U.S. Travels
We are Steve & Karen and we fell in love with cross country travel in 1973 when we honeymooned on a long rambling tent camping trip. Since retirement we regularly hitch up our nüCamp T@B 400 teardrop trailer and venture out for long rambling trips to visit national parks and historic sites as well as family and friends spending six or more months a year on the road. When we’re on the road we blog at least daily featuring the places we visit and the comforts we enjoy along the way.
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We invite you to explore the places we’ve visited by scrolling down and clicking buttons or regions on the maps. Notice that anything in colored text is a link and will take you to more information related to the post!
Our Favorite Places
Often off the beaten path, we’ve got some spots to which we keep returning or intensely want to return. Incredible campgrounds, museums, beaches, national parks, lighthouses and more. Check back often, this is an ever growing collection of favorites.
National Parks & Monuments and Worthwhile Places
We love our National Parks, and encourage you to explore the iconic places like Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon, we have discovered so many awesome places that deserve your attention. State Parks that should have been National Parks, Museums that knocked our socks off, peaceful camping places, and quirky roadside attractions! Click on a region then explore these great places by state!
- Note that at the top of many posts, especially National Parks, we’ve created a button at the top that is a link to a video about the park or location.
Places to Visit - By State
Another way to explore is to click on an individual state. There you will find not only all the National Parks and Worthwhile Places but posts about additional campgrounds, restaurants, and interesting highways.
Historic Sites
For the most part we weren’t particular fans of the boring history classes that we had back in our school days but we love these historic places that really bring the people and events to life!