When you think of wine regions in North America, three locations likely top your list – Napa Valley in California, Willamette Valley in Oregon, and the Finger Lakes in New York. You might even include the Niagra Peninsula in Ontario or Texas Hill Country, if you know a thing or two (which I will admit right now that I don’t) about wine. But there’s a less well-known region in North Carolina that probably flies under the radar of most amateur…
Driving may be my least favorite part of RVing. Sitting in a seat for hours on end, constantly scanning your surroundings, navigating a large vehicle through unfamiliar territory – all the necessary aspects of taking your home on the road are certainly not the most enjoyable. That’s the main reason we try to limit the length of our travel days, with a four-hour drive as our general upper limit for a day on the road (and even that would be…
What image pops into your head when you hear the words “wine country”? Maybe the sun-baked hills of Napa Valley in California, dotted with prestigious wineries and high-end cottage restaurants serving hyper-local plates perfectly paired with glasses of wine. Perhaps it’s a vision of the Finger Lakes in New York, with vineyards and wineries sprouting seemingly around every little bend in the road ushering in vanloads of bachelorette parties and organized bus tours. Some of us may wander a bit…