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📺 Road Trip to Explore America's National Parks

This new series will take viewers along on a road trip to explore America's National Parks featuring fun detours along the way. Our crew will hike, camp, explore, taste and experience their way across this beautiful country. Buckle up and hit the road with a former Park Ranger and general know-it-all, a hippie fashionista from Rabbit Hash, KY, a self-proclaimed RV kitchen culinary expert, and an adrenaline-junky television producer. Backed by the National Park Service, our main focus is to visit as many U.S. National Parks and National Monuments as we can while taking the side roads to see some of the greatest and quirkiest national treasures. Each episode will highlight just how incredibly diverse and unique this country is. We have some of the most spectacular resources within our reach, and we can’t wait to show you just how lucky we are to live in America. In each episode we will challenge each other to

🥦 Broccoli Bomb Recipe

Tater tots without the potato! This tasty bite size veggie will keep your family asking for more. Great recipe for on the go! INGREDIENTS Entire head of broccoli 3 tbsp Panko Bread Crumbs (for broccoli mixture) ½ cup Panko Bread Crumbs (for coating “bombs” after mixed and formed) 1 tbsp coconut flour 1 Egg 3 tbsp half & half (or buttermilk) ¼ cup grated parmesan ½ cup shredded mozzarella (not fresh mozz, make sure it’s a dry mozz) 1 teaspoon onion powder ½ teaspoon chili powder Salt & pepper to taste INSTRUCTIONS Preheat oven 350 degrees. Remove florets from stalk (leave a little of the stem on each floret) and place on a sheet pan. Drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Place into the oven for 20 mins and the florets begin to brown slightly on edges. While broccoli in oven, combine rest of ingredients in a mixing bowl. On

💻 How to Use Google Maps For RV Trips

As the RV lifestyle explodes in popularity across the United States, I see many people asking the same question on social media. What program or app does everyone use to log their RV trips? I prefer Google Maps to keep track of all my trips to America's National Park, State Parks, RV Resorts, Restaurants, and the list goes on. It's FREE and easy to use and it's NOT filled with ads for you to support the app developer. If you have a Google account, you can use Google Maps to create your very own interactive road map. You can even make it "public" and share it with the world like the RV There Yet National Park's map below: Let's get started showing you how to create your very own RV Road Trip Google Map. This tutorial will be much easier if you use a desktop or laptop computer rather than your smartphone. It can be done, but this tutorial will use screenshots from the Google Maps

🎬 First Shoot in the Can

I can sit here now and tell you all about our 1st RV There Yet? shoot without my blood pressure rising, ha! Let's back it up about 2 weeks when the refrigerator in our rig quit working. We knew we would be on the road for a little over 2 weeks, carrying extra supplies due to crew meals, etc., so refrigeration is a key factor. Our phone call went in to our mechanic first sign of fridge troubles. He ran right over, spent entire weekend diagnosing and finally fixed the issue. I was ecstatic! Knowing I had a freezer and refrigerator might seem like a little thing to most, but it's my world. Probably 70% of why we got an RV in the first place is so we could control our food and have our own meals. So, when the next morning came around, and Kevin went out to phone in fridge and freezer temps to the mechanic, only to find it wasn't working again, you can imagine my frustration and blood pressure. Long story short, we need a completely new fridge un

💻 50 National Parks in One Road Trip

Can you imagine visiting 50 National Parks in one trip? We used Google Maps to create the digital road map just for this incredible adventure. The journey starts in Key West, Florida at Dry Tortuga National Park, and heads north up the east coast, hitting three parks along the way to Acadia National Park on the Atlantic Ocean in Maine. Next leg of the journey travels west across the upper Mid-Atlantic states stopping at one of the United States newest properties, Indiana Dunes National Park before making a right turn and heading north to the border of Canada for two stops - Isle Royale and Voyageurs National Parks. The next leg of the journey stops at some of the most popular parks in the country with Zion, Bryce, Arches, Yellowstone, Theodore Roosevelt, Rocky Mountains and more before heading towards the Pacific Coast. The West Coast has some spectacular features like the deepest lake in the country at Crater Lake, the highest

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