10 of the Best Things to Do in Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington is one of the crown jewels of the Pacific Northwest. White settlers arrived at the edge of Puget Sound in the early 1850s and soon established a small village in what is now commonly known as the Pioneer Square district in the modern city of Seattle. The pioneers shared the area with Native American tribes and named the city after a Duwanish tribe
10 of the Best Things to do in Portland, Oregon
If you’ve been to one city, you’ve been to them all. Fancy bars, dive bars, an urban park, a hipster neighborhood and a museum or two. Unless you’re talking about Portland. With a town slogan like “Keep Portland Weird”, who wouldn’t want to spend their time here? From pods of food trucks to outdoor recreation and cafes that double as motorcycle shops, there is something
There Is No Greater Joy Than To Have An Endlessly Changing Horizon…
Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve always dreamt of road tripping in camper van. I know most kids dream about Disneyland but just the thought of having an open road with anywhere I wanted to go fascinated me. The joy of waking up and hitting the road before the sun comes up sounded magical and it was something I wanted to experience at
Itinerary: The Ultimate Pacific Northwest Foodie Road Trip
The Pacific Northwest is home to lush valleys, verdant hillsides, and cosmopolitan cities teaming with amazing foods and beverages; it’s almost impossible to pare a gourmet food and beverage road trip down into just one weekend! So, we chose two special destinations in which you’ll find amazing bites, delicious wines, and even better views. Taste your way around the Pacific Northwest and enjoy the ultimate
Explore these 7 Hidden Gem Destinations in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is packed with popular destinations, ranging from natural wonders like Mount Hood to urban eateries like Voodoo Doughnut. However, if you’re looking to break away from the typical tourist spots, explore these 7 hidden gem destinations in the Pacific Northwest today in your ROAMERICA campervan rental. 1. Ape Cave If you want a true underground adventure, look no further than Ape Caves on the
The Ultimate Guide to Adventuring in a Campervan: The Gear You Need, the Gear You Don’t
The beauty of an outdoor adventure in a ROAMERICA campervan is that everything you need (gear, kitchen tools, bedding) is all right there at your fingertips. Our campervans come fully stocked so that all you’ll need to bring is your backpack and your thirst for adventure. Below you’ll find a list of everything that’s included in your rental for adventuring in a campervan, including our
Ski the PNW: The Ultimate Skiing Road Trip
The winter season is here in full-swing, so it’s time to put together a legendary skiing road trip across the Pacific Northwest, which is exactly what we did. Whether you’re a natural on the slopes, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, or you just really love road trips, we’ve got something on the list for you. The duration of your stay in each area is up to you and
8 Pro Tips for Camping with Kids (Believe me, we’ve been there!)
Many of the joys of camping that we’ve come to love as adults - simplicity, lack of an agenda, whiskey around the campfire – may require some alteration when you consider bringing children along. However, we’ve learned that camping with kids reinvigorates our own love of spending all day and night outside. Here are eight tips to help make everyone - both the grown-ups and
3 Pacific Northwest Road Trips That You And Your Significant Other Will Love
Nothing says romance quite like the open road and snug sleeping quarters. Waking up every day in a new location with fresh, morning breath to greet each other and muggy (or even sometimes frosty) windows holding a curtain to the world outside, makes your car feel like the snuggliest place to ever call home. For the adventurous duos ready to hit the pavement, we’ve put
Explore the Wonders of Bryce Canyon National Park
Hoodoo. In one sense of the word, it can mean a type of folk spirituality, and in the other meaning, hoodoo is the name ascribed to tall, thin spires of rock. The shared relationship between the two meanings, I think, would be in the sense of something otherworldly, or even magical. My maiden voyage to Bryce Canyon National Park could be summed up similarly as something