7 Day RV Travel Guide Bundle

Yellowstone National Park

At the top of every RVers bucket list, Yellowstone is a place so majestic, so wild, and so big that it calls us to return, to explore, to get to know the diversity of its land and animals over and over again.

Everywhere you look are waterfalls, fast-moving rivers, geysers, sheer rock faces, towering lodgepole pines, all framed by mountains under the bright blue cloudless sky.

In this guide we cover:

• A spot called “America’s Serengeti” where you can see the most wildlife in Yellowstone
• The best geyser basins to explore and short scenic hikes
• Our favorite hike in the entire park
• Two bonus days covering Grand Teton National Park and Cody, WY 

Michigan's Upper Peninsula

To us, Michigan’s rugged and wild Upper Peninsula has a certain magic to it. It's one of the most scenic and adventurous spots in North America, perfect for exploration by RV. 

It’s been a place where we can get out into the wilderness and enjoy the quiet. Or to park our rig right up onto the shore of a beach and listen to the water from the Great Lakes.

This guide begins in Mackinac Island and makes a sweeping loop around Michigan's UP. 

In the guide we cover:

• Historic lighthouses and islands on the Great Lakes
• A famous lock system still in use
• The glass-bottom boat tours along the national lakeshore
• Great hiking, scenic waterfalls, and historic townsites
• Kitch-iti-kipi “The Big Spring” (a 40-foot deep, crystal-clear freshwater spring)

Colorado

When Jennifer and I first went to Colorado, I felt like I finally understood what John Denver meant in his song, I was “coming home to a place I’d never been before”.

When you find yourself amongst the snow-covered peaks and rich history that Colorado has to offer, I’m sure you’ll feel the same.

This guide begins around Colorado Springs and ends at Mesa Verde National Park.

In the guide we cover:

• A beautiful drive up a peak through alpine forests, mountain reservoirs, and rugged rock face
• Hiking trails among the towering vertical, deep-red sandstone formations in the Garden of the Gods
• The wildlife sightings, alpine wildflowers, and jaw-dropping views on the “highway to the sky”
• The world’s largest hot spring and a lake suspended on the edge of a cliff
• Hiking through the amazing archeological cliff dwellings of the Ancestral Pueblo people 

Arizona

While in Arizona, our days were filled with exploring all the majesties the locale has to offer, and our nights provided unparalleled open skies absolutely filled to the brim with glimmering stars.

Obviously, Jennifer and I love Arizona so much that we decided to add this new travel guide to our growing collection!

Use our guide to make sure you get the most out of your time in Arizona! 

We cover a lot in the guide, including:

• The South Rim of the Grand Canyon, including several scenic trails and the Village Historic District
• The mystical town of Sedona, located amidst otherworldly red rocks, national and state parks, and a scenic byway
• Lake Havasu, with boondocking options, great beaches, state parks, and epic stargazing opportunities
• Quartzsite, the tiny little town that becomes RVer central once a year with incredible history and boondocking options

and so much more!

The Florida Keys

The drive through the Keys to Key West makes for a bonafide tropical road trip, with spectacular beaches, numerous natural attractions, wildlife sanctuaries, and plenty of fresh seafood from nearby roadside shacks.

With so many interesting bits of history and natural beauty packed into such a small area, it’s no wonder that snowbirds will find themselves spending months enjoying and exploring the Florida Keys.

This guide begins in Key Largo and ends in Key West.

In the guide we cover:

• A trip out to one of the most remote National Parks in the US
• Some of the best snorkeling spots in the Keys and where to see wildlife
• Day trips and tips to accessing two State Parks on undeveloped islands
  
• The biggest mistake we made when visiting Key West and how to avoid it!