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February 18th, 2026
Do Campervans Need Showers? What RV Owners Discover One of the most common questions people ask when considering a campervan is simple: Do campervans have showers? The answer is yes—many campervans do. But the more important question might be whether a...

June 9th, 2018
The Appeal of the Built-In Shower When people begin shopping for an RV or campervan, certain features immediately stand out. A built-in shower is usually one of them. It symbolizes independence and comfort—the idea that wherever the road leads, everything...

July 13th, 2026
The Freedom to Wander: Planning a Public Land Road Trip Through the American West For many travelers, planning a vacation begins with reservations. Flights are booked, hotel confirmations arrive by email, rental cars are secured, and restaurant reservations...

June 26th, 2026
Discover La Salle Lake State Recreation Area: Hiking, Camping, and One of Northern Minnesota's Hidden Gems Northern Minnesota is home to some of the Midwest's most beautiful outdoor destinations, yet not all of them receive the attention they deserve. While...

May 10th, 2026
Practical Tools for Campervan and RV Travel One of the most common questions during any road trip is simple: Where can I stay tonight? Whether planning days ahead or searching for a last-minute overnight stop, today’s campervan and RV travelers have ac...

May 1st, 2026
Can You Sleep at Rest Areas in an RV or Campervan? What Travelers Should Know When traveling long distances, one of the most common questions drivers ask is simple: where can you safely stop and rest overnight? Hotels and campgrounds are reliable options...

April 30th, 2026
Exploring Fort Pickens and Gulf Islands National Seashore Florida's Gulf Coast is filled with beautiful beaches and historic destinations, but few places combine military history, coastal scenery, wildlife, and camping quite like Fort Pickens and Gulf Islan...

March 12th, 2026
Where Can You Park and Camp in a Campervan? A Guide to Enjoying the Journey One of the great advantages of campervan travel is flexibility. Unlike airline travel that revolves around schedules, hotel reservations, and fixed destinations, a campervan allo...

February 19th, 2026
Are Campervan Awnings Worth It? Benefits, Drawbacks, and What to Know Before You Buy Few campervan accessories are as popular—or as debated—as the awning. Some travelers consider it an essential piece of camping equipment, while others rarely use one an...

January 19th, 2026
A High-Desert Lake Surrounded by Red Rock and Open Sky Abiquiu Lake sits in northern New Mexico near the small village of Abiquiú, surrounded by wide-open desert, red rock mesas, and long stretches of quiet road. This is the kind of landscape that immediat...

December 6th, 2025
Mille Lacs Kathio State Park: History, Forest Trails, and the Heart of the Mille Lacs Region Mille Lacs Kathio State Park sits on the southwest side of Mille Lacs Lake and offers one of the richest combinations of history, scenery, and outdoor recreation in M...

November 27th, 2025
Crow Wing State Park, located just south of Brainerd, brings together quiet river landscapes, meaningful history, and inviting trails. Set at the confluence of the Mississippi and Crow Wing Rivers, the park offers a peaceful place to walk, relax, and learn abo...

October 21st, 2025
Maplewood State Park: Rolling Hills and Quiet Beauty in Minnesota Not every trip needs to be far, fast, or full of plans. Sometimes the best kind of travel is simply going somewhere different and letting the pace slow on its own. That’s exactly what visit...

October 10th, 2025
Father Hennepin State Park on Mille Lacs Lake Father Hennepin State Park sits along the southeast shore of Mille Lacs Lake in central Minnesota, offering a relaxed lakeside setting with accessible trails, well-maintained campgrounds, and wide-open shoreline v...

September 23rd, 2025
Open Floor Plan—and Open Views to Match Many Class B campervans feel narrow and closed off, with cramped aisles and cabinets crowding the space. The Mini-T HR by DLM-Distribution changes that. Built on the extended-length Ford Transit 350 HD chassis with ...

September 9th, 2025
New River Gorge National Park Overview New River Gorge National Park, located in southern West Virginia, is one of the newest additions to the U.S. National Park system, officially designated as a national park and preserve in 2020. Known for its breathtaki...

September 3rd, 2025
A Guide to National Park Passes: From Senior Lifetime to Military and More America's national parks, national forests, wildlife refuges, monuments, historic sites, recreation areas, and other public lands offer some of the most memorable travel experiences ...

July 26th, 2025
Perrot State Park: A Basecamp for Exploring Wisconsin's Mississippi River Bluffs, Trempealeau Bay, and the Driftless Area There are places along the Mississippi River where the landscape seems to explain itself immediately. Perrot State Park is one of th...

