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RV Trips - Getting There

Getting there is half the fun! That's certainly true on RV trips. A little forethought can make the journey enjoyable. Decide ahead of time if you are going for a leisurely RV trip, trying to “beat the clock” (an RV is probably not the best choice), or something in between.

Take the right road for you. Many RVers prefer to take the scenic roads when they can. But you need to be in the right frame of mind to enjoy the sights. Be cautious of selecting these routes if you really are more interested in keeping to a schedule. Strike the right balance, so that your travel is fun for all involved.


Camping World Choices for navigation abound these days. Some people will naturally gravitate to the technological marvels of a GPS Navigation system.

Others will be more comfortable with having a good map firmly in hand. Be sure to check out the various road atlas and directories for RV trips - designed with the RVer in mind.

And many people use a combination of GPS, maps and directories "just to be sure". Whatever navigational tools you use for your RV trips, make sure you know where the RV can and cannot go. Make sure you can locate places to get fuel, and places to stop.

Take breaks. If at all possible, we tend towards the “stop and smell the roses” approach to RV travel. We like to see the small towns and countryside. Perhaps stop for a bite to eat so we can sample the regional specialties or seasonal produce.

At a minimum, take breaks so you don’t get tired or cramped or grumpy. A few minutes to walk around and get some fresh air will make a difference.

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Even a long stretch of highway can be interesting. Listen to some new music or catch up on your reading.

Take some pictures. Digital cameras make it easy to capture a bunch of different scenes and poses, discard unwanted photos, and then store and share them electronically. It only takes a few minutes to get out the camera, and you will probably regret it later if you don’t take at least a few shots. Smile!

We also use books and articles that highlight scenic travel routes. Most Scenic Drives in America has lots of ideas for routes to take, along with beautiful pictures.





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