Top 7 Unforgettable RV Trips in the USA (In 10 days!)
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I must say, and I have never complimented anyone on you tube. Hands down, you all are 10 out of 10 on your balance of beauty, conversation, personality, and sincerity. Ive watched you all for over a year and I have watched you grow better month by month. I think what drives the improvement is your passion for what you do. God Bless.
Since you’re both sales-minded, you’ll appreciate a Zig Ziglar quote. In reference to “the dip” Trish mentioned...”Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude.” You and your family ooze this from every pore! Attitude is everything. We need this positivity right now. Thanks for every episode.
A life long Michigander here. Michigan actually has two National Lakeshore Parks. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore AND a island 6 hours out in Lake Superior, called Isle Royale which is a National Park. Michigan’s only National park! Just to clarify! Isle Royale is a 100 miles Long Island with hiking for end to end. Full of moose and wolves. Both protected there. Well worth the trip!
When I was a kid my grandpa used to have a saying. "A vacation consist of two weeks which are to short in which you are too tired to return and too broke not to." Lucky me I live in Michigan!
🤣 we rented a minivan a few years back and did a 6,000 mile loop of the country with 4 kids in 14 days. It was epic, crazy, exhausting, and memorable. AZ, East to the U.P., then west to Rushmore than south. Ghost towns, random camping, and getting lost. It was awesome! Thanks for the 7 great places :)
This... THIS is what is really is all about @Amy Weinholtz. So glad that you shared a comment like this. These are the things we remember and talk about as long as we live. This kind of adventure that is exactly why we decided to what we are doing on the road with our kids. Gosh - what a wonderful story and comment. Think about the smell of a campfire and remember when....
When you mentioned that there is something special in TN - this made me cry. I live in TN and I agree with you.
Loda i agree. I fell in love with knoxville❤️.
I've been to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg and loved it so there. My family reunion was in Nunely, Tn and that was the best vacation ever! Love, Love, Love Tennessee, My granddaughter lives in Knoxville.
Loda I live in Knoxville also
I live in north Georgia...I really agree but there’s something special about the Appalachia’s and the Appalachian people. There really is...
I’m from Eastern TN and I did, too! Good vibes there.
Guys where are you here. The landscape and the river behind you is juts magical. We are from France and we are planning to travel in the USA.
I loved that you mentioned Michigan. Being from Michigan, it is such an overlooked gem. The summers here are unbelievable. It's the only thing that makes up for the long winter 😂
I miss all the festivals that all the small town have. They are fantastic! I also miss the cider donuts and blue moon ice cream!
And the UP is great in spring and speculator in fall
We did Michigan 2 years ago and were absolutely amazed at how much there is to do, especially in the UP. Can’t wait to go back!
I've heard a lot about Michigan. On bucket list.
I'm from Michigan, but have since moved to Florida. I miss walking in the grass barefoot, and summer in Michigan. I love Florida but Michigan is a gem.
My hart is in pain !!! we were supposed to visit USA this August for 2 months visiting all National Parks in California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona.
Thanks to Covid it is postponed till next year. From Perth Australia
Thanks for your amazing videos, America is so beautiful.
I can only imagine! So painful. It will happen. Murphy's Law says we'll be in AU when you finally make it to the US :)
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Ok... Now let’s go to Switzerland and Norway. Winter and summer. Those are my two bucket list destinations.
I would have to suggest the southwest corner of South Dakota. You can go to any one of many rv parks near rapid city. And from there you are within 90minutes of devils tower, spearfish canyons, deadwood, Sturgis, needles highway, iron mountain pass, Mount Rushmore, crazy horse monument, badlands national park, and Custer state park. If the weather isn’t cooperating you can still drive these areas without the hiking. But hiking in the black hills is unreal. And as a bonus you don’t need to move the rv the whole week. So much more fun at night not having to worry about moving the following day. No matter where you decide to go enjoy it. Good luck and God’s speed.
I absolutely love that table cloth.
agree...where did you guys find this?
