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"Full-time RVers taking care of fellow RVers. We've trusted Coast to Coast with Alan twice this year, and there's a reason we keep calling them back."

Coast to Coast Auto Detailing LLC is a family-run detailing business with a special connection to the RV community. The family lives the full-time RV lifestyle themselves, giving them firsthand experience with the care and upkeep that comes with owning a motorhome. They offer RV washing and waxing services, helping owners keep their rigs looking their best. Whether you're preparing for another travel season or simply giving your motorhome some much-needed attention, they're a business worth knowing about. 727-417-1812 - Call or Text to book your next RV cleaning in the Orlando/Kissimmee/Clermont area!

"Five terrifying haunted houses, zombie paintball, and big scares without the massive theme park crowds. One of our favorite Florida Halloween experiences!"

Scream-A-Geddon Horror Park is a seasonal Halloween attraction in Dade City, Florida, northeast of Tampa. It offers a different kind of haunted house experience from the major Orlando and Tampa theme parks, with a collection of immersive haunted attractions, roaming scare actors, and a lively central gathering area. During our visit, the park featured five haunted houses along with zombie paintball, where guests could take aim at zombies in an interactive shooting experience. Between scares, visitors could explore the midway-style atmosphere, grab refreshments, and enjoy the spooky surroundings. Scream-A-Geddon is a great option for horror fans, couples, groups of friends, and visitors looking for a Halloween adventure beyond the traditional theme parks. Attractions, admission packages, and operating dates can vary by season, so check the official website before visiting.

"A Tampa dining favorite where classic Italian flavors, famous skillet-roasted mussels, and a little nostalgia brought us back for our anniversary."

Located in Tampa's popular Hyde Park Village, Timpano Chophouse is an upscale Italian-inspired restaurant known for its classic steakhouse atmosphere, handcrafted cocktails, fresh seafood, and signature skillet-roasted mussels. A longtime fixture of Tampa's dining scene, Timpano offers a stylish setting for weekend brunch, date nights, anniversary celebrations, and special occasions. The menu brings together Italian favorites, steaks, seafood, and shareable appetizers in a lively yet comfortable dining room. Its location in walkable Hyde Park Village makes it a great stop while exploring Tampa, whether you're visiting for the weekend or looking for a memorable meal away from the usual tourist attractions.

"BBQ meets pizza with an Orlando twist! Bold flavors, creative tacos, and a true taste of the local food scene."

Pigzza is a unique Orlando dining concept from the team behind Pig Floyd's Urban Barbakoa. Combining the bold flavors of urban barbacoa, traditional BBQ, and pizza, this casual restaurant puts a creative spin on familiar favorites. The menu features inventive tacos, flavorful pork sandwiches, loaded fries, and specialty pizzas. It's a great alternative to the typical tourist-area restaurants for visitors looking to experience Orlando's local food scene.

"Smooth Hawaiian coffee made even better with coffee ice cubes that never water it down."

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii in Fort Myers serves Hawaiian-grown coffee, espresso drinks, cold brews, teas, and blended specialties in a relaxed, island-inspired setting. Its iced drinks are served with coffee ice cubes, keeping every sip flavorful as the ice melts.

"Asian street food and shareable plates that let the whole family try a little of everything."

Mamak Asian Street Food is a casual Orlando restaurant serving dishes inspired by Southeast Asian street-food traditions. The menu includes noodles, rice dishes, curries, small plates, and other shareable favorites served in a lively atmosphere.

"Convenient bike rentals located right outside Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort."

Island Life Bike Rentals offers an easy way to rent bikes and explore Hilton Head Island’s extensive network of paved trails. Its location directly in front of Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort makes it especially convenient for guests staying at the resort.

"Come for the great pizza—and the hilariously oversized photo opportunity."

Lazy Moon Pizza is an Orlando favorite known for its enormous pizza slices and massive whole pies. With creative toppings, a casual atmosphere, and pizzas that nearly cover the table, it is as much an experience as it is a meal.

"Come hungry—the food hall is the real reason to visit H Mart Orlando."

H Mart Orlando is a massive Asian supermarket with a food hall offering Korean, Japanese, and other Asian dishes under one roof. It is an easy place to sample everything from noodles and rice dishes to