Rand McNally’s new online community, Best of RVing, provides experiences and information from both fellow RVers and the pros. Our contributors have lived the RV lifestyle, taught seminars on RV safety, and written books about RV maintenance and guides to road travel. Among them are acclaimed RV industry experts and award-winning travel journalists, who not
Not surprisingly, this southern destination has perfected accommodation, catering to outdoorsmen and history buffs as much as musicians or brewery goers. Its iconic horse races make for a vacation in themselves, but you’ll want to stick around for a few more claims to fame.
Last month our editors traveled to Phoenix, Arizona for the first of three Good Sam Rallies this year. While our intentions were to get a feel for the RV community while brewing up our highly anticipated new RV channel (coming soon!), we couldn’t help but explore a completely new destination to us. After all, that’s what we do.
Cities across the U.S. are working hard to conserve the earth’s resources and help protect the environment, or “going green,” but let’s not give the big cities all the credit; small towns all over the country are doing the same. You don’t need millions of people and skyscrapers to take care of the environment, and we found five towns that prove it.
A year after Rand McNally and USA TODAY named the inaugural Best Small Towns in America, we asked the winning towns what the title has meant to them and how their communities have been impacted since. If you’re competing this year, you’ll want to hear what they had to say, and if you haven’t nominated