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Why More People Are Traveling In RVs

What better way to spend your summer than in an RV with your family or friends? Why not view the country as you spend quality time together? The best part is, you have space so that you won't get annoyed with each other. The article below features why so many Americans are choosing to use RVs for their travel.

RV sales rose 13 percent in the first quarter of this year over the first quarter of 2013, and by year's end total shipments will reach 350,000 units, on par with 2007, a high water mark for the industry, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association. And, it's not just Winnebagos anymore. Other brands in the category include Fleetwood, Thor and Forest River.

— Read More At Fox Business

Why You Should Go Camping In Florida

Florida provides something for everyone by way of vacation, from scenery to activities for the whole family. If you have never taken an RV somewhere, and you are considering it, think about setting your first destination to Florida. The following article highlights all of the amazing reasons Florida makes a great camping and vacation spot.

Florida possesses an embarrassment of riches in luxury accommodations at resorts and hotels, a huge draw for almost everyone vacationing in the state, whether residents or out-of-staters. But the state also has a wealth of more primitive accommodations: national, state and county parks looking out on scenery uniquely Floridian and unquestionably gorgeous.

— Read More At Chicago Tribune

Cheap Family Vacation Spots!

Families often factor in many things when considering a vacation spot, and one of the main concerns is monetary. Your kids probably have their destination picked out, and it probably doesn't coincide with the adult's dream spot. How can everyone compromise? Take an RV and visit this list of affordable vacation spots!

Portland is a foodie favorite known for two things: creativity and affordability. Start your noshing with the city’s famous food carts. Go to Foodcartsportland.com (or download their 99 cent app) to get the scoop on where to find the most mouthwatering options. One to try: Gastro Mania, home of the $8 foie gras burger. Check Under the Table with Jen, a local food blog run by Jen Stevenson, for sit-down eats. For an evening of wine, cheese, and charcuterie, Stevenson recommends Cyril’s: “It has a ‘secret’ patio, and they just added a bocce court.” Finally, don’t leave town without a stop at the legendary Voodoo Doughnuts, one of the originators of the creative doughnut craze.

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Make Your Dream A Reality!

 Have you always dreamed of owning an RV? Have you always wondered what it would be like out on the open road? Forget dreaming and make it a reality with this reasonably-priced Starcraft mobile home, which is perfect for beginners.

A durable, entry-level camper that is value-priced, the AR-ONE is towable by most SUVs and minivans. For the off-road camping enthusiast, add the optional Extreme Package to take your adventures to the next level of excitement. The AR-ONE features standard amenities to ensure an enjoyable camping experience – pure and simple.

— Copley's RV

Fleetwood Excursion - Reduced Price!

Tour our 2008 Fleetwood Excursion 39R featuring a motorhome floor plan and a 360 Cummins. This pre-owned motor home has low mileage, 27,000 road miles. The unit comes complete with 3 slide outs, 2 air conditioners, power awnings and an Onan QD. Stop by our  RV showroom in Hobe Sound, Florida for great RV deals and RV rental opportunities.

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Lake Tahoe RV Campgrounds

What about a fog filled and snowy summer? If you're looking for a unique summer trip to enjoy consider the Pacific Northwest. Start your journey at Olympic National Park in Washington to Lake Tahoe, California. This trip is opposite of every normal summer indulgence complete with snow hiking, fly fishing and fine dining.

There aren’t many places in the US where you can combine dramatic coastline, sleepy villages, giant redwood forests, wide beaches, temperate rainforests and 14,000-foot peaks. In fact, there is only one: The Pacific Northwest. Start at the top of the map, on Highway 101, which dances around Olympic National Park, WA, through Native American villages, loamy forests, and salmon and oyster fisheries. 

— Road Trips USA