Category: Southern States

  • Parked in Charleston, South Carolina

    Parked in Charleston, South Carolina

    We all know that “The South” has a rep; they’re downright nice folks. What you may not know is that their cities also flaunt excellent hospitality for motor travelers! For instance, in Charleston, South Carolina we found that you can overnight in your RV in a garage in the city for ten bucks. This, plus…

  • More Than A Butter Lady & A Book; Savannah, Georgia

    More Than A Butter Lady & A Book; Savannah, Georgia

    Somewhere between the sweet-smelling flowers in the city squares and the piss fragrant alleyways, you’ll lose yourself in Savannah’s tell-tale spirit. The marionette show of Spanish moss will capture your imagination as it dances an eerie ballet in the light breeze that dusts your cheeks.

  • DIY Travel Guide: St. Augustine, Florida

    DIY Travel Guide: St. Augustine, Florida

    St. Augustine, Florida St. Augustine is a popular, historic, waterfront city that oozes with well deserved tourism. Just like many other great places, the city caters to curious travelers and vacationers.  We found some spots seemed a bit contrived while others are still holding on to the local flavor. As luck would have it, we…

  • Rolling With The Tides in Cedar Key, Florida

    Rolling With The Tides in Cedar Key, Florida

    This little spot on the Gulf Coast of central Florida is the longest camp location we’ve stayed in yet. A much-needed slowdown was in order, and based on a few recommendations it sounded like just the spot to park our roving wobbly for a bit.

  • Mardi Gras like a Southern Louisiana Local

    Mardi Gras like a Southern Louisiana Local

    In Southern Louisiana Mardi Gras isn’t just a day, it’s a season. Like Carnival, the Gulf Coast’s celebration is dripping with masked merry makers and high spirits. This momentous celebration of over consumption leads right up to the first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday.  Around here Mardi Gras is as important as Christmas, including days…