July 13th, 2025
Wilderness State Park Camping in Carp Lake, Michigan Along the northern shoreline of Michigan's Lower Peninsula, Wilderness State Park offers one of the Midwest's finest camping destinations. Covering more than 10,000 acres with over 26 miles of Lake Michig...

June 28th, 2025
Looking for a place where scenic trails, peaceful water features, and first-class camping come together? Camden State Park delivers all that and more. Whether you're hiking through hardwood forests, dipping your toes in a cool trout stream, or setting up camp ...

June 11th, 2025
A Park That Speaks to the Soul Nestled near Watson and Montevideo in western Minnesota, Lac qui Parle State Park—translated from French as “the lake that speaks”—offers a blend of prairie beauty, historic intrigue, and remarkable wildlife. Spanning ...

June 4th, 2025
Lake Shetek State Park: Camping, History, and Prairie Landscapes in Southwestern Minnesota When people think about Minnesota state parks, destinations along the North Shore or in the northern forests often come to mind first. Yet in the southwestern corner ...

May 26th, 2025
A Perfect Stop in Southern Minnesota Whether you're a proud Minnesotan looking for a peaceful weekend escape, a road tripper passing through, or you just took delivery of your brand-new Mini-T Campervan from DLM-Distribution, Nerstrand Big Woods State Park ...

April 8th, 2025
Split Rock Creek State Park – A Peaceful Prairie Getaway in Southwestern Minnesota Tucked away in Pipestone County near the South Dakota border, Split Rock Creek State Park offers a quiet escape with scenic views, a tranquil lake, and a well-kept campgrou...

March 23rd, 2025
Great River Bluffs State Park Great River Bluffs State Park in southeastern Minnesota offers some of the most breathtaking views in the Upper Midwest. Perched atop towering limestone and sandstone bluffs, the park rises nearly 500 feet above the Mississippi...

March 12th, 2025
Sibley State Park: Exploring One of Minnesota's Most Scenic Glacial Landscapes Located near New London in west-central Minnesota, Sibley State Park offers visitors an opportunity to experience a landscape shaped thousands of years ago by the retreat of mass...

November 23rd, 2024
A Minnesota State Park Shaped by History and the Mississippi River Located along the Mississippi River in Little Falls, Charles A. Lindbergh State Park offers a rare combination of scenic river landscapes and nationally significant history. Th...

September 9th, 2024
Blue Mounds State Park: Bison, Prairie, and Quartzite Cliffs in Southwestern Minnesota In the far southwestern corner of Minnesota, near the town of Luverne, Blue Mounds State Park protects one of the state's most distinctive landscapes. Towering Sioux quar...

July 27th, 2024
Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park: Exploring Minnesota's Hidden Underground World Most state parks are known for what visitors can see above ground. Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park is different. While the rolling hardwood forests, limestone bluffs, an...

April 1st, 2024
Exploring David Crockett State Park in Tennessee Set among the rolling hills of southern Tennessee, David Crockett State Park offers a thoughtful blend of history, nature, and quiet outdoor experiences. Located just outside Lawrenceburg, the park feels appr...

August 1st, 2023
Off-Grid or Connected: Mini-T Campervan Travel Options One night of a road trip might end at a campground with shore power, showers, Wi-Fi, and neighbors a few sites away. Another might end somewhere much quieter, where the campsite has no electrical hookup...

July 9th, 2023
Starved Rock State Park: Waterfalls, Canyons, Wildlife, and One of Illinois' Best Outdoor Adventures Few destinations in the Midwest surprise first-time visitors quite like Starved Rock State Park. Located along the Illinois River near Utica, Illinois, the ...

June 26th, 2023
Pikes Peak State Park Iowa: Mississippi River Views, Hiking Trails, and Campervan Camping Adventures Towering high above the Mississippi River, Pikes Peak State Park offers some of the most spectacular scenery in Iowa and the Upper Midwest. Located near McG...

April 12th, 2023
Wallace State Park: A Peaceful Missouri Camping Destination Near Kansas City Just an hour north of Kansas City, Wallace State Park offers something many travelers appreciate after a long day on Interstate 35: quiet campsites, wooded hiking trails, a peacefu...

March 26th, 2023
Joshua Tree National Park: Hiking, Camping, Stargazing, and Exploring California's Desert Wonderland Few places in the American Southwest feel as unique as Joshua Tree National Park. Located in Southern California where the Mojave and Colorado Deserts meet,...

