Xscapers travel log

After being stuck inside for a three days while the wind howled and the temperatures barely made it out of the 40s, things improved around mid-week and we were able…

Despite its proximity to both Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the Mojave National Preserve is a seldom visited area. In fact, most people have either never heard of it, or get…

Three winters ago we went on a day trip through Joshua Tree National Park. An entire day of driving took us through the park from south to north where we saw Pinto Mountain, strolled…

It’s time for our yearly look back on where we’ve traveled over the past 12 months. In short, 2015 was dramatically different than 2014. We headed to the eastern side…

We spent more time on the road last week then we sometimes do in an entire month. From Monday to Saturday we drove a whopping 998 miles all the way from our lovely site…

Probably the number one recommendation we got for our time in Kentucky was to tour the famous bourbon distilleries. Coming in at a close second was the Kentucky Horse Park.…

Everyone seems to be interested in how people who travel full-time in RVs plan their route and decide where to go. It’s one of the most popular questions we get…

Last weekend we headed north from Kennebunkport to Freeport for our final week in Maine. Along the way we decided to take ourselves on a mini lighthouse tour. Because with…

You know what I love about this life of perpetual travel? That amazing feeling when we arrive somewhere new and instantly fall in love. This feeling often goes beyond the perfect…

Did you know that the Savannah Visitor Center allows you to RV in their parking lot for up to 48 hours? That’s right, a convenient place to park your RV…

Last weekend we visited the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral. Tons of people recommended it as a “must visit” attraction on the east coast of Florida. Other than knowing…

Louisiana is one of those states that I never gave much thought to visiting. It wasn’t that I didn’t want to visit, but other than New Orleans, I really had…

What it is about sand dunes that make them so fascinating? Is it the ever shifting wind sculpted peaks and valleys, the rarity of this phenomenon, or the fact that…