Foodie Fun

A collection of 60 posts

RV Life Season 3

We finally RVed Vermont! What town did we choose?

Being New Englanders, it might come as a surprise to hear that, 41 states into our RV journey, we had not yet checked off Vermont. We passed through it heading from New Hampshire to New York in 2022, but because we didn't stop, it remained a void on

RV Life Season 3

An unforeseen return to one of the most comforting places in the US

After leaving Michigan, we had hoped to get our axles replaced down in Fort Wayne, but our timing didn't line up with the axle build. Living with constant worry that our suspension will fail and force us off the road is not fun, but so far, these axles

RV Life Season 3

A Very Merry Cherry Fest in Traverse City, MI

Our northern Midwest "loopy" was almost complete. We traveled up through Wisconsin, made a stop in Door County, then went from west to east in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, before crossing the Mackinac Bridge back down to the Lower Peninsula. The loopy was a bit of a

RV Life Season 3

We got had on Mackinac Island

Our travels took us across the UP from west to east, landing us at Straits State Park, right along the Straits of Mackinac (pronounced MACK-in-aw), where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron meet. The must-see feature of this area is the Mackinac Bridge, a 5-mile-long towering

RV Life Season 3

Finding nostalgia in Door County, Wisconsin

We had two weeks to make our way through Wisconsin and over to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. We expected a state filled with farmland, cheese, ice cream, beer, and Bavarian pretzels. True, there was a lot of all of the above, but like so many states we've

Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome Challenge

This was so disappointing (HH/BW Challenge Series)

💡We challenged ourselves to stay at ONLY Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome locations for 4 weeks! Catch up on the series here. We had successfully completed 18/27 nights in our challenge, and so far, this was the breakdown: * 12 nights at Harvest Hosts: -4 at vineyards -3 at farms -2

Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome Challenge

We just had to go back! (HH/BW Challenge Series)

When we told our fellow RVers that we were doing this challenge, we had resounding positive reactions to Harvest Hosts, and rightly so. We also had a few people tell us it sounded more like a fun adventure than a challenge. We always try to have fun when we challenge

Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome Challenge

We crossed state borders for this alpaca farm (HH/BW Challenge Series)

💡In this post, we cross the halfway point of our challenge! If you missed the first 2 weeks, catch up on all the posts here. In doing this Harvest Hosts challenge, we've come to realize that we need to strike a balance between shorter and longer drive days.

Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome Challenge

A tale of three cheesecakes (HH/BW Challenge Series)

💡Fancy seeing you here! If you're just joining us, we've been recapping our challenge to spend 4 weeks at ONLY Harvest Hosts/Boondockers Welcome locations. You can read the whole shebang right here. Harvest Hosts is an RV membership program that allows you to stay at

Outdoor Adventure

Branson bound!

Our biggest event of the year had come and gone, and the fire in the sky had lit a fire under us to keep the excitement rolling. Thankfully, we were headed to a place that would match this energy: Branson, MO! This was one of our most anticipated Midwest destinations.

RV Life Season 3

Is this National Park the perfect getaway?

We are National Park purists. We think that in order for the National Park Service (NPS) to categorize somewhere as a National Park (capital "N," capital "P"), that place needs to meet certain criteria. All national park sites in the US are special in their own

Foodie Fun

Coming in hot! Our quest to find the best hot chicken in Nashville

Let's start at the very beginning, and we mean very beginning: July 7, 2012. Two 20-something Bostonians met at a lunch gathering and hit it off, which resulted in a long afternoon of strolling the city, talking and getting to know one another. One conversation topic of

Country Life

The Blitz East, Part 5: Camping at the World's Largest Pitchfork

Our Blitz East had been a rollercoaster so far. 1. We had immediate struggles as we rushed to get repairs done before leaving Colorado. Read Going Nowhere Fast 2. We entered Kansas, and while we had some issues with trucks and wind, found ourselves in beautiful campgrounds, enjoying new sights

City Life

Displaced in Denver

When living the full-time RV life, there will inevitably be times where we need to leave our trailer and find other accommodations. It's much easier when it's planned, but sometimes it's an emergency situation. Either way, things can get stressful, so we'

Campground Reviews

A full-service campground at Cabela's?!

We left South Dakota and had just a couple of days before we were due in Colorado for a mountain of repairs (see what I did there?), so we figured we would take a drive through Nebraska and check off a new state. Now, western Nebraska isn't as

Country Life

An RVer's rite of passage: Visiting Wall Drug!

We were really in the thick of RV problems. Just days after repairing our generator and getting a brand new water pump, we found ourselves without any power in our trailer. Our batteries were acting like they had been totally discharged, and they didn't have enough juice to

Foodie Fun

A Summer to Remember in 2023

For the third year in a row, we have joined up with other members of the RV Community to tackle a summer bucket list challenge. It's headed up by full-timers Keep Your Daydream, and the beauty of the list is, you can make it anything you want!

RV Life Season 2

We celebrated 4th of July 2023 in...

4th of July is an interesting holiday to plan around when RVing full-time in the US. It's typically a very busy time for camping, so we always need to ensure that we have a place to stay, or else we risk campgrounds filling up. It's

RV Life Season 2

8 fun activities to do in the Glacier area...that aren't in the National Park

Vehicle restrictions at Glacier National Park seemed to deter a lot of vacationers. Our campground never filled during the three weeks we stayed, and crowds in the area weren't bad. It's a tricky situation for a community that relies on tourism for their income, but for

Campground Reviews

Getting our kicks on Route 66 in Williams, AZ

Williams, AZ is a small town of just over 3000 residents. Compare that to nearby Flagstaff, which boasts nearly 77,000! Yet, both of these towns are well-known for their proximity to the Grand Canyon, being an hour and 90 minutes away, respectively. The Grand Canyon was at the

Country Life

Chasing Aliens in Marfa, TX

In the Big Bend region, towns are few and far between. You can drive tens of miles without seeing civilization, and even if you do come upon other signs of human existence, sometimes the towns are incredibly small, with no services for roadtrippers. This is why the few surrounding towns

RV Life Season 2

The "rowed" that leads to Mexico

Our final day in Big Bend had arrived, and we had been waiting all week for a special celebration. Anthony's birthday was the following day, and since we'd have a 320-mile drive ahead of us, it meant birthday time would need to take a backseat

City Life

Big Easy Tourists

We were in a site we didn't want, at a campground we didn't want to be in, exhausted, sick, and sticky from humidity. This was not how we wanted to start our westward blitz across the country, but that's RV Life. A piece of

Country Life

An onion ring the size of Anthony’s head?! Foodie Finds in Allegheny, PA

One of the reasons we chose the RV life was to save money. Between the expense of eating out and the fact that we love cooking, we don’t go to restaurants too often while we’re on the road. Before we launched, we discussed how we don’t want

Country Life

Anniversaries at Allegheny

After we finished our Airbnb time and returned to our RV, the thought of having several long travel days in a row seemed exhausting. We had already traveled from NH, through VT and NY, then through OH to IN, and now we'd be making our way back to