November 25th, 2022
Lake Louise State Park: A Quiet Camping Destination in Southeast Minnesota Camping at Lake Louise State Park Lake Louise State Park is well suited for campers who prefer a quieter, more relaxed park setting. Located near Le Roy in southeastern Minnesot...

September 30th, 2022
Exploring Holland State Park: Lake Michigan Beaches, Big Red Lighthouse, Camping, and Western Michigan Adventures Located along the eastern shoreline of Lake Michigan, Holland State Park is one of Michigan's most visited and photographed outdoor destination...

August 16th, 2022
North Dakota Road Trip Guide: Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Scenic Drives, Camping, and Hidden Gems North Dakota is one of America’s most overlooked road-trip destinations. Travelers who venture beyond the interstate quickly discover a state filled wi...

October 31st, 2021
Maine Road Trip Guide: Acadia National Park, Scenic Coast, Mountains, and Camping Maine sits at the northeastern edge of the United States, where rugged Atlantic coastline, working harbors, forested mountains, quiet lakes, and historic towns come together t...

September 11th, 2021
Camping Near Lake Crystal, Minnesota Southern Minnesota offers a surprisingly diverse mix of scenic rivers, wooded campgrounds, prairie landscapes, and state parks that work well for both weekend camping trips and longer Midwest road travel. For those visit...

September 3rd, 2021
Nestled in the heart of southeastern Kentucky, Levi Jackson State Park offers a perfect blend of history, natural beauty, and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for campervan travelers. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or just seeki...

May 26th, 2021
If you're seeking a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and relaxation, Meramec State Park in the Ozarks of Missouri is a top-tier destination. And what better way to explore this scenic wonderland than in a Mini-T Campervan? With its compact size, fuel effici...

May 23rd, 2021
A Park Where Nature and History Meet Located just southwest of Fairfax, Minnesota, Fort Ridgely State Park offers something truly special: the combination of deep American history and outdoor recreation in a peaceful, scenic setting. From the rolling hills ...

April 26th, 2021
Traveling in a Mini-T Campervan in Connecticut offers numerous opportunities to explore the state's natural beauty, historical sites, charming towns, and cultural attractions. Here's a comprehensive guide to make the most of your campervan adventure: Mystic...

February 28th, 2021
Discover Brunet Island State Park Wisconsin: A Scenic Outdoor Escape Nestled between the Chippewa and Fisher Rivers, Brunet Island State Park offers a peaceful setting that feels both removed and easily accessible. Spanning roughly 1,300 acres, this islan...

December 9th, 2020
Camping at Summit Lake State Recreation Area: A Relaxing Nebraska Campervan Destination When many travelers think about Nebraska, they often picture wide-open prairies, agricultural landscapes, and long stretches of highway. While those landscapes are certa...

October 28th, 2020
Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area (LBL) offers an incredible escape for outdoor enthusiasts, with over 170,000 acres nestled between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley. This expansive recreation area is a paradise for campers, hikers, anglers, and na...

September 23rd, 2020
Exploring Turkey Run State Park in Indiana Turkey Run State Park is often considered one of the most distinctive outdoor destinations in the Midwest. Located in west-central Indiana along Sugar Creek, the park is known for its deep sandstone ravines, scenic...

August 5th, 2020
Michigan is home to numerous state parks, each with its own unique charm and attractions. One such gem is Warren Dunes State Park, located in the southwestern corner of the state. Known for its stunning sand dunes, beautiful beaches, and rich history, Warren D...

May 27th, 2020
Lost Dutchman State Park: Arizona's Legendary Desert Beneath the Superstition Mountains There are few places in the American Southwest that capture the imagination quite like Arizona's Superstition Mountains. Long before hikers arrived with trekking pole...

April 2nd, 2020
As you journey through the charming landscapes of Minnesota in your Mini-T Campervan, there's a unique gem you won't want to miss—the Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota. This quirky and delightful attraction offers a fascinating dive into the history, producti...

July 29th, 2019
Why Keeping Your Campervan Packed Makes Travel Easier: Stay Packed. Travel More. Most trips do not begin with months of planning. Many begin with opportunity. A beautiful weather forecast. A free afternoon. A recommendation from a friend. A scenic road ...

July 16th, 2019
The Surprising Reason Many Compact Campervans Don't Include a Shower One of the first questions many people ask when shopping for a campervan is simple: Does it have a shower? It is an understandable question. Most people associate RV travel with havi...

