One man is taking his interest in space travel to new heights. He is building a campground in hopes it will one day be a destination for watching SpaceX launches from a unique perspective. Just when you start seeing SpaceX developments in the horizon on Highway 4, a detour down a gravel road will launch…

Patricia Winters and her family decided to take advantage of her husband’s remote work arrangement, so they bought a camper. In June, they left their Annapolis, Md., home for a trip out West, with plans to be back in time for school. “At the end of July, our school district decided to go virtual, so…

Michigan officials have selected 14 community and state parks, trails and sports facilities to share $5.4 million in federal grants. The state Department of Natural Resources said the money will come from the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund, which is supported by revenues from gas and oil development from the Gulf of Mexico. “The...

Amazon Prime Day 2020 is finally upon us. If you are one of the 100 million households with a Prime membership, now is the perfect time to score a great deal on a wide assortment of items. In the past, Amazon Prime Day has offered huge discounts on their own tech products such as the Echo, Kindle, and Fire TV….

In a year that many national parks are bursting at the seams with record-setting traffic, why not try camping at a state park instead? “There are about 60 national parks, and about 6,000 state parks. There’s a lot of hidden gems that are just overlooked because they don’t get the media hype,” says Kevin Long,...

Go RVing provides a platform to amplify the voices of adventure campers, leisure campers, foodies, tailgaters, outdoor enthusiasts, families, digital nomads, and more, by empowering them to share their own RVing stories in their own words. Go RVing is both the brand and the call-to-action to explore the freedom, flexibility, and fun of RV travel...

You may be able to guess from our other articles that we at KOA love hiking. The camping + hiking combo is one of our favorites, and it’s not just because we love the outdoors. Hiking boasts all kinds of benefits whether done alone or done with other exercises. And, over the last year, we...

Spending Christmas in an RV might mean changing a few things about how you celebrate. You’ll likely need to change up how you prepare your meals, the kinds of things you do, the types of gifts you give, and—in some cases—even the people you spend the holiday with. Besides the things mentioned above, you will…

Every family has their favorite holiday traditions and pastimes. However, living in an RV can make things a little more difficult for you – but it can also give you the opportunity to create even better memories and make new traditions just in time for the holidays. So, how do you make the most of…

What we do in our woods and on our waters is only possible because the generations before us recognized their value. Conservation is the driving force behind sustainable wildlife populations, fisheries, and ecosystems. That’s why so many of us give back to these wild places through conservation organizations and donations. Today, there are several hunting, fishing, and...

According to reports from the RV Industry Association, the number of households that own an RV is up to 11.2 million in North America. Over the past decade RV ownership has increased 26% and just this past March was a record-breaking month of sales for new RVs. In fact, companies like Winnebego are reporting skyrocketing sales,...

Some of the best camping memories are made with the simplest of traditions, and gathering everyone around the picnic table or fire ring for a friendly game of chance or skill is one of those times. Family game night is one of the best ways to wind down after a day of outdoor adventure. A...

If you recently joined the RV and camper van craze, welcome. But before you hit the road, you might want to consider adding a few of the nation's best RV parks to your itinerary. The beauty of hitting the road in an RV is that you can park almost anywhere, but as any seasoned traveler knows,...

A year ago this June, Marc and Julie Bennett hastily organized a virtual workshop named the “Hit the Road Summit” to help new RVers learn about the lifestyle. Now, the Bennetts have announced plans to launch a bigger and better version of the event, aptly named the 2nd Annual “Hit the Road RV Summit &...

This week, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) announced 49 new designations to the America's Byways collection, including 15 All-American Roads and 34 National Scenic Byways in 28 states. This increases the number of America's Byways to 184 in 48 states. “We’re proud to have supported legislation that led to the announcement of 49 new Scenic Byways and...

RVs have become some of the hottest wheels on the market, but too many people jump into buying a motorhome without fully understanding everything it entails. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a motorhome pro, buying an RV can be a major undertaking. You’re about to make a significant investment in a product that needs...

