If you’re new to the airline industry, you’ll quickly find these terms thrown around everywhere. What is non-rev travel? How does flying standby work? We’re breaking everything down for all our newbie standby traveler friends. We’ve been at this non-rev travel thing for several years and want to share what it’s like for any beginner […]
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Camping next to a vineyard. Or an alpaca farm. It sounds pretty great, right? Spoiler Alert: it is pretty great. But is Harvest Hosts worth it when you factor in the membership fee and the recommended purchases you are supposed to make (more on that later) and the suggested arrival/departure times? Making a Harvest Host
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After we bought our first RV (quite the process – one we made a whole video about), we were like “ok, now what?”. That question turned into a lot of extensive research and a buying spree of fun RV accessories. But quite honestly every list was the same: sewer hoses, surge protectors, leveling blocks. All
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Spoiler alert: visiting Yellowstone in September can be an unforgettable experience. The type of experience you’ll talk about for years to come. Though this is probably where I should add an asterisk and mention that Yellowstone is so incredible, it’s probably really great during other months of the year also. But there are some reasons
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Given its many scenic spots and activities, how do you determine the best things to do in Grand Teton National Park with kids? When planning our long road trip out west, we found Grand Teton is often overshadowed by nearby Yellowstone. But after visiting both, I have to say, if you can visit both –
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Sometimes we forget just how many incredible places exist in our own country. Sipping morning coffee with a front row seat of the Rocky Mountains. Watching the world’s most popular geyser shoot water high into the air. Sledding down one of America’s tallest sand dunes. And getting stuck in a traffic jam caused by a
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Fall camping is quite possibly the best kind of camping. Ok, you pretty much can’t go wrong with summer camping either, but fall camping has its advantages. And there are some differences if traditionally you’ve camped or RVed in the summer. We just got back from a month long fall camping trip out west and
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Planning our first camping trip with kids was a mixture of excitement, nervousness, fear, and optimism. Kids, well they require a lot of gear. But we were equipped with our carry-on only experience flying across the world, so we knew we could pare it down to just the essentials. We’ve compiled our full list of
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It’s simple, right? You take one of these “Which RV is right for me?” quizzes. It pops out an answer and you’re good to go. But odds are, you already know that’s not the reality. In fact, buying an RV for the first time is not as simple as you imagine it to be (if
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Raise your hand if you have kids who love being outdoors so much that they would live outside if given the chance. We have two of them. And we love it. Yesterday, our four year old even chose outdoor play time over the iPad (it was a proud parent moment). One of the best summer
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