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RV Travel Apps

Tuesday, November 8th, 2016

If you are getting ready to start your RV adventure you may want to check out some of these helpful apps to make your trip a little more carefree.

There are lots of apps helping you to decide where to stay. I don’t like dishing out money to buy apps, there are lots of free apps available, but some of these are worth the price. Here are some of the most popular.

ALLSTAYS-Camp & RV App Icon

ALLSTAYS-Camp & RV, this app lets you find and filter places with or without available internet. This is a great app that includes filtering by tenting, RV resorts, parking lots (that you are allowed to stay in), fuel stops, rest areas, and more. It’s worth the price. Allstays also has a Walmart Overnight Parking app that comes in handy when you are just looking for a place to get a few hour’s sleep.

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Some of the best apps for navigating come built into our phones. The built in IOS map app is a great app, Suri gives good directs so that you do not need to be looking at your phone while you are driving. Even for an iPhone user like me, the Google app has its place. When you are on a website and hit the get directions link it usually uses Google maps. I don’t think that it is as smooth as the IOS version but not everyone is lucky enough to have an iPhone.

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There is an RV travel blog http://www.technomadia.com/ that I have been reading and they have created some of there own apps based on RV travel need. This one lets you track cellular signal offline so that you can check and make sure that the campground you are planning on staying at has a cellular connection.

Let’s face it, we want to rent an RV so that we can reconnect with our family. The last thing we want the kids to be doing is staring at their cell phones. Why not use the phones do get everyone in the same place interacting with each other. The Campfire Songs app will remind you of all those great songs that you used to sing as a kid.

How about taking the kids on a treasure hunt with this Geocaching app. This is a great way to get everybody together, to get moving and see somewhere that you wouldn’t have seen otherwise.

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This has to be my favorite apps for getting people moving and interacting with the world. Don’t discount Pokemon Go as an app only for kids. I would say it is for ages 10-99. This apps gets people out walking and interacting with other people playing the game. When you are at a Pokestop you end up talking to other people that are there and comparing Pokemon, finding out where they are from and a little of their story. The drawback to this is that you need to be in populated areas to find the Pokemon. If your RV rental trip includes some city stops you should give this app a try, you may be surprised.

There are sani-dump apps and gas price check apps, things-to-do apps, weather apps, hiking trail apps, the list is endless of what is available to us online. Check out the stargazer apps that will name constellations as you view them through your phone. What a great way to spend an evening by the campfire.

RV in Boston: Top 5 Things To Do

Thursday, April 28th, 2016

Boston is well-known for fantastic food, nice people, and beautiful fall foliage in the country’s oldest public park. Here are the top 5 things to do in Boston!

1) Walk the Freedom Trail

Freedom Trail Plaque

Set aside half a day to walk this 2.5-mile trail which is arguably the best way to soak up the history of Boston and check-out great restaurants. Shopping is also available along the trail.

2) Enjoy Italian Food

Tray of Italian Food

Tune in to your foodie side and enjoy some pizza, espresso, cannoli, and other classic Italian cuisines. The North End is the best place to experience fresh, delicious food. Book a reservation if you want dinner there on a weekend evening!

3) Visit Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum & Museum of Fine Arts

Boston Sky line

ISGM, also known as Fenway Court, displays many types of art pieces from their ‘Art Collection of World Importance’ such as tapestries, paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts. Wear Boston Red Sox memorabilia to get discounted admittance!
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is one of the largest, most-visited art museums in the world. Within walking distance of Fenway Court, you can visit these both on the same day!

4) Experience the North End

Boston North End Pic

A great place for a walking tour, this part of town is cute and authentic! Take in the historical sites, cobble-stoned streets, and yummy food in little Italy.

5) Stroll Boston Commons & Boston Public Garden

Boston Commons & Public Garden

Located adjacent to each other, this is a perfect day trip! There are free tennis courts and wading in the summertime. Picnic here and you might catch a free outdoor concert!

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Campervan Hire USA One Way

Saturday, October 4th, 2014

Campervan hire for one way travel in the USA is fun and easy.  Pick up your campervan from New York and explore across the USA on your one-way trip.  Visit Boston and Chicago and travel the famous route 66 to Las Vegas and Los Angeles.  Denver one way motorhome rental provides a great tour through the mountains to San Francisco and Los Angeles.  Start in Miami or Orlando, Florida, and see the sunshine state before heading west on your one-way campervan hire holiday to see Disney in Los Angeles.

Book early for one way RV hire in the USA to guarantee a great motorhome.