12 Jun
02 Jun
RVFTA 1st Annual Rally Roundup!
We did it. An actual RV Family Travel Atlas Rally took place this past weekend at Lake-in-Wood Camping Resort in Narvon, Pennsylvania. Here are the 10 most important facts to report: 1. We have the nicest listeners and readers ever. Seriously. In the privacy of our own RV, we continuously marveled at that fact that all of our attendees ended up being super, duper cool. 2. Campfires and games create instant community. Everywhere and all the time. 4. Potluck dinners stand the test of time. 5. Everyone wants to win... Read More
18 May
Road Food Gone Wrong: An Almost Perfect Day in Awendaw, South Carolina
Our last day in the Myrtle Beach area was perfectly planned. In fact, it was shaping up to be the quintessential RV Family Travel Atlas kind of day, including our favorite types of activities paired with the promise of amazing, local food. We have a bit of a formula for travel. We start with the great outdoors because our family is always a heck of a lot happier when we have a little room to roam. Then we look for an activity that is truly engaging and interesting to both kids and adults. Finally, we shamelessly beg the locals to recommend... Read More
13 May
Camping Close to Home at Turkey Swamp Park (Ode to an Adventurous Mom)
A few weeks back Stephanie wrote a post titled Five Reasons to Camp Close to Home. It was a good one for a variety of reasons–five of them to be exact. I really liked reason #4, “don’t miss out on important weekend commitments.” Max and Theo are currently obsessed with t-ball–which means they really don’t want to miss their Saturday morning games. I admire their dedication and am pretty pumped about this new development in their lives. You see, I love baseball too. But I also love taking the RV out... Read MoreUnboxing the MyMayu Boots for Toddlers and Kids
Our boys want out of the RV the second they wake up in the morning. We pretty much have to sit on them until campground quiet hours end at 8 am. Then BANG, the camper door slams open and the day has begun. Anyone who camps knows that no matter how beautiful the weather, the ground is usually wet in the morning. We have struggled with this problem for years. If we put on the boys’ sneakers, then the shoes end up being wet for the day. If we let them run barefoot, their feet get filthy and need to be washed. Ugh. The MyMayu kid’s... Read More
07 May