With everything you need housed right behind the wheel, recreational vehicles, or RVs, make every journey that much more convenient. But there’s a catch. Because these vehicles are so versatile, access to your travel essentials means choosing the right model to fuel your taste for luxury and adventure alike. When exploring the huge range of RVs on...

The very best way to see the Mighty Five of Utah is by camping in an RV. The five national parks in Utah are Bryce Canyon, Zion, Canyonlands, Arches, and Capitol Reef. The spectacular beauty of these geological wonders should not be missed. Visiting only one will provide a lifetime of memories. Here are some...

Towables are great for flexibility on the road. The biggest selling point of a towable is that you can travel with it and then detach it when you want to take your vehicle elsewhere. Towables provide the comfort and amenities of an RV along with the freedom of exploring with a smaller vehicle. If you've...

If visiting one (or several) of the United States’ impressive national parks is on your travel bucket list this year, we have some good news. The National Park Service (NPS) is offering six days in 2021 when guests can enjoy free admission to national parks, monuments, and sites that typically charge entrance fees. NPS free days are the...

Most RVs are pretty cookie cutter. They come with standard furnishings and fixtures that don’t push the envelope design-wise. It makes sense. They’re mass produced and not custom built. But that doesn’t mean you can’t customize your RV. It also doesn’t mean you need to spend a lot of money or hire a professional. From...

We can’t believe it, either, but summer’s already long gone and Halloween is fast approaching. And while carving Jack-o’-Lanterns and snacking on candy at home is always a treat, here’s a fun trick: If you’re feeling brave, why not take a road trip to some creepy, haunted places this All Hallow’s Eve? Best Haunted Places Whether you’re a total...

The Go RVing PR team works with media outlets across the country like Northwestern Mutual to tell the real-life stories of RVers and introduce even more consumers to the RVing lifestyle. Recently, Go RVing worked with Northwestern Mutual on cost-effective advice for RV beginners. Last year, my husband and I bought a well-loved but perfect-for-us camper....

The Go RVing PR team works with media outlets across the country to tell the real-life stories of RVers and introduce even more consumers to the RVing lifestyle. Recently, they worked with María, who is known on her blog as La Cooquette, as she detailed her family's journey in an RV. We recently came back...

We recently came back from an road trip through Southern California with our two girls (aged three and one). It was our second RV family trip ever. To say that it will not be our last one would be a tremendous understatement. In fact, I believe every family with kids should try an RV trip...

Last week, Go RVing debuted its new limited series, “6 Things I Love About My RV,” in partnership with Jeremy Puglisi of The RV Atlas. Episode one featured Bill and Nancy, recent empty nesters who just purchased a new RV that better suits their newly kid-free lifestyle. Through the summer, The RV Atlas is visiting...

It’s shaping up to be another busy summer at America’s national parks. In fact, a couple of the country’s most popular parks have already seen record visits this spring. Even though Europe is opening its borders to Americans, and it looks like cruise ships will soon head to Alaska, the great American road trip continues to reign. A recent national survey by Priceline found...

Summer may be ending but RVing remains a year-round activity with 65 million Americans planning on taking an RV trip this year. More than a third of leisure travelers surveyed say they plan on renting an RV and 26% plan on buying an RV this year. The top three reasons for considering RV travel include...

Nothing says fall like spending a crisp afternoon winding your way through a corn maze, and most of these Midwest mazes feature other fun activities like pumpkin patches and apple picking—if you can find your way out of the maze. They’re also located near cozy RV campgrounds. Photo courtesy of Richardson Farm Richardson Adventure Farm,...

Weekend trips can allow you to catch your breath after a long work week, reconnect with loved ones, and take a mini vacation without having to invest too much time or money. Even better, when you've got your own RV, your options for a fun weekend getaway are nearly endless. Why the Grey Wolf Camper...