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2 months ago | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
When winter rolls around, it’s easy to assume that National Parks might be off the table as travel destinations. However, many parks are not only open year-round but also become even more spectacular during the colder months. Winter can bring fewer crowds, comfortable temperatures, unique scenery, and opportunities for snow-based adventures. These are the best national parks that you should had to your winter travel itinerary.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
Boondocking in Texas is actually quite an easy task. After all, this gigantic state has over 268,000 square miles of space. And while some huge cities, such as Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Houston, occupy a portion, a good majority are natural landscapes. Boondocking in this state works perfectly for a getaway to the shores of the Gulf Coast, the piney forests of Texas Hill Country, or the vast grasslands. But first, what is boondocking?
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park draws millions of visitors each year, and for good reason—it’s stunning! But with so many people heading for the main entrances, it can sometimes feel a little crowded. What if there were a quieter way in, where you could skip the hustle and take in the scenery at your own pace? That’s exactly what you’ll find on the Cataloochee Turnpike—a lesser-known route that offers a more peaceful experience of the Smokies.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
When researching campgrounds, you may run across the three-letter designation COE. It’s an abbreviation for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is one of several federal agencies that operate campgrounds. Camping seems like an odd sideline for a military branch or an agency that builds things, so let’s investigate. What exactly is the Corps of Engineers, and what can you expect at its campgrounds? Are these places you’d like to spend the night?
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
Not all campsites are created equally! Over our years of RVing, we’ve had our fair share of epic camping experiences—and a few that we’d rather forget. After staying in hundreds of campgrounds, boondocking spots, parking lots, and roadside shoulders, we’ve developed a natural checklist to help us decide whether a campsite is worth it. Because if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that staying somewhere uncomfortable just isn’t worth the stress.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
Hi there, Cait here! My husband Tom and I have been full-time RVers since 2015. When we first hit the road, we thought it would be a one- or two-year adventure. A decade later, here we are, still loving this lifestyle! As Thanksgiving rolls around, we always find ourselves reflecting on what RV life has brought into our world. If you’re considering RV life or wondering what keeps people hooked, we’re sharing the ten things we’re most grateful for.
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | RV Living |Cait Morton
Can you keep a secret? If so, we’ll tell you about some of the most underrated places to visit in the U.S. These amazing travel destinations around the country fly under the radar. And that’s just one of the many reasons we love them. Some have a substantial number of visitors. But these communities tend to get less limelight and fewer crowds than other more famous ones. They deserve more attention than they’re getting. We’ll explore some from Hawaii to the Northeast.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
After a decade of full-time RVing, we’ve discovered a few major comforts from house living that we genuinely miss. Of course, life on the road comes with its own set of rewards, and we don’t regret a moment of it, but there are some creature comforts that we’ve had to learn to live without or find workarounds for during our journey. Over the years, we’ve made many adjustments to reduce the number of things we miss from a traditional home.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Rv Destinations |Cait Morton
When people buy an RV, they usually think they’ll save money by staying at campgrounds and avoiding hotels. They can also cook their own meals without eating out a lot. But the reality is, the RV lifestyle has gotten more expensive. Some RV resorts can cost just as much as staying at luxury hotels. Plus, you’ll pay a high price at the pump. Let’s look at the most expensive RV parks and places to travel to with your RV. RV traveling may have been a way to save money on hotel stays in the past.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
mortonsonthemove.com | Cait Morton
Getting outdoors is a great way to spend time with loved ones and connect with nature. But gone are the day of having to “rough it” to go camping! In our experience, you can do a few simple things to ensure everyone in your group is comfortable. By following these tips, you can improve your camping adventures for years to come. Today, we’re sharing nine of the best ways to make camping more comfortable. Are you ready? Let’s dive in!There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to camping.
