Hi Neighbor, Welcome Aboard . . .

Our travel objectives are simple. To travel just a few hours each day, spend nights at half-price, full hook-up, pull-through campsites, and see all of the interesting places in this great country. All while doing it as economically as possible along the way. If that sounds like your kind of travel, then read on, we have some things in common.

We are retired and travel in a 2011 Ford F-250, pulling a 2011 39' Coachmen 5th Wheel with 4 slides. We Summer up North, and Winter down South. We take our time, checking the best routes and best camping values between the two.

We average no more than 3-4 hours road-time on a travel day. We often stop for 2 to 4 days at a campground depending on what we want to see and do in the area. (If you are in more of a hurry, you can easily travel between 3 of our map dots in a longer day.)

We researched the camping "clubs" that offer discounts for campers, and found that the two most useful are Passport America, and the Happy Camper Club. The yearly subscription costs are recouped after a couple of nights of half-price camping.

You might also look into the Entertainment Book and Groupon for 50% off deals at restaurants, shopping, and attractions near just about every destination on your itinerary. We have saved a bundle with them. We have used restaurant.com in the past but have found that the new minimums, drink requirements, and required gratuity, do not make their savings as attractive. We also have NOT heard any good reports about rvparksuperguide.com.

You will also find our Cross Reference Travel Chart below that can be used to find an economical campsite near a city or attraction that you are planning on visiting. Feel free to explore our growing website of information.

Have a question or comment? Email us. We love to talk about our favorite subject, and truly would like to hear about your experiences on the road!