Table of contents for Issue 9 in RV Destinations Magazine

Sedona, Arizona is known for its red rock views, epic hikes and spiritual energy. After a long day outdoors, it’s time to wipe the red dust off your boots and get something delicious to eat! Unlike other Southwest adventure epicenters, Sedona is a very developed town. There is no shortage of restaurants, ranging from quick bites to high end dining. Here are some delicious spots to visit on your next trip to Arizona. SEDONA, ARIZONA Downtown Sedona hosts the largest local variety of restaurants. If you are staying in town, or looking for a post-hike meal, these restaurants are the most central. As the entire town is surrounded by towering red rocks, Sedona restaurants will also be the most scenic. Even the McDonalds and Chipotle provide amazing views! However, downtown…

FUN AND QUIRKY RESPITE Can’t seem to get enough peaches in your life? Or maybe the voices of “are we there yet?” are getting more persistent from the back seat as the miles tick by. If you find yourself on interstate 95 in Georgia and are looking for a quick and fun break, then Georgia Peach World and Farm is the perfect stop for you. You’ll find this fun and quirky respite located conveniently off Exit 58 on the west side of the interstate. Peach World has expanded from just a retail store involving everything peach in February 2020 to now including Peach Farm. Drive past Peach World (on the left) to the gravel drive, turn left and drive back to the farm. There is a large gravel parking lot…

To see Las Vegas in movies and TV shows is one thing-to experience it for the first time is another thing entirely. Sin City, as Vegas is often affectionately called, is filled with so many sights and activities it would be impossible to ever see them all. I spent a dizzying two days in Las Vegas and only got to see a fraction of the things I wanted to. Normally, I am the type to choose a weekend under the stars rather than neon lights, but I’m glad I made the trip to check out Vegas. When spending a few days in Las Vegas, you’re going to have to make some decisions about what your schedule and pocketbook will allow. As a tourist magnet located in the middle of the…

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Surrounded by some of the most beautiful land in the US lies Cody KOA Holiday, conveniently located on Greybull Highway (US Highway 14) on the east side of downtown Cody. KOA Kampgrounds have become synonymous with exceptional customer service, great locations, plentiful amenities and touches (like pancake breakfasts) that make you feel like you are family visiting and not just another guest. The Cody KOA is no exception to the campground brand that KOA has painstakingly built, and mastered, over the years. RVers, campers and travelers alike have plenty of ways to stay at Cody KOA. The park offers campsites ranging from electric only up to full-hookups. Select from basic, gravel sites to paved sites with patios, fire pits and upgraded outdoor dining tables and chairs. Don’t have an RV…

If I were to sum up Western Wisconsin in one word, that word would be idyllic. If you drive straight west from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, a city of about 70,000 people, you’ll cross the border into Minnesota at the metropolis of Minneapolis. Though that’s only about a 90- mile drive along the interstate, a traveler could spend several days exploring the cache of the countryside and the industry that drives the area: agriculture. Imagine pastoral landscapes with rolling hills and grazing cows. As you travel on the gently winding roads, red and white dots in the distance take the shape of barns and silos. This is a place for people who find serenity in vast swaths of open land and charm in small towns with friendly locals. One of those…

If roasting marshmallows over the campfire is just not enough excitement for you, then let me suggest a radical departure from your everyday RVing experiences. Sure, you can get your paddleboard out and go stand on some tranquil body of water for a bit of exercise or do a little cross-country biking for more of a rush, or even take it to a new level, by kayaking down some whitewater rapids, but all these typical recreational activities, enjoyed by many RVers, may still leave you wanting more. NEED FOR ADRENALINE But there’s good news: you don’t need to be reckless to experience an adrenaline rush. You don’t have to climb up a sheer rock cliff, with no safety lines, or try your hand at free jumping off a mountaintop, just…

The first time I visited Cody, Wyoming in 2014, I instantly fell in love with the small, western town and I’ve since added it to our travel plans any time we head out west. There is some thing truly magical about Cody and a stay there is a must. There is no shortage of things to see and do and with its close proximity to Yellowstone National Park (52 miles), it’s the perfect base camp for trips into the east entrance of Yellowstone. But don’t sell Cody short by simply passing through on the way to Yellowstone. Spend several days getting to know the town and surrounding area and you, too, will find yourself incorporating Cody into your future trips out west. Cody got its start in 1896 by Colonel…

What’s more appealing than this: key lime pie, all the seafood you can eat, state and national parks around every corner, a classic film’s steamship excursion, unique museums, world-renown sunsets, over and underwater adventures, a seven-mile bridge, and getting your photo made with a gigantic buoy just 90 miles from a practically forbidden island? How about all of that in one road trip? And how about doing it all in one day or stretching it out for a week or more? Sounds great, right? Welcome to the Historic Overseas Highway through the legendary Florida Keys. A trip through the Florida Keys can be as kitschy and touristy as you want—or as local and culturally stimulating as you like. Whatever your preference, you can find the fun, history, science or food…