I was coming to comment the same thing. Love it!
SAME LOL WHERE WHERE WHERE PLEASE TO GET?? 🤩
We’ve been watching you from when you released your first video as we want to RV. Hubby retired next month and we just put a a deposit on an RV this week...so one step closer!
Wow. Big step! Congrats. So great hearing people making the most of their retirement!
We've spent the maximum 14 days in Yellowstone twice plus another 5 day trip there. We are 33 days into Yellowstone and we only feel like we've scratched the surface. Bottom line is we are blessed with some amazing places to enjoy in our beautiful country. There will never be enough time. Go enjoy all you can enjoy in the time you have and then take some more time and then do it again...
When it comes to national parks, I would recommend getting in as early as possible by 6:30 or 7. You will beat the crowds at the gate and be able to reach those places that get crowded quickly without any difficulty!
Number 5! Michigan is my favorite The UP is the best!
Mackinaw Island is so fun in the summer.
I live in sw corner of state and lake Michigan shoreline is great along with wine country
I came from Traverse City, MI and moved out to Nevada.
Eddie Ockert and I still live in Traverse City. Come home. Visit again :)
The couple seemed to miss the Lake Superior shoreline. The Soo Locks, Pictured Rocks, The Keweenaw, Porcupine Mountains are the top sites to see in the UP and experience Yooper Land.
Hello from the Mitten! I always love to hear people talk about how they love our beautiful state. Also.. we do have a National Park, Isle Royale in Lake Superior.
the thumb....................Bad Axe.
If you have a free moment google Isle Royale it is ecologically famous for the Wolf-Moose study over the last fifty years. Very interesting stuff!
Yes! The Hidden Gem of the National Park System! Part of me doesn’t want KYD to expose this park but it truly is a special park that very few will ever see! Grab your backpacks Mark & Trish! Take your kayaks! Ride the ferry from Copper Harbor to the island and spend 10 days hiking in one of the most magical places in the US!
Or maybe Mark and the boys should take a boys trip next summer! This is one to plan ahead for!
We need to steal that from you one of these days... -MN
Traverse City in mid to late October, there is nothing like it for camping. Driving old Mission Peninsula and enjoying the views never gets old.
I need this tablecloth/blanket!!!
Me too. Did you find it?
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore Park on Lake Michigan is spectacular!
Don’t tell anyone. Shhhhh
Yes, I was thinking the same. Love that place. I lived there for about 5 years.
We lived in California’s Central Coast for over 22 years. Loved it. Now, we are in the Prescott, Arizona area and love it. We live vicariously through you until we buy our trailer!
You guys are excellent ambassadors to our great National Parks and the Hidden Beauties of America!
Looking forward to hitting the "LONG" road for the first time. Ford350 Super Duty Diesel and my 35' fifth wheel...going it alone. 73 and female. Woohoo!
Camping outside of Boston makes a wonderful all-in-one trip. Take the subway in and walk the Freedom Trail, see national historic landmarks, museums, whale watching, tall ship excursions, drive to the beach, Cape Cod, and Salem, Mass. You get history, art, the ocean, and camping - ALL the vacations! And never have to move your rig.
I like that number 5 was Michigan
We loved our trip up to Glacier NP and Going-to-the Sun Road. We also crossed over the border to visit Waterton Lakes NP in Canada and spent the weekend at the Prince of Wales Hotel on the lake. So picturesque! Memories of a lifetime adventure! 🏆
Doesn't look like it will be open for us, but that's okay... it only makes it easier to decide what to do! And then we'll have to go back ;)
KYD - Trish/Marc: Going to the Sun will not be opened this year. This was a recent announcement so you may have missed it in being away from Internet connectivity. Love the shirts we ordered!
