Our advice to people who want to get away from this in the winter is, why not rent first.Escape winter ice and snow. Head to warmer climates.
Or, take your young family for an extended summer vacation and see the United States by the roads less traveled.
Everyone should have the experience of traveling in an RV at least once in their lifetime. And by the time you arrive home, you will know if the RV lifestyle is for you.
As we travel from state to state, province to province, we meet people who want to talk to us about our travels. They always end the discussion with "I wish we could do that."
Why do we travel in a RV? We want to experience our destinations. We do not always want to "sight see," but become a part of the new neighborhood we are in at that time.
The French Quarter in New Orleans is a unique destination.
We want to dine where the locals eat and savor the food of the area. hike the trails, climb the mountains, or
enjoy a foggy morning on the coast. And we want to do this at our leisure. RV travel offers that opportunity. 
Or wade in the surf of the central or northern California seashore
Have the freedom to take your pets.
And follow your rainbow.
Visit Death Valley in the winter. It is beautiful in the winter, early spring and late fall.In the summer, temperatures rise to 120 degrees!
Hike the thousands of trails throughout North America.
Visit Joshua Tree National Park.
Every sunset has a personality of it's own.
Visit ghost towns and dream of days gone by.
Explore roads less traveled. Visit small town America and absorb a bit of history.
There is nothing tastier than fruits and vegetables purchased at local farmer's markets! 
Did a space ship actually land in Roswell, New Mexico? Go find out!
Travel a bit further to White Sands, New Mexico. White sand and no water!
The southwest beckons with cacti, deserts, mountains. 
Experience ancient petroglyphs. 
Explore mountain caves.
There are no hotels here, but an RV takes you places you will remember forever.
A brave man sat in this seat!
"Remember the Alamo!"
Take tours. Some like it hot!
Cool off with a kayak tour of a waterway.
Visit Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.
And Craters of the Moon National Monument where
astronauts trained for moon exploration.
Yosemite National Park!
Tour the coasts to visit lighthouses.
Some may be shrouded in fog, others in bright sunshine.
In Oregon, we drove our Motorhome next to the stream created by the Prineville Dam and found excellent trout fishing.
We find all kinds of wildlife in our travels.
At the end of our day, what a blessing it is to sit by a campfire, review our exciting day we had and to be thankful that we had our RV to take us wherever we wanted to be.
In Oregon, we drove our Motorhome next to the stream created by the Prineville Dam and found excellent trout fishing.
We find all kinds of wildlife in our travels.
At the end of our day, what a blessing it is to sit by a campfire, review our exciting day we had and to be thankful that we had our RV to take us wherever we wanted to be.
For our friends around Indianapolis who have asked what we see and do in our travels and about RV rental, there are many companies who rent RVs. You can find the right RV for your needs at http://www.rvshare.com/rental/indianapolis/in
By the time you finish your trip, you will know if you want to purchase one in the future.
Thanks for stopping by. We look forward to your comments.
As always, God bless.