July 9th, 2019
A road trip in a Mini-T Campervan is a delightful way to explore the wonders of the Pacific Northwest, and Joseph H. Stewart State Recreation Area in Oregon is an ideal destination. Situated just a short drive from the breathtaking Crater Lake National Park, t...

June 8th, 2019
Road trip time for you in your Mini-T Campervan? Southern Minnesota on your radar? Well, check this out: If you’re planning a trip to southern Minnesota, Daly Park and Campground should be at the top of your destination list. This charming county park is a p...

May 23rd, 2019
National Forest and BLM Camping: Why Many Travelers Eventually Discover America’s Best Public Lands For many outdoor travelers, camping begins in state parks, national parks, county parks, and private campgrounds. These destinations offer excellent facili...

May 17th, 2019
Camping and Exploring South Dakota by Campervan South Dakota offers some of the most varied and rewarding road-trip scenery in the Midwest. Rugged Badlands formations, granite peaks, pine forests, prairie landscapes, historic western towns, scenic byways, a...

October 13th, 2018
Zumbrota, Minnesota: A Covered Bridge, River Trails, and a Small Town Worth Slowing Down For Some places earn their way into a road trip because of a famous landmark. Others become memorable because the landmark leads to something more: a walk beside a rive...

June 4th, 2018
Louisville, Kentucky sits within easy reach of forests, rivers, parklands, and some of the most distinctive landscapes in the eastern United States. For travelers who prefer to stay close to nature while keeping travel simple and flexible, the Louisville regio...

May 17th, 2018
Exploring Lake Texoma State Park: Oklahoma Camping, Fishing, Golf, and Outdoor Recreation Located along the Oklahoma-Texas border, Lake Texoma State Park is one of the premier outdoor recreation destinations in the Southern United States. Known for excellen...

November 3rd, 2017
Free Camping in America: Understanding BLM Land, Dispersed Camping, and the Freedom to Explore For many Americans, spending a night on public land can feel like one of the simplest forms of travel. You leave the highway, follow a quiet gravel road, find ...

June 24th, 2017
Camping Near Mankato, Minnesota: A Stay at The Sawmill Campground For travelers exploring southern Minnesota in a Mini-T Campervan, finding a comfortable and convenient place to stay can make all the difference. Located in North Mankato, Minnesota, The Sawm...

April 27th, 2016
Why Camping Appeals to So Many Different Types of Travelers Camping has never belonged to just one kind of traveler. For some people, it means a tent, a backpack, and a remote trail. For others, it means a quiet lakeside campsite, a family weekend at a stat...

April 20th, 2016
Wekiwa Springs State Park Florida: Camping, Springs, and Outdoor Travel Located in Apopka, just northwest of Orlando, Wekiwa Springs State Park offers a rare combination of clear spring water, forested landscapes, and accessible outdoor recreation in Centra...

July 9th, 2015
Nestled along the banks of the Missouri River, Oacoma, South Dakota, is a small but charming town that makes a great place to stop and camp or even to visit on a standalone trip! Oacoma offers the great outdoors with plenty of opportunities to camp and explore...

November 10th, 2012
Winter changes the camping landscape in ways that go well beyond colder temperatures. Campgrounds become quieter, snow transforms familiar forests and state parks, and destinations that can be crowded during summer often take on an entirely different character...

October 23rd, 2012
A road trip feels different when the vehicle carrying you is also part of the experience. There is no hotel check-in waiting at the end of every day, no rental car to collect after arriving, and no trailer that has to be separated from the vehicle before explo...

May 4th, 2012
Where Can You Park a Campervan Overnight? One of the most common questions new campervan owners ask is simple: Where can I park for the night? The answer depends on where you are traveling, what type of experience you are looking for, and the local regul...

June 6th, 2011
Camping and road-tripping with a campervan have long been cherished forms of exploration for those who crave the open road and the freedom of travel. Among the diverse range of options for overnight parking and camping with your vehicle, Harvest Hosts has emer...

February 4th, 2010
Exploring Waco, Texas? Take Time for Mother Neff State Park Just a short drive from Waco, Mother Neff State Park offers something increasingly rare: a quiet place where travel slows down and feels manageable again. For visitors who want a break from busy at...

January 24th, 2008
Where Can You Stay in a Campervan? A Complete Guide to Overnight Camping and Travel Stops One of the most common questions people ask when considering campervan travel is simple: Where do you stay overnight? The answer is one of the biggest advantages of...

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