Went on a Harley road trip with no plan, ended up going through Glacier and wanted to go up into Canada but we hadn’t brought along our passports ☹️.......so now I NEED to go back 😉😉😍
I agree 100% you can do something every day. Summer's 18 & 19 we traveled from Sw Mo to Yellowstone where we did Dinosaur Np, Flaming gorge Ut, Teton's, Yellowstone, Cody Wy, Devils Tower, Mt Rushmore, Badlands in 12 days. Summer 19 we left Sw MO for Yosemite. OKC bombing memorial, Austin TX dinner Big Texan, Cadillac ranch, Painted Desert, Petrified forest, Petroglyph Np, Walnut Canyon, Sun set valcano, Grandcanyon, Hollywood, Channel Islands, Giant sequoias, Yosemite, Pink corral sand dunes, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capital Reef, Arches, Canyon Lands, 4 Corners, Great Sand Dunes Np, then home. 16 days both trips totaled 22 people and 4 -5 campers, lots of great memories.
In 2018 did two week loop:from western NY
Badlands, Mt Rushmore, Yellowstone, Tetons, Jackson hole, Salt Lake City, Bryce, Zion, Las Vegas, Rte 66, Grand Canyon, four corners, Mesa Verda, Colorado, Evel Knievel museum.
6200 miles. Amazing !!
As a Tennessee girl you warmed my heart when you mentioned the Smokies (and the Bourbon Trail in KY)...yes! It gets very crowded over that way but we're close enough we can sneak in, hang around, then get out as quiet as the wind. Love this video and love my " 2020 Summer to Remember" baseball tee! Well done!! :-)
Grew up going to the Smokies, 1st from Ohio, later from Florida, NC, and now GA. My favorite.
Yaaaay Michigan!! I'm not surprised you included us, and you're always welcome. ❤🖐❤
Love , love love Mich... travelled all over US, Canada, Mexico .... "unsalted and sharkfree" ..I have a stockpile of those blue oval bumper stickers ....from Pittsburgh. Largest single fresh water resource in THE WORLD
My wife and I take a 10-12 day long roadtrip every year. Shortest trip was 4,977miles and longest was 7,149mi. Glacier Natl park is unbelievable, Yellowstone is great in Sept/Oct and tons of wildlife out n about.
Shoutout to Kentucky State Parks! We did a lot of long-weekend trips when we were working. I kept a map with a 300 mile radius circle with the center on our home in Michigan. As you have said Michigan has great state parks and beach towns. Kentucky has hills, rock climbing, rafting and caves! Carter Caves and Cumberland Falls are two favorites.
I think you may have created a "Top 7" bucket list for retirement. T-shirt to follow.
Can’t say I didn’t write down 5 of them for my own list!
When I was a kid back in the 70's, my parents would start planning the family trip in spring. Each one of us 3 kids would be given a special place we were going to visit, and we were to research what we would do when we got there. We took the same trip you are on right now, and it was one of the most memorable times of my life. I got yellowstone and the tetons on that trip. Have fun, and stay safe.
The sounds of the rushing river, the crackling fire, and birds singing! Amazing
We flew from Toronto to Calgary, rented an RV. Travelled to Banff, Jasper, over to BC to the Vancouver Island, to Pacific Rim NP and then thru the Okanogan Valley back to Calgary in 2 weeks. Its doable and totally worth it. I love your channel and look forward to a national park RV trip in the US once it's open again.
We love watching your videos on Sundays while having dinner. Reminds us of watching the ‘Wonderful World of Disney’ on NBC as a child. Keep up the good work and safe travels! Jeff & Margie Taylor
We agree. Our “Hee Haw and Dukes of Hazard” every Sunday. Staples of the week.
😍 that blanket 🥰🥰🥰 do you have a link? ps great cinematography 🤩
Where do you get the table cloth/ blanket?
Michigan has a national park in the middle of Lake Superior - “Isle Royale” - and a national lakeshore park - “Sleeping Bear Dunes” north of Traverse City on Lake Michigan and of course you mentioned the state parks of Mackinac Island; Grand Haven, Pictured Rocks in ‘da U.P. etc. Thanks for the acknowledgement of the gem that “pure” Michigan is to us living here . . .
