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Covered wagon camping is becoming hugely popular as it allows you to travel back in time to the pioneer days of the Old West. However, these one-of-a-kind camping wagons come with an unexpected twist! It’s glamping in luxury with a style all its’ own. Let’s see why Conestoga wagon glamping is such a hit!
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Oktoberfest in the U.S. has become a major Fall attraction to experience and celebrate German tradition and culture. But while cities and towns nationwide throw down the gauntlet to present a great venue of all things German, there’s a few standouts that reign as the best places to celebrate Oktoberfest in the U.S.! These incredible international-theme fairs bring out the best polka music and dance, a great tasting Bavarian foods and that almighty spotlight Oktoberfest beverage; lots and lots of BEER!
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What’s happening to our National Parks is unbelievable! And it’s caused by careless park visitors! It seems attendees are totally disregarding simple National Park rules which deeply affects park wildlife, environment, staff and other visitors! In fact, it’s actually what’s causing National Park officials to close trails, campgrounds and points of access!
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Pet strollers have become a commodity amongst dog and cat owners. And it’s no wonder! They’re super fun for the dog or cat as well as their pet parents pushing them. But, it may come as a surprise that a pet stroller isn’t just for lazy cats and or who are disabled. There’s a whole bunch of reasons why these rolling pet buggies are actually a good thing!
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Motocamping is today’s version of cowboy camping of the pioneering days. Centuries ago cowboys and travelers traversed by horse and set up camp along the trails for the night. Today, a more modern version of off road motorcycles have taken the lead in backcountry camping; the same as our horse camping ancestors. Hence, why it’s called Motocamping. It’s motorcycle camping at its’ best!
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Are you heading to the coast for a beach getaway during the warmer months? Then be aware that there may be something lurking in the water that may totally ruin your vacation! The water may be affected by a red tide, a type of harmful algal bloom. Not only does red algae stink to high heaven, but it’s dangerous to swim, fish and even eat the seafood that came from it! Red tide poisoning is something you seriously don’t want to experience and here’s why!
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If you’re planning to visit Theodore Roosevelt National Park, you’ll definitely want to stay in beautiful Medora! There are so many things to do in Medora that you’ll need more than just a few days to experience why it’s North Dakota’s #1 tourist destination! Lots of outdoor attractions, shows and family fun are all awaiting your arrival!
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Put-in-Bay, located on South Bass Island, is a popular tourist destination on Ohio’s lakeshore of Lake Erie. The small island village has tons of unique things to do whether you’re a local or a nomadic tourist! You and your family can learn about the Battle of Lake Erie or just enjoy the unsalted version of island life! Put-in-Bay is a low key Great Lakes destination that’s calling your name!
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Do you enjoy visiting America’s cities but hate dealing with parking and long jaunts between attractions and points of interest? Then it’s time to experience some of the top hop-on hop-off sightseeing trolley tours in the US!
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Did you know that tents are not just for sleeping and camping? Portable gazebos, canopies and camping tents are intended to be a shelter for humans to protect them from inclement weather and privacy. These different kinds of tents and their uses are great living spaces for RVs, overlanding, truck camping and even van life! But, there are several other ways to use a tent whether it’s for camping, on the beach or even at home in your backyard, on your patio or near the pool.
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