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If you're not in your 20s, don't let the title scare you away. This particular list just highlights some experiences those interested in travel and leisure should encounter. While some of these activities are more fitting for those with a carefree, youthful spirit, it's safe to say that you can maintain this same attitude well past your 20s.A Hostel ExperienceWhile you’re young and don’t care as much about personal space or any particular routine, a hostel may be one of the most memorable experi …

There are times in life when you just need a break—even when you really can’t afford a full-scale vacation. In these instances, a little creativity and extra planning can be your best bet to save a lot of money. Here are a few ideas on how to fit that much needed break into a tight budget.#1. Go Back to NatureThe most relaxing, rewarding, and budget-friendly vacation experience may be waiting for you at a local campground. There's a reason that camping is such an enduring American tradition. Wh …

You've invested a lot of time and money into picking out the perfect RV furniture for your rig. Everything is exactly where you want it, you've achieved the 'look' you were going for, and you're ready to hit the road with your family, friends, and four-legged friend. But, what happens when your cat or dog sees your furniture as a chew toy or scratching post? We tend to take the time to train our pets at home. Whether your pets are allowed on furniture or not doesn't mean they should be able to d …

Many people think of the summer months, with their warm weather and ample vacation time, as the best time to take a trip to one of America’s national parks, but along with all that sunshine comes large crowds and congestion, which is probably not what you’re looking for in some of the nation’s most beautiful expanses of wilderness. Planning your trip in the cooler months, though it may require some additional planning and preparation, allows for a more personal glimpse into the National Parks …

Most travel trailers are far too heavy for the average car or SUV to tow. Luckily, a few innovative companies have introduced a variety of alternatives to get car owners off the ground and into a camper. Here are a few lightweight campers that weigh in around the 1000 lb. limit that many cars are capable of towing. #1. Happier Camper HC1 - 1,100 lbs. Happier Camper just released their HC1 travel trailer in late 2015, and with such an eye-catching design, it’s easy to see why it has gained …