Hey there! Marc and Julie Bennett of RVLove coming to you on the heels of the Florida RV Supershow, where we’re coming down from the high of our experience! This was our first time at a really big RV show, and as full-time RVers who live, sleep and breathe the RV life, we were looking Read More
Tin Can tourism is an anachronism that had its origins in Florida in 1919. The main purpose of the group was to have places where auto campers could come together for fun. The rapid growth in the twenties and thirties brought people from all over the country who wanted to become members, which they did Read More
Lemon Arugula Gnocchi is a healthy meal which is very easy to make on the road. Not only do the small potato dumplings provide more nutrients than traditional pasta, you feel full for much longer leading to less snacking later in the night. You can make your own gnocchi which is very easy even in Read More
Situated along Florida’s northeastern coast, Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area at Flagler Beach puts RV campers in touch with 144 acres along Florida’s pristine shoreline. The land, itself, is a barrier island. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean. To the west is Florida’s Halifax River. Amid an area packed with modern amenities, the Read More
The freezing cold wind welcomed us back to the reality that we are still in the middle of this Winter season. Talk about a welcome home; nothing like below freezing temps to help us realize that, “Dorothy you’re not in Kansas anymore”, or in this case Tampa, Florida. We recently returned from the Florida RV Read More
Handicap RV Travel: Easier Than You Think! Using the proper alterations, handicap RV travel can be easily experienced by wheelchair-bound individuals. Alterations may include electrical tweaks like relocating light switches or larger structural modifications like dropping kitchen countertops and enlarging doorways for Florida travel. The work that offers the greatest dividends for your time usually Read More
Curried Butternut Squash Soup is a delightful appetizer or a hearty meal when paired with crusty sourdough bread and a glass of white wine. Traditionally butternut squash soup is rather time intensive and requires more kitchen tools than most RVers carry. We simplify the recipe by buying a butternut squash soup stock and adding in Read More
Bahia Honda State Park is not the typical state park. First, it is a fairly sprawling parcel of over 500 acres of protected land among the Florida Keys, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The waters are crystal blue and during the summer months, sauna warm. Second, it is remote. In Read More
Food counts as one of the best purveyors of culture that exists. As Nevana Stajcic said in her scholarly paper “Understanding Culture: Food as a Means of Communication,” “An apple is not just the red sweet object that you ingest for nutrition; it is the whole system that contributed to growing the apple: the sun, Read More
Lemon-Lime Julius is a twist on the delicious mall staple, Orange Julius that so many of us remember from our childhood. If you haven’t experienced the pleasure, the frothy, creamy treat is not as thick as a milkshake and too sweet to be considered a smoothie. If you travel with a blender, and really, who Read More
