Ready for a summer of new camping spots? A new guidebook with 25 fun, unusual RV routes around the country can help you find the most unique RV destinations around North America.
Grant and Bonnie Sinclair are two high school teachers in Atlanta who love RV travel. And now, they are authors. The couple just published USA RV Adventures by Moon Travel Guides.
Since 2009, these fun-loving travel trailer adventurers have experienced 20 countries, 49 states and 240+ of the National Parks Service units. And they aren’t stopping yet. Grant and Bonnie are sharing unique RV trip ideas in their first book, available on Amazon.
Unique Trip Ideas in USA RV Adventures
Whether you’re a first-time RV rental traveler, or an experienced nomad, the Sinclair’s book kickstarts any adventure. They break down 25 fun, unusual RV trips down according to region, season, and interests. If you go RVing with dogs, they have you covered too.
New RVers can find helpful advice in the book too. It offers tips for driving safety, how to pack, where you can and can’t leave your RV, and more.
Get the inside story on RV destinations
USA RV Adventures features fold-out printed RV trip planning maps. It shows you where to get gas and groceries at different destinations. The Sinclairs also let you know if you need campground reservations, or even where wildfires have happened. Other notable mentions include driving hazards, and even health and safety tips.
Can’t-miss stops from coast to coast: Camp on the beach in the Florida Keys, follow the ruts on the historic Oregon Trail, and wildlife-watch in Yellowstone. Hike in Acadia with your four-legged friend, take in the colorful wind-swept vistas of the Badlands, and enjoy mountain-peak views with your morning cup of coffee in Colorado
Moon USA RV Adventures: 25 Epic Routes (Travel Guide)
How the Authors Find Their Own Epic, Unusual RV Routes
In The Weekly Driver Podcast, the Sinclairs mentioned that theRV LIFE Campgrounds community is a favorite way to pick RV campgrounds for their trips. The Campgrounds tips section has great ideas for other offbeat adventures too.
“We’re big believers in using group process reviews!”
Bruce Sinclair, co-author USA RV Adventures
“We like to dig in and look at what other people have had to say about these campgrounds. People who have actually stayed there.” He goes on to explain that sometimes campground owners advertise they can handle a 40-foot camper. “But then you start digging in and you realize that it’s only one campsite!”
Other vacation planning tips they suggest for unusual RV routes:
Explore unusual RV trips you might never consider
“Everybody knows the Grand Canyon, everybody knows Yellowstone, everybody knows Yosemite,” says Grant. He says that they enjoyed featuring places like Great Basin National Park in Nevada. “Which we consider one of our favorite unsung heroes of the national parks.”
Use the USA RV Adventures guidebook for RV trip planning, and you’re likely to enjoy a slower pace than other types of travel. “One of our favorite aspects about RVing is it forces you to slow down,” says Grant. “When you’re towing something, driving a large Class A, a motorhome, you’re not getting there fast!”
You can follow Grant and Bonnie at Wanderfilled Life.
