Travel and Tips

There are over 10,000 miles of shoreline in the US, and millions of RVers descend on US campgrounds with beaches on these shorelines each year. The sunny skies, rolling waves, and sandy beaches of these shorelines can be enjoyed not only along the Pacific and Atlantic. The parks with shorelines on the plentiful lakes and rivers sprinkled across the...

55+ retirement parks are the perfect spot for retired snowbirds to visit during winter. Many of these parks offer not only warmer temperatures but a chance to live in the lap of luxury while still allowing you to say you’re “camping.” We picked parks based on location/proximity attraction, onsite amenities, and calendar events planned around the year....

For most of us, the first time we remember going camping was with our families. Family camping trips tend to be one of our earliest and most vivid memories, and it’s no surprise why. It’s a shocking experience. Our parents drag our reluctant bodies far away from home to some unfamiliar place that has bugs and feels either...

Gay campgrounds have been on the rise for a number of years, with the majority of them being clothing-optional. Most are membership only resorts, but their affordable annual memberships come with access to luxury amenities and awesome parties that only gay guys could pull off. Here are our five favorites for the past year. USA’s Best Gay Campgrounds in...

The RV industry has been surging these past 8 years, with Tom Gorman reporting on the versatility of RVs. Recently nevada has become an RV owners dream. Gorman spoke to several RV owners including Tom Adams who lives with his wife in a luxurious RV located in a private resort in Las Vegas. If you own an...

When it comes to summer vacation, everyone wants to have their travel upgraded. Fancy first class seats, delicious food, and huge hotel suites would make any vacation better. Here are the top 3 cards that will upgrade your summer vacation for less. Although many people will never have a chance to see this luxury side of travel,...

We want to send a big thank you again to everyone who applied for the RoverPass Outdoor Entrepreneur Scholarship! There were over 100 applicants this time, more than twice the amount of last semester. With many outstanding essays, it was a difficult task to choose only one winner. With that said, we’d like to congratulate the winner...

There are no better places for pitching tents, roasting marshmallows around a campfire and having minimal access to indoor plumbing than in some of the United States’ top national parks. Below is a guide filled with tips and how-to knowledge for making your camping trip as successful as possible. Once you’ve decided upon your next adventure, all...

Today, traveling for work and pleasure is both common and desired. However, the cost of travel can be a devastating blow to finances, especially for frequent flyers. One way (arguably the best way) to make the challenge of travel more doable is applying for a credit card that accumulates travel miles. This can be a difficult process,...

This Southern California camping itinerary is a round trip from Los Angeles to San Diego and back, stopping off at some of the best places in between. Whether you stretch it out to 7 days or finish it off in a weekend, you’ll find plenty of entertainment along the way! So here we have what could be...