see all those great places.
Although we travel more in summer, mostly to events and family gatherings, my preferred time of the year is what I call,”Septober” the middle of September to the middle of October. We’re in northern Minnesota, so even traveling too far from home in fall, getting back home has gotten us in trouble arriving here too late in the season.
Thanks for your years of experience and wonderful presentations about RV travel.
Thank you for sticking with us for all these years! We appreciate you being part of Loloho Nation! 💗🤙🏼
Last year we left Massachusetts in January, started looking for a campground in Maryland and had to go to southern Virginia before finding one open with availability. A 750 mile day. Not recommended.
I can't argue against any of your points. We pretty much have the same opinion on the different seasons.
Autumn is my favorite season. I also love college football, go Gamecocks 😁. We have spent two winters in Florida and loved it.
Living in North Alabama in Shaun's original home town, the wife and I usually head south in the winter months and North in the spring. Usually take the granddaughters to a state park here in Alabama during the summer. Did take a trip to North Georgia mountains during the first of December. Got down to 19 degrees and had snow on the ground the morning that we were leaving out! First experience snow RVing!
We love your videos!! Yes, please do a football tour season 2. We loved each show and how there where different stories for each one. So refreshing 😊
Your college football series last year was great! More please. I agree that Fall is best season, followed by Spring. Safe travels.
Fall/early Winter is my favorite time of the year. I would forego Spring and the heat/humidity of Summer.
My favorite time to travel is whenever I can. I always overpack because I plan for the exceptions in the weather. I love YNP and the Tetons just like you guys but I would love to see more travels in the southeast, short trips for yall. Most camping videos I see are out west and very few show off the magnificent SE. I'm sure there are many great campgrounds there and places to visit for scenery and history. You asked.
I agree with you! We definitely need to highlight the southeast more in our videos!
Fall is the best, and the cooler temperatures are wonderful we like to boondock camp with no hookups
Autumn is our favorite even though we just left 9weeks in Alaska and the weather was "Autumn in Summer". PS...your football series was great! Loved the people stories. I remember the Uber driver that loaned his car to you. I would like to do a Minor League Baseball trip, next year.
I’m full time but agree that autumn is the best time to travel.
The weather patterns are changing every year so you gotta plan ahead 😊
Autumn is a great time to travel
I really enjoyed the NCAA season with yall, we got to see some interesting places. Thanks for sharing
I usually go to Arkansas/Oklahoma/Texas in early December for a couple of weeks. Jacket and jeans, sometimes shorts weather. Good hiking weather and the generally too cold for the snakes.
We definitely enjoy fall camping. Spring is good too. Summer gets to hit here in Middle Tennessee. But just solved that problem after having to install two new ac units. Look forward to your new adventures!
Fall is without a doubt the greatest season... I think we can all agree on that. Lol. On the topic of the football segments- I was able to express my love for these segments in person, but I will reiterate. For me, these provided some unexpected joy from those segments that you may not have have been "typical" material. We loved them and they showed your real talent in creating content... IMO. See ya!
all seasons have good the bad enjoy safe travels
made it through the Texas ice storm and snow in New Mexac tornados in miss
Spring and fall are our favorite, have been in a tent and didn't know it was gonna snow. Show down of who was gonna get up and fix coffee. Now we have great rig and go all over. Thanks for sharing ❤
I agree with you guys, Autumn is the Goldilocks time of year. We live close to Olympic National Park and the crowds finally thin out. However the weather window is pretty small after September, we are in a rain forest zone.
We loved the watching football tour videos last year. Check out the Iowa Hawkeys this year. The "Wave" is the best tradition in football.
Thanks, Thomas! Glad to hear that you enjoyed them! 🏈💗🤙🏼
We live in Massachusetts. We do our summer camping split between coastal Maine and Rhode Island. During the shoulder seasons (spring and fall) we like to travel to the southeast (coastal South Carolina and Georgia) and the Gulf coast (Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana). We really keep an eye on the weather in the fall since it is hurricane season in those areas and in the spring we are concerned with tornadoes. We don't winter camp. Need to be home to defend our home against the winter weather!
Sound like you guys have the perfect travel loop down pat! 🙌🏼🤙🏼
Late summer and early fall in Wyoming is the best RV travel time. We make it an annual event to travel to the Tetons.
This year we made a trip from Oregon to SE Texas to view the solar eclipse on April 8. We dodged high winds, thunderstorms and snow in various locations. I doubt if we would do another cross country trip in the spring!
One thing I dislike about summer heat-our propane refrigerator overheats once temperatures exceed 90 degrees.
We agree with autumn. We’re headed to South Dakota and The Grand Tetons in September.
Great video tonight. I loved the football series. Fall in Arches and Zion is the very best. Your world travel stories are so fun to listen. I always know Sean had a great end serendipitous ending about the great people y’all met on the other side of the world and how they impacted you here in the states. Keep up the fun bantering.
Thank you, Patty! 🥰
I agree totally. Autumn is my favorite time to travel. I do look ahead at weather forecasts of course. I love the 10 day forecast models a great deal when traveling. We've put over 53,000 miles on our camper and now camped in all the lower 48 states in all seasons, but Autumn is my fav. Good points on all the videos. Stay Safe you two. 🤗 Edit: I've been subscribed to you two for years!
