Get a taste of the American Frontier as you drive on winding pathways through the pine and cypress forest with wild turkeys, squirrels and deer roaming throughout. The sounds of birds singing, children playing, boat horns blowing, golf carts buzzing by and fireworks exploding all
One of our favorite areas in Florida stretches from Hollywood to Boynton Beach along the Atlantic Coast. We were especially taken by Fort Lauderdale and would consider spending a month or two exploring the area the next time we winter in The Sunshine State. About 30 miles north of Fort
Our day at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida made us fall in love with space exploration all over again. The price of admission is a bit steep at $50 for adults, but don’t let that deter you. There are so many things to do,
Thought I would start this post off with a photo of “Lazy Leo” at Lazydays RV Resort Tampa, Florida. Don’t worry, this is what Leo looks like when he’s passed out and dreaming about chasing squirrels. We have been looking at Class B and
Considered America’s first undersea park, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in Key Largo is a popular destination for visitors who enjoy life on the water and below. The park is approximately 70 nautical square miles and offers activities from nature walks and kayaking
There are several camping memberships that RVers can purchase to receive discounted rates at campgrounds across the United States. Thousand Trails is one option and we had the opportunity to stay at Thousand Trails Orlando in Clermont, Florida. To say this campground is huge may be
“What were we thinking?” There is no doubt that the Everglades National Park is beautiful. The 45 minute drive from the park entrance to Flamingo Campground alone was memorable. Even our campsite had breathtaking views. When we booked our two night stay at Flamingo
Space Coast RV Resort in Rockledge, Florida was our home base for a week while we explored the Florida Space Coast and Kennedy Space Center. When we decided to winter in Florida, we had four must do items on our list: camp at Fort Wilderness, drive
When humidity knocks, we answer by driving to the nearest RV park with 30 amp electric hookup and crank on the AC. As much as we love to boondock or dry camp, we’ve realized that humidity can quickly change our minds. There’s nothing enjoyable
The big thing we miss about living in one place for a long period of time is the sense of familiarity and community. There is something comforting about knowing the roads and seeing familiar faces every day. During a recent stay at an Encore RV
