Every Mile Has a Story
Welcome to SeasonedRVers, where we share the highs, the hiccups, and the unforgettable moments of full-time RV life. From scenic campgrounds and historic landmarks to honest reviews and lessons learned, we're inviting you to travel alongside our family--Greg, Anna, Oscar, Harley, Paisley and of course, Big Bertha.
Exploring America One Memory at a Time
Join Us on the Road
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with us and explore the hidden gems of America.
Welcome to SeasonedRVers
We sold our home, downsized our life, and hit the road in our Brinkley Model G4100 with our crew and a map full of dreams. we believe life is meant to be lived now, adventures are better when shared, and memories are the best souvenirs.
Thanks for being here. We're so glad you found us!
MEET BIG BERTHA
Big Bertha is not just an RV; she’s our home and our gateway to exploring the vast beauty of the US.
CAMPGROUNDS
Honest reviews of the campgrounds we visit-- the good, the not-so-good, and everything in between.
PLACES WE VISIT
Historic sites, museums, parks, restaurants, and hidden gems worth the detour.
Campground Spotlight
Hill's Landing RV Park
CROSS, SC
Latest Stories
The Road to Family Isn’t Always Smooth
After leaving Hawkins Pointe on July 23, we headed toward Louisiana to spend some much-needed time with my family. Before reaching our destination, we made a couple of stops along the way. Our first stop was Jennings Ferry Campground in Eutaw, Alabama. As a U.S. Army Corps...
Harvest Host Review: Southern Miss, Petal, MS
A Peaceful Community Host Just Minutes from Laurel, Mississippi When planning our trip to visit family in Louisiana, we wanted to spend a couple of days exploring Laurel, Mississippi, made famous by HGTV's Home Town stars Erin and Ben Napier. Southern Miss Community Host...
Campground Review – Jennings Ferry Campground, Akron, AL
Jennings Ferry Campground near Eutaw, Alabama, was exactly the peaceful retreat we needed after leaving the constant noise of our previous stay near Chattanooga. Nestled along the Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers, this U.S. Army Corps of Engineers campground welcomed us...
Our Path to Freedom
Choosing to live on the road has opened up a world of possibilities. It has taught us to appreciate the simple joys of life, from watching a sunrise over a mountain range to sharing stories around a campfire. Every day is a new adventure, and every mile brings us closer to understanding the true essence of freedom.