Jay Kay Dee Pictured Rocks is a National Lakeshore too. 😀
Emily Calhoon Ya that is correct too - thanks for that !!
Tennessee is truly special. Been here 13 years now. People here are prouder of their state that the citizens of any other state. Nice video.
Another great episode, even though things are different KYD has made every Sunday a great start to the week!!
Great advice guys, love the recommendations and will be definitely doing some of these. Hope all is well and looks like Charlie is doing better, thank goodness. Safe travels and well wishes from Texas!!
Michigander here. We are so underrated when it comes to travel, but we have such beautiful sights. The beaches and waterfalls, especially, are just top notch.
Calumet in the U.P. is a National Park, not so much a campground, but the entire area that also includes McLain State Park which is a campground. We also have Isle Royal which is a 4 hour boat ride across Mother Superior. Believe it or not, I have lived in the "Copper Country" my whole life and at 50 years young I have never been to Isle Royal. It is on my bucket list, although it is closed this year due to Covid
I did grand haven with some friends when I was 16 and I absolutely loved it. One of my favorite trips. Did some of my best photography there. Can’t beat their sunset
Nice. We are RVing next week for the first time in 10 years. Yosemite, Sequoia, Mojave, Grand Canyon, Tahoe. One month on the road!!! So excited...your videos have encouraged me and my son (10) to make some memories!!!
Have the time of your lives!
nice trip.
Thanks for all your great insight and your preaching to the choir. Flew into Phoenix from Wash D.C. picked up a 39' Travel America rental. From there to Sedona- Monument Valley- Four Corners/Silverton/Uray - Moab- Bryce- Zion- Grand Canyon and back, with kids. Best 2 weeks ever. Our first RV, almost took out a gas pump first day, no issues after that. Some day we will have our own RV.
The California coast from San Francisco to LA is spectacular and should be on everyone's bucket list! Campgrounds and RV parks are super crowded now though in covid age so plan ahead. I LOVE to camp at San Simeon State Park and visit Hearst Castle. The tour is absolutely worth the cost for $30-45 and includes a bus tour up to the top of the mountain and strolls around the gardens after your tour. I've lived in SF for 20 years and Big Sur was our back yard weekend camp escape. We would through the surfboards in the back of the truck Friday night and get to Big Sur late but had plenty of camping options. Great surf there, amazing hiking and stunning wild views everywhere. Now I'm looking forward to seeing more of Michigan, the hidden gem of the USA apparently!
Loved that you included Michigan. The UP is my happy place. I can't wait to visit some of the other places you mentioned!!
I love the picnic with the water flowing behind you! Seems so serene and peaceful! Enjoy your trip. =) - bloggin brandi
Michigan (and the UP) does have a National Park - Isle Royale (in Lake Superior). One of the least visited in the US, but beautiful and great for hiking, fishing, and moose viewing. It's closer to Minnesota, but you can take a boat/plane from either MN or MI. Highly recommend it!
My fiancée and I are going on an epic two week trip starting in Wisconsin, going to Custer in SD, up to Glacier, then down to Grand Teton/Yellowstone, then back home. We are staying a few days in each location and can’t wait to 1. Marry my best friend and 2. Have this opportunity for such a great honeymoon!
Love this video! We leave tomorrow in our new rig for our first RV trip. Just a short two day getaway to learn the ropes, but we will take what we can get! Thanks for the awesome travel suggestions!!!
Love this! Thank you! My mother and I camp throughout the summer since I am mostly off. Love that you grouped some epic stops together. I, also, love that you said people in TN are a little extra nice. 😊 I am a lifetime Tennessean and saw when you were here and had a struggle trying to get your RV repaired. I was hoping that didn’t ruin TN for you.
It’s so refreshing to hear people speak of the US in an endearing way.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is amazing! My favorite place was Smokemont Campground near the town of Cherokee (Cherokee Nation headquarters and reservation in most of the town but there are museum and restaurants/shops). Saw a herd of Elk, deer, and turkeys. Semi-boondocking there as no electric hookups and generators daytime up until 7:00pm. They had clean restrooms and water and paved spaces. There also is a horse stable with rental horses and a hay ride. Good pioneer farm museum and visitors center nearby.
