The RV Atlas Podcast

America’s national parks are filled with breathtaking scenery, incredible wildlife, and fascinating history. But some of these beautiful destinations also have a darker side. From Civil War battlefields where visitors report seeing ghostly soldiers to abandoned mining towns, mysterious mountain forests, and historic lodges with unexplained footsteps, there are plenty of place...

Ponderosa pines, Rocky Mountain peaks, gorgeous campsites…Colorado’s Mueller State Park just might be one of the nation’s prettiest campgrounds. It is classic camping at its best. Our longtime correspondent Kerri Cox is with us to share a campground review of Mueller State Park, which has become a favorite home away from home for her over the years. And, she selected this fam...

An epic RV trip through Western Canada doesn’t have to be all mountains, lakes, and national parks. After exploring Calgary, Banff, then

There are some state parks that feel almost too grand to be state parks. They have the scenery, recreation, history, and sheer scale that we usually associate with our national parks.

Letchworth State Park in Western New York is one of those places.

Known as the “Grand Canyon of the East,” Letchworth stretches for roughl...