Eating Your Way Down Route 66
Probably no road trip in America is more iconic than Route 66. For generations, people from all over the world…
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Meet Mod Betty and My Vintage Camper Story
I’m Mod Betty (Beth Lennon in real life), Like many of you, I’m a vintage camper trailer owner. My musician…
Route 66: The Begining, Chicago to Springfield, Illinois
This post is the first in a seven-part series in the Vintage Camper Trailers Magazine. The “Begin Historic Route 66”…
Retro Diners and Destinations
Over the years, we at Heffrons have had the privilege of working with some great restaurants and diners across the…
A Vintage Trailer, the Open Road, and the World’s Longest Yard Sale
I had an Airstream American Dream—visions of wide-open roads stretching beneath my chrome castle-on-wheels. So last summer, I made that…
The Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum
Nestled in Amarillo, Texas, the Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum offers a captivating journey through the history of recreational vehicles…
Salvation Mountain, an “Outsider Art “ Masterpiece
Leonard Knight’s Salvation Mountain. Salvation Mountain is located in the lower desert of Southern California in Imperial County just east…
Here are Three of Our Top RV Resorts in the West
Exploring in an RV offers a blend of stunning landscapes and top-notch amenities. Here are three must-visit RV resorts that…
Is Vintage Trailer or RV Travel Cheaper Than Staying in a Hotel?
For many travelers, hitting the road in an RV is the ultimate adventure, offering freedom, flexibility, and a chance to…