RV We There Yet?

08/12/2026

08/12/2026

🚐🗺️ RV We There Yet?! 🗺️🚐

What a summer it has been! ☀️ From the beaches of Florida 🏖️, to the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina 🏔️, celebrating the 4th of July in Colonial Williamsburg 🇺🇸, and finally our BIG 5,000-mile RV adventure through Maine, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia! 🇺🇸🇨🇦

We packed A LOT of adventure into one summer—and somehow survived all those miles together! 😂❤️ We saw incredible places, tried new things, laughed a lot, and made memories with our girls that we’ll treasure forever.

There are WAY too many pictures, stories, and adventures to fit into one post, so over the next few days and weeks I’ll be sharing some of our favorite moments from our “RV We There Yet?” Summer Adventure! 🚐🏕️🦞🐋🏔️

Stay tuned… because we definitely have some stories to tell! ❤️

06/19/2026

🚐🌲 Adventure Awaits! 🌲🚐

The camper is packed, the girls are excited, and we’re officially headed to Jellystone Park Golden Valley in Golden Valley, NC! 🐻🏕️

This trip is extra special because it’s where our family’s camping adventures really began. There’s something about pulling into Jellystone that instantly puts us in vacation mode—water slides, mini golf, wagon rides, swimming, and plenty of family memories waiting to be made.

We’re looking forward to slowing down, spending time together, and enjoying a weekend filled with campfires, laughter, and outdoor fun.

Follow along as we share highlights from our trip and all the family fun from one of our favorite camping destinations.

05/20/2026

🌎✨ Wander Wednesday ✨🌎

Sometimes the best part of RV life isn’t the destination… it’s the unexpected stops along the way. On our trip to Penn’s Cave, we wandered into Gettysburg for a lunch stop — and it turned out to be a hidden RV win! 🚐💙

There was great RV parking with picnic tables, making it a perfect place to stretch our legs and take a break. You also have the option to drop the camper and explore Gettysburg by truck, or in our case... stay hooked up and still drive through Gettysburg with the camper in tow!

It also turned into a great historical and educational pit stop for the girls. There’s something special about letting history come to life beyond a textbook and creating memories while learning together along the way.

Little finds like this are what make RV travel so fun — discovering places that make traveling easier and add a little adventure to the journey.

Have you found any unexpected RV-friendly stops that turned out to be a favorite? ⬇️