It's time to head south for the winter. Snowbirds on their maiden voyage south might want to consider these three states to park it for the winter.

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Some gardens are magnificent to visit year-round. Portland, Oregon is home to two of them that fall into this category: Portland Japanese Garden and Lan Su Chinese Garden.

Whether I’m looking for the nearest RV dump station, planning an upcoming trip, or just wanting to socialize with fellow RVers, there’s guaranteed to be an app for that!

RVers wandering up or down Highway 101 in Oregon should be sure to stop in Seaside--one of the most darling towns on the Oregon coast.

Death Valley National Park has many wonders in store for any visitor.

If you are more into tofu and gluten-free pizza crusts than shrimp and grits, you can still visit the Lowcountry and enjoy the culinary offerings.

Most people who have visited Oregon have probably been to or heard of Multnomah Falls and the surrounding area. While you can’t camp at the Falls, Ainsworth State Park, located just a few miles to the east, is an ideal base camp for those wanting to spend a few days hiking the lovely trails.

If you’ve only got a couple of days to hang out in Seattle this summer, check out this article for recommendations on where to eat and what to do once you get there.

If ever find yourself near Niland, California you should make sure to visit Salvation Mountain in Slab City. This attraction is a welcome addition to any RV trip.