Mel and I have been traveling in our 5th wheel trailer for the past four years, covering nearly 30,000 miles (so far!) all the way from Washington to Florida and everywhere in between. We’ve loved every minute. Both of us have camped and RV'd over the years, both separately and together.
Sue Bray
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It may not be as large as many of our country’s western National Parks, but Maine’s Acadia National Park offers plenty of diverse and beautiful scenery, a colorful history, unique towns, and villages sprinkled about and miles of hiking trails and driving loops throughout the Park.
It’s totally different from any other National Park we’ve visited – no snowy mountains, blue lakes, rushing rivers or the other types of scenery we generally associate with our National Parks. From the wild looking trees to the stacked rocks, Joshua Tree first appears as a rather forbidding world...
What can I say about the Grand Canyon? It’s awesome. It’s breathtaking. It’s inspiring. And it’s truly overwhelming. The Canyon just draws you in – every time you look into its mile-long depth, colors and shadows change, or you notice something you never saw before.
I had always wanted to visit South Dakota, and first on my bucket list was Mount Rushmore. I’m not alone. According to the National Park Service, Mount Rushmore National Monument is visited by nearly three million people each year.
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