Thank you for your continued support! We sure do appreciate you! 💗🤙🏼
@@kristymichael ❤ Opps, I've been following you two over 6 years. Geeze. God Bless both of you.
We drove from Western Washington to Calgary, Alberta Canada in early May. The Canadian Rockies were breathtaking. The day we left Calgary fire season had started and the air was starting to get filled with smoke. By the time we reached Banff it’s was gorgeous again. We drove back through BC, then into Washington. I highly recommend seeing the Canadian Rockies in Spring BEFORE fire season.
I’d also recommend visiting Richmond BC Canada for their “Night Market”. Think of a large farmers market at night. Lots of fun activities, food trucks and hand made goods.
Our best travel is in the summer in the high sierra of California. Pines, lakes, National Forests. Nice. Yes, sometimes lots of people, but sometimes that's fun too.
Out of all the seasons, summer is my least favorite for RV travel, but we mostly stay in the west and boondock.
Loved the football tour! Not for the game, but for the towns and experiences you featured. Great stuff!
Autumn for sure is my favorite. Pacific Northwest ocean side is very nice in summer.
When I camped, autumn was my favorite.
We prefer early fall. Just after Labor Day because kids are back in school and crowds are gone. We love the change of season and the colors of fall. Living in the northern Midwest we have to winterize our RV so we head south in the fall, winterize on our way home and impatiently wait through the subzero temps of winter so we can get back out there in the spring.
I agree, love the football videos and plan in visiting a couple this fall ourselves.
Would like a video on how you handle summers in the heat of the South and Southwest.
We love south central Florida to southern Georgia for spring.
Namely Kissimmee Prairie State Park and preserve.
We lived near there
I loved your college football reviews and videos Please do some more! Love you guys!
Thanks, Keith! Glad to hear that you enjoyed them! 💗🤙🏼
I am in Southern California and it staying local its good all year round, now going across the country late spring to early fall is good for us. By the way have you ever looked into the Sewer Solution system for dumping in stead of the 3 inch hose?
We have been Summer campers for many years. We are Ontarians and therefore summer is a great time to camp, especially not far from where we live. Swimming, Boating, Canoeing and Hiking are all great activities while camping. For the last 11 summers we've had a travel trailer with AC. We normally only really need it a couple of nights per season. Occasionally, I would put it on to take an afternoon nap, or if our dog need to be left in the trailer for an hour or so. This summer was our first international trip, into Michigan. 55 years ago, my family did our first real camping trip through Michigan when I was 10 years old. Our Tent Trailer was a SEARS Soft Top without electricity or water. Just a Tent on a Box, on wheels. We stayed in 3 campground that I stayed in on that very first trip. Only one night of AC.
For Ontario and many of the northern US State summer is the time.
We have done some spring camping, once heading into southern Ontario and once heading up to Lake Superior in early June. The bugs can be tough that time of year.
We have also done some Fall camping which we have enjoyed. The nice thing about the fall, is you get campfires in the dark! In the summer, it can be 9:00-10:00pm before the sunset and it is properly dark. We have one short trip planned for early Fall, and I'm think of another in October.
We want to go West next year and I think an August time would be best. Your comments about some of the Northwestern States makes sense.
Our camper is NOT set up for Cold Weather Camping. At least our water system isn't. We also have been storing our Trailer indoors for the winter, and winterize the water system. It would be impractical to get it out of storage.
However, 2 Provincial Parks in our area have Winter Camping (Roads and Campsites are plowed). Mew Campground in Algonquin Park has had it for years. We love to winter hike not far from the campground and love walking through and seeing what other do. Some use their Trailers without using their water systems, and some camp in Hot Tents (Wood Furnace in the tent) The campground builds a skating rink, with a Wood Heated Tent to warm up. The Comfort Station with showers is fully operation all winter. Arrowhead Park has just introduce winter camping, both in campsites and cabins. Again the Comfort Station is operational. They have great winter skiing and snowshoeing. Also they build a Skating Trail on one of the Loops where in the summer you camp. For the first time in my life, I skated UP and DOWN Hill. It is a wonderful experience. We have a Season's Pass to all Provincial Parks and love to explore in all seasons.
Next year, I am sure that we will do some Spring, Summer and Fall Camping.
Autumn is also our favorite season for travelling. We love to be alone in campgrounds too! To answer your question, I prefer content from you that is showing National Parks and nature 😉
Just after Labor Day is my favorite time in the NW. It is a little annoying when the tourist attractions switch to weekend only or outright close, but the weather and lack of crowds is great.
Fall is the best but we camp year round.
I have never been a football fan. That being said I really enjoyed that series! Would definatly like more of that.
Another great video! I really enjoyed the college football series! A couple of suggestions: South Dakota State-North Dakota State-Montana State.
Always enjoy your videos. We have been full timers for almost 3 yrs now and have never run into snow, but have encountered temperature changes and have been thankful for packing most of our seasonal clothes, lol. We travel from April thru November and spend our winters in Gulf Shores, AL. Yes, we are snowbirds.
Thanks, Patti! Gulf Shores for the winter is a great plan! 💗🤙🏼