Overview After leaving the Moonlight Drive-In, our second Harvest Hosts stop took us to Shenandoah Caverns in Quicksburg, Virginia. Even though we chose not to tour the caverns themselves (we're both a little claustrophobic), this turned out to be a wonderful overnight stop that offered beautiful country views and a peaceful place to spend the night. Harvest Hosts guests park in a designated parking area separate from the daytime visitors. Once the business closed for […]

If you're eligible to stay on military installations, Fort Eustis Recreation Park is one of those hidden gems that's easy to overlook. We spent several days here while exploring the surrounding area, and found it to be a quiet, convenient home base. With only 15 full-hookup sites, it's a small campground that offers a peaceful stay without the crowds. In this review, we'll share what we liked, what to expect, and whether we'd stay here […]

Sometimes the best campground isn't the one packed with activities—it's the one that gives you a comfortable place to rest before getting back on the road. That was exactly our experience at Raleigh Oaks RV Resort in Four Oaks, North Carolina. We chose this park as a convenient overnight stop while traveling to Hill's Landing in Cross, South Carolina, and it served its purpose well. Although our stay was brief and we didn't have the […]

Cherry Hill RV Park turned out to be one of the best decisions we made for our Washington, D.C., trip. Rather than worrying about traffic, parking, or driving our truck through the citywe w ere able to take advantage of the campground's transportation options and simply enjoy the experience. Combined with excellent amenities and a welcoming staff, it made for a relaxing and memorable week, and it's a campground we'd happily recommend to anyone visiting […]

Our final day in Washington, D.C. took us to one of the places I had been looking forward to the most—the U.S. Capitol. Unfortunately, this was the one stop on our trip that didn’t quite live up to our expectations. We had reserved a tour, but with hundreds of school groups visiting that day, it was incredibly crowded. Instead of being able to take our time and really appreciate the history and architecture, we often […]

One of the perks of staying at Cherry Hill Park was the variety of guided tours they offered into Washington, D.C. Since we had already spent our first day exploring the city on our own, we thought a nighttime tour would give us a completely different perspective. And in many ways, it did. That being said, it also taught us an important lesson. If you’re considering a guided tour, take a few extra minutes to […]