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Heading South for Warm Weather Camping

Thursday, April 28th, 2016

Some people get the winter blues or February blahs, I always get itchy spring feet. I can’t wait to go camping and yet it’s still a bit cold in the north for me to brave the cool winter-moving-into-spring weather. Perhaps investing in some warmer winter sleep gear is needed, but sometimes heading out on the road for an adventure to warmer climates is what’s on the menu.

Understandably, warm-winter camping is found mainly on the southern side of the states. So treat yourself to some warm-winter camping and give yourself a thaw.

CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’
Beaches, sunshine, and fun times all along the 1100-mile-long coast of California. With so many options to camp where do you start? The first stop would be a book store to pick up this little gem: California Coastal Commission’s California Coastal Access Guide. “With up-to-date maps and information, it is an invaluable travel guide for all coastal visitors—beachgoers, hikers, campers, swimmers, divers, surfers, anglers, and boaters—detailing where to go, how to get there, and what facilities and environment to expect.” If you miss picking up the book, here are a few sites not to be missed:

Channel Islands National Park underwater shot

Channel Islands National Park or there are seven state parks between Gaviota and Point Mugu all just offshore from the glamour and glitz of Santa Barbara. Climate is mild year-round and in the winter as many as 50,000 seals and sea lions can be viewed at protected breeding grounds. For more information: nps.gov/chis.

Leo Carillo State Beach

Leo Carillo State Beach is 25 miles up the coast from Santa Monica along highway 1 and offers 1.5 miles of beach, tide pools, caves and reefs to explore. Giant Sycamore trees line the stream-bottomed canyon and provide shade for the campground. For more information: https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=616.

SOUTHERN GEMS

Camping on Cumberland Island National Seashore
Cumberland Island National Seashore, Georgia is only accessible by ferry but offers 17 miles of clean sand beaches, nearly 20,000 acres for exploring and features saltwater marshes, freshwater ponds, moss-covered forests, and massive dunes. For more information: www.nps.gov/cuis.

The Natchez Trace Walking Trail, Mississippi/Tennessee

The Natchez Trace, Mississippi/Tennessee whose ancient game trail originally connected southern portions of the Mississippi River to central Tennessee salt licks. There are more than 400 miles of protected trail. There are no reservations and no fees to camp here. For more information: https://www.nps.gov/natr/index.htm

UTAH’S DIXIE

Snow Canyon State Park

Snow Canyon State Park named for pioneer Erastus Snow is a bit off the beaten path but well worth the travel to see the views. For more information: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/snow-canyon/.

ATVing in Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park

Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park is a bit higher in elevation, however, is well worth the cooler weather if you are a 4WD or ATV fanatic. And of course, the pink sand. For more information: https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/coral-pink/.

DESERT VISTAS

Boulder Bay, Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Arizona/Nevada. There are just so many options to choose from between Lake Mead and Lake Mohave but a favorite is Boulder Bay. Three of America’s four desert ecosystems — the Mojave, the Great Basin, and the Sonoran Desert — meet here. For more information: https://www.nps.gov/lake/index.htm.

Arial view of the Big Bend

Big Bend National Park, Texas is on the Mexican border, where the Rio Grande makes its “big bend” and is well worth the effort to travel here to experience with 800,000 acres to explore. For more information: https://www.nps.gov/bibe/index.htm.

So get out there and explore the adventures of winter camping in an RV today.

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One Way RV Rental Special

Monday, September 23rd, 2013

Book now for pick up between Nov 1, 2013, and March 31, 2014, and we will waive the one-way fee. With 14 locations to choose from you will be sure to find a holiday to suit you. With the cold weather setting in why not get away from the snow and head south for a few weeks. You could pick up in Chicago, New York, Boston, and Seattle and drop off in Orlando, Ft Lauderdale, or how about Los Angeles. You could even do a cross country trip from San Francisco to Atlanta. Or look at Dallas, Salt Lake City, or Las Vegas. With these 14 cities to choose from, there are endless possibilities for this year’s winter vacation.

  • waived one way free is only between these 14 locations
  • only unit code MTR are eligible for this special
  • subject to availability

Rent an RV in Georgia

Monday, August 23rd, 2010

Rent an RV in Georgia, “The Peach State”, if you would like to enjoy some southern charm. Georgia RV rentals are a great vacation for those who wish for a quiet pace, delicious food, and the peaceful beauty of the countryside.

Georgia - Desoto Falls
Georgia – Desoto Falls

Georgia is one of many great places to golf 365 days a year in the USA, although, Georgia RV rentals have been described as the golf vacation of a lifetime because of its five distinctly different regions. RV rentals in Georgia are quite popular for golfing trips.

Cycling, tubing, paddling, and rafting are also quite popular because of Georgia’s diverse geography. Make sure you pack bicycles into your Georgia RV rental so you can explore Georgia’s mountains, beautiful coastal flatlands, off-road trails, paved pathways, and country roads. For endless tubing, paddling, and rafting opportunities, take your Georgia RV rental into the mountains, the Piedmont, or along the coast. The mountains in Georgia offer winding rivers, lakes, and whitewater rafting down the Chattooga River which has been nationally designated “Wild and Scenic River”. Take your Georgia RV rental to Piedmont for slower moving rivers and calmer paddling. Paddling down Georgia’s coast gives a wide range of experiences. You will find alligators, dolphins, all sorts of wildlife, and breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. If you’re keen to go for a hike, don’t miss The Appalachian Trail as it is used and maintained by hikers from all over the world.

Agritourism is strong in Georgia, so feel free to park your Georgia RV rental at an agricultural, horticultural, or agribusiness operation and go on a farm tour, hayride, fish hatchery tour, or a pick-your-own produce adventure.

Georgia also boasts a wide variety of public gardens. There are a few that are specialty but most expose an intricate range of garden types.

See our RV rentals in Georgia.