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💻 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

🐴 Discovering Crystal River

Our trip to Crystal River and exploring the Nature Coast of Florida was better than we ever imagined! We live in Tampa, so the RV drive was an easy hour-long drive, but it felt like we drove right into old Florida. By the time we pulled into our campsite at The Cove Campground , both Kevin and I were grinning ear to ear with excitement for what was to come that week. We’re always excited for an episode shoot, because it means adventure, meeting all kinds of wonderful people, and getting to know a community better. Shortly after setting up camp, Kemper Willcut, The Cove’s owner came by to greet us and fill us in on the history of the campground and restaurant. "What a hidden gem he’s got on his hands!! You just can’t beat walking a few footsteps over to the pub for dinner and then back to your RV" said Kevin. He was right, we were quickly spoiled by the hospitality! Our first venture out was to Wild Bill’s Airboat Tours wh

📺 Saturdays at 8am on Discovery

We're very excited about sharing our Season 2 adventures with you, starting Saturday, December 31 at 8 a.m. (ET & PT) on Discovery Channel!! The season has been oh, so fun to film because we've been to some really cool places. We travel to Iowa to check out where Winnebago RV's come from, we've been back to Nebraska to explore a completely different region, out to Chattanooga to check out their cool vibe, to the mountains of Georgia for some backwoods fun, and all the way up to Maine to experience what's wild up there. We don't stop there either . . . we're soaking in the sun on Pensacola Beach and then swimming with the fishes in the Keys, we head over to the Space Coast again, but this time to try some lagers and launches. You can't miss Season 2 (and we make it easy for you to watch it pretty much anywhere)! It'll be on Discovery (Saturdays at 8 a.m. ET & PT), DiscoveryGo app, Amazon Prime, R

💦 Highest Waterfall in Nebraska

Smith Falls State Park is named for Frederic Smith, who filed the first homestead patent on the land that surrounds the falls. The site became a state park in 1992. The main attraction is the highest waterfall in Nebraska, at 70 feet. The water is crisp and a perfect refresher on a hot summer day. The area also has biological significance where several ice age species can still be found. We arrived and met Superintendent Amy Kucera to get the scoop on all things Smith Falls. She grew up in the area, is an avid kayaker (loves to take her dogs with her), and shared the history, layout, and some of her favorites to do when you're at the park. We wrapped up with Amy and headed straight to the falls. By the time we got there, we had all worked up a pretty good sweat. We all get down to our shorts we wore under our hiking clothes, and start the approach in. You lose your breath for a sec

🚍 The Winnebago Difference

The very first RV we ever bought and drove was a Winnebago Itasca Suncruiser (circa 2004). After leaving a meeting with Discovery channel, where my husband (and Executive Producer) pitched his "RV series," in the midst of the pandemic, and without running his crazy idea by me, the first thing out of my mouth was, "I want Winnebago to be a part of this." We've worked with major brands (Fortune 500 companies) over our careers in the fishing industry, and have always appreciated the opportunity. The archetype of the RV is Winnebago , and now to be working with such an iconic brand in the RV industry is an honor and a treat! This past summer we had the privilege of attending Winnebago's Grand National Rally , and filming an episode of RV There Yet? whilst there. Taking the factory tour and meeting all the people who build this brand was absolutely my favorite part of the trip. Watching generations of people work in symphony

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