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Active Lifestyle Guide for Campers

By |July 1st, 2026|Camping Tips, Destinations, Feature, Pure Michigan|

The best part about the RV camping is that there’s a lot of activity built in. Not only does it take some muscle to get camp set up and tear down, but the activities and [...]

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Statewide Driving Tour: 16 Patriotic Michigan Destinations Honoring American History

By |June 25th, 2026|Camping Tips, Destinations, Northwest Region, South-Central Region, Southeast Region, Southwest Region, Upper Peninsula Region|

In celebration of America’s 250th anniversary as a country, embark on this driving tour across Michigan, established as a state in 1837, by visiting the America 250! Patriot Markers of historic sites and properties managed [...]

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Solo RVing: Your Adventure is Your Choice

By |June 22nd, 2026|Camping Tips, RV 101, RV Ownership|

Have you ever felt like getting away – by yourself? Or, maybe you don’t have a partner who’s interested in the RV camping lifestyle, or perhaps no partner at all? RVing isn’t just for vacationing [...]

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Southwest Driving Tour: Dune Route

By |June 9th, 2026|Big Boy Contest Winners, Destinations, Southwest Region|

The shoreline of Lake Michigan, the Great Lake found on the west side of the state, will take your breath away with its beauty and expansive panoramic views. These views are even more superb from [...]

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Life is Where You Park It: Alternative Parking for RVers

By |June 4th, 2026|Camping Tips, RV Ownership|

The RVing life, whether you camp a few weekends a summer or make it your full-time lifestyle, is built on the idea that you can wander and explore freely, on your schedule. This opens a [...]

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Tips for Camping and Traveling with Preteens

By |May 26th, 2026|Camping Tips, Feature|

In past articles, we’ve discussed how to travel and camp with young children (babies, toddlers, and early grade school) as well as how to enjoy going camping with your teens. But what about the kids [...]

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Easy Memorial Day Camping Recipes

By |May 21st, 2026|Camping Tips, Cooking at the campsite|

Memorial Day kicks off the “unofficial” start to summer, and that means there are going to be a lot of campers whipping up meals and treats at the campsite. These four patriotic-inspired recipes are low [...]

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Michigan Presidential Driving Tour

By |May 1st, 2026|Camping Tips, Destinations, Northwest Region, Pure Michigan, South-Central Region, Southeast Region, Southwest Region, Upper Peninsula Region|

Driving time: 10 hours, 44 minutes Distance: 645 miles Route: Detroit – Dearborn – Ann Arbor – East Lansing – Lansing – Kalamazoo – Grand Rapids – Mackinac City – Mackinac Island – Marquette Celebrate [...]

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Three-Day Itinerary for Tahquamenon Falls Scenic Byway

By |April 23rd, 2026|Camping Tips, Destinations, Upper Peninsula Region|

Driving Time The Tahquamenon Falls Scenic Byway (M-123) is 63 miles long across part of the Eastern Upper Peninsula. The byway starts and ends at M-28, heading north, then across to the east to the [...]

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Mocktail Recipes to Celebrate Spring

By |April 9th, 2026|Camping Tips, Cooking at the campsite|

You don’t need alcohol to have a good time, but you do need something to celebrate the change of seasons. Springtime’s sunshine and burst of colors are the inspiration behind these mocktails, which are easy [...]

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