On this blog, we explore a lot of the ways to clean, seal,
and maintain your RV so you can get more life out of it. But ultimately, you want
to get life out of it. That’s why today we’re looking at the top RV
destinations in the U.S. to help you find the best places to experience the fun
and magic of owning an RV.
Key West, Florida
Not only is Key West an accommodating place for RV’s, but
it’s something of a geographical interest for anyone who loves to study maps.
Key West is the southernmost incorporated place in the “lower 48.” Sure, there
are places in Hawaii that are farther south, but it’s going to be quite a
challenge to drive your RV there from the continental U.S.
Key West also happens to be the gateway to the Caribbean,
which means you’ll experience plenty of sun, pleasant weather, and ocean
access. And Boyd’s Key West Campground receives numerous mentions from RV
owners as one of the best places to park your RV in the country.
Horse Thief Lake,
South Dakota
There’s nothing flyover about this location. Just about two
miles from Mount Rushmore, this RV destination gives you access to big sky
country as well as monumental pictures you’ll cherish for years to come. Not
only does the area host Mount Rushmore, but the open skies and natural beauty
of the area is great for RV driving and camping. Black Hills National Forest is
nearby and renowned for its trails if you want to get outside and enjoy the
best that nature has to offer.
Zion National Park,
Utah
If you want an authentic taste of the great American west,
there may be no better destination than Zion National Park in southwestern
Utah. It’s renowned for out of this world camping, hiking, and climbing—and, of
course, RVing.
Zion National Park offers incredible mesa scenery you’ll
love, and spots like the nearby Zion River Resort are great for RV owners who
want to continue to experience modern conveniences while looking at ancient
land.
Crater Lake National
Park, Oregon
Almost eight thousand years ago, Native Americans saw a
violent eruption eliminate the top of a volcano. Today, Crater Lake endures as
one of the deepest, cleanest, and most remarkable lakes on the entire
continent. The terrain is completely different than that of Zion National Park,
and will warrant a visit in the summer—unless you like the snow.
Acadia National Park,
Maine
Looking for a summer experience in the northeast? Acadia
National Park in Maine has earned a reputation amongst RV enthusiasts for its
beautiful scenery and top-of-the-line RV access. It does not, however, have the
modern conveniences and utilities you might expect—making it a true
“campground.” If you want to live rustic and enjoy an authentic hiking
experience on the east coast, this is one of your top destinations.
Gear Up For Your Next
Adventure
Of course, driving across the United States will yield more
treasures than we can list here. And if you maintain a checklist of top road
trip gear for RVs, you’ll minimize the bumps and bruises along the way to
truly get more life out of your RV. As always, browse our collection of dedicated RV cleaning and maintenance
products to help prolong the life of your RV. Happy travels!