Love this list! We’ve done Utah Rocks + GC. The SW is our favorite place on earth. Can’t wait to hit up the Tetons. Your lifestyle inspired us to invest in a camper. We’re not full time but we’re out bout every weekend.
Thank you for reminding us how lucky we are to live in this beautiful country from sea to shining sea! Trish, I know you have received several requests for recipes or even a cookbook creation. You have a relaxed attitude toward feeding your family that comes across as being relatively healthy. Example, the way you were nonchalantly setting the picnic table for you and Mark. Your meal selection looked fantastic for a picnic. Heck, it’s not like the family grocery store is located around the next tree! PS: Everyone needs to add a Blackstone Griddle to their inventory. This is the best method for fast and easy cooking!
Great video! We just discovered you all and this was our first video we've watched. I can't believe the youtube algorithm didn't show you to us sooner 🙂
You all have a great conversational style in this video and made us feel like you were just talking to us like friends. Those were some great tips. We haven't gotten to go out west yet, but the smokies are close enough that we've been planning to go as soon as we get our slideout fixed.
Cannot believe you blew off Wisconsin. The Ferry from Wisconsin to Michigan is not cheap but it is amazing. On the west side by La Crosse if you come from that way visit Grand Dads bluff there are many wineries in Wisconsin the area the glaciers missed last time has wineries all over that have tasting and many will let you park overnight. If you boat there are thousands of lakes in Wisconsin and Minnesota I spent weeks snowmobiling the lakes. Tennessee the chimneys area I did the dumb dad and climbed out on the rocks to get a picture of the kids on the main chimney in the middle of the river and had a rock roll on my leg and crack it, but it is so beautiful awesome offroad trails. Searching for the old cabins hiking in the Great Smokies you can spend a week easy just hiking to the old cabins that also have graveyards by the schools and churches. The Fingers lake region in New York is great. I could not do a list of under a hundred the USA has so many awesome things to do and see. Thank you for being a positive roll model on the amazing things to do that are close to home for people that cannot travel far right now. Stay safe, hope you all stay healthy and have fun!
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Great Video! Outstanding choices! We will soon be out there again! Can't wait to get back up to Jackson and Bozeman!
Thanks. Yes, Jackson and Bozeman are great! Great towns in the midst of amazing beauty!
I love Monument Valley! I have been out it that area and WOW! I did all 3 of the "mighty 5" and it was amazing. It was it a truck and hotels, but still WOW! Very pretty. I cried as we turned one "corner" and I saw the 'Purple Mountains Majesty'. I was blown away. I hope my husband will get out with me and we will RV the West. Thank you for your videos. My T-Shirt should be here soon and I will be able to # you!
We are doing the National Parks with a twist. Ten Days. Yellowstone, Tetons, then south to Rocky Mountain National Park. Starting with Yellowstone-Tetons for five days, then one long day to Loveland, Colorado, then three days at Rocky Mountain National Park-Estes Park, then home. Heading out this Friday.
The tip for goin with the flow as far as planning is a great tip. I love the upper michigan and traverse city too. One thing i did was hubby n i went to tampa to the rv shiw. One the way back i took hwy 19 which goes along the gulf to get back to georgia. I would pull off at places along the way cause we werent in a Hurry. Last place i stopped at was cedar key florida. Omg! So cute. We found this one cottage type place. We had no reservations mind you. We got a heck if a deal since it was off season. Winded up staying there for 3 days! So peaceful. Stars everywhere. Found the best restarant called Tony’s. They make the best clam chowder! Lol. And i was born and raised in the east coast. My point is sometimes the best vacations is spontaneity. 👍❤️
I love Cedar Key also. I used to take an empty 48 qt. cooler and buy oysters from the boats. They'd shovel it full, add ice. It was about 20 dozen oysters, dirty, you had to rinse them and shuck them, but it was $8! We rented a condo and shucked oysters most of the weekend!
Where did you find that large picnic blanket/ table cloth? It’s so beautiful!!!
Yes please share on the tablecloth
I too would love to find this!!
Please where did you get the table cloth
All great ideas. We loved the west coast, SF, Napa, Yosemite, Muir Woods. But yes GTNP, YNP, & GNP, were EPIC!!!!! Life goal is to visit all US NP. 32 of 61, getting close. Keep my contact, when you are close to Louisiana i'll take you on a swamp paddle tour (includes all boats and personal guide).
One of the best photos I have of my Mom is her sitting on a rock looking over the Painted Desert at just the right time of day...so I cannot emphasize enough how important *what time of day you arrive* is!
Sun angle and shading from the land are *critical* for Western monument viewing while time of year is more critical to traveling the PCH.
If you arrive at the Grand Canyon or Painted Desert at noon, well, it's a big ditch pr a wide area full of rocks. Big whoopee ding dong.
Flowering fields make the coast route unforgettably gorgeous with the yellow flowers covering the hillsides, and even more spectacular that just the cliffs and water while the PCH in high dry summer is impressive on the water side but rather meh otherwise.
Where did you get that table cloth! Love it!
SN2 in Mexico. It's so fun to collect little things while traveling that we actually have room to use.
We have one exactly like it that we got in Mexico. I recognized it right away.
I love your down to earth energy!
Brand spanking new to your site. My family has been camping for 50+ years and still going strong. I love-love-love Keep your Daydream. I have lots to catch up on. But as a yooper I did need to mention -- Michigan does have a National Park. Isle Royale National Park founded in 1940, It is an island (multiple islands) in Lake Superior off the coast of Copper Harbor. Only access is a 3 hour ferry ride. I think this would be your kind of adventure with the backpacking, hikes, campgrounds & beauty etc.
I was born and grew up in San Luis obispo California, I also grew up going alot to Pismo Beach, and big sur . So awesome. Miss that place.
There are a ton of thing to do in Florida besides the Keys. The keys are a tourist trap in the summer. Florida has 3 national parks, Everglades, Biscayne and Dry Tortugas and 3 national forests, Apalachicola, Ocala and Osceola. Also Florida has 663 miles of beaches. Just make sure you pick up your trash and take only your memories when you leave.
Can’t wait for more traveling! 42 yrs old, have 12.5 years left until retirement! Love your channel!
Also, check out the North Shore of Minnesota! Beautiful!
Up in the UP of Michigan this last August. Very pretty country. Lots to do!
Could not agree more with your assessment of fast and fun trips... Our first trip 2 weeks after purchasing truck and fifth wheel was to Washington State. Texas to Estes Park to Yellowstone to Spokane, bits of Canada and then back through Mt Rushmore! 5000 miles... We were wore out and had an amazing time with our kids and the stories we have could fill a book. We have since been back to Estes park and to Yellowstone 3 times because you just cant do it all and you really don't wont to at once.
Add Sleeping Bear Dunes National Seashore with camping in Lake Leelanau to your Mi trip then as we say in Kentucky; “ you’re cooking with gas” The cites of Leland and Empire in particular are super charming in that area.
Here is our six day trip. We left SLC up into Wyoming into Devils Tower. Then over into Mt Rushmore. Then over to Cody. We drove thru Yellowstone then back down into home. It was a crazy 6 days in a rented van with 6 of us. We loved it!
Thanks for the video. We rented an RV last year. From CT. Went south to Myrtle Beach and up through West Virginia and PA. We got what you call “RV Bug”. We bought an RV and this year we are doing 3 weeks. San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, Devils Tower, Mt Rushmore, Crazy Horse all in 3 weeks from CT. So we’ll get a little taste of everything. We’ll let you know how it goes! We’ll do Michigan Next year.
We have been camping for over 42 years but my son and his young family just bought their first camper and I sent a copy of this video to them. I really enjoy your videos. Have fun.
Cal Coastal Highway 1 is absolutely a must-drive from San Diego to Carmel. It's breathtaking...
I love the blanket that you used in the beginning!! so colorful and wonderful!! Where can I find another one just like it?
We drove from Virginia to Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons National Park, Devils Tower, Mount Rushmore, Badlands National Park and back to Virginia.
Trip was completed is 2 weeks.
Truck with 5th wheel.
5th wheel got about 5,000 miles.
Truck got 7,000 miles on it.
For the people that don't have a lot of time and can drive long distances, it can be done! We seen a lot in two weeks!! It was awesome!
Glacier is out of this world!!
I thought I was just crazy wanting to buy a camper and leave Louisiana and travel all the way to Zion and do the grand Circle and back but I’m glad I found your channel. Thank you for all this information really appreciate it.
Danny and I took a 10 day fast trip about 3 years ago. Stayed in a different hotel every night. It was before we got our RV. It was both amazing and exhausting. We definitely want to go back and stay a little bit longer in each area. We left Tennessee, saw the Badlands Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons and Jackson hole. It was wonderful!
Great video as always!! We are yoopers this week! Staying near pictured rocks and went on the cruise. Amazing!! Part of our summer to remember!
We did 2,300 miles around Texas and 23 state parks in 8 days. It is doable....obviously some were just day use and drive throughs but it's the 100th anniversary of Texas State Parks so we are trying to visit as many as we can this year.
Awesome video! I print out your guides so when I finally talk my husband into longer trips we've got a starting point to plan from. Thank you!
We did a trip up to Minneapolis for Twins game, visited Minnehaha Falls while we were there. Traveled west to Teddy Roosevelt NP. Then onto Glacier NP. Down from there to Yellowstone, across north side to Beartooth Highway up to Red Lodge. Back across Beartooth Highway to east side of Yellowstone into Grand Tetons and Jackson. Then to Rocky Mountain NP and home. We did this in 10 days as well.
We are on the tail end of our trip to lava hot springs Idaho, Yellowstone and the Tetons. Even though the weather wasn’t the greatest, my family loved it. Currently in Utah heading back to SoCal.
We did 11 days and started in jasper np, down to banff, down to glacier np and fly back out of Calgary. Trip of a lifetime. And hit many parks around those big ones like waterton, one of my favorite places..
Because of our jobs we only get one week at a time to go somewhere so we pick a place that is no more than 16 hours away from us so we have a full 2 days to travel there and get to spend 5 days at that place and then 2 days vack home. We have seen so many places and made so many memories. We love to travel ❤ and love your videos. Maybe one day we can meet in person, that would be awesome.
FYI - Michigan does have Isle Royale National Park, but you can't take an RV there. On google it says a "remote island cluster in Lake Superior" and it is. Make reservations in advance and take your tent, camping gear and kayak.
I would like to point out that although they're not National 'Parks' per se, Michigan does have two incredible National Lake Shores, Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes and Pictured Rocks, the equivalent of a Park. And one of it's best kept secrets, Michigan does have a National Park, Isle Royal, hard to get to but so worth it.
We just got a new to us Class B and did a tidepooling trip from Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara. It was so beautiful and fun to see all the different sea life
Thanks, guys! great reviews of best spots. Can't wait to start from San Diego next year when we go full time. Friends in most of the 7 spots.
Love your positive attitudes!....we are ‘gonna do all these trips!
This is a great resource. I'd have to agree with you on the places I've been that you covered. I can't wait until I get to do your southwest list. It's been on my bucket list. Downloading the list now!
The upper peninsula has Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. National Lakeshores, National Seashores, and National Monuments are all run by the National Park Svc too.
Great compilation of fav RV trips guys! Safe travels!
Hi guys! You left out so many things in KY! I cant name them all! Caves,steam boat,largest bat in the world....ECT! And the list is endless! We just got back from Florida! Because of covid we are gonna wait awhile to go back out! But we are already planning for the next trip! Safe travels! And yes we are from Ky but we've travel out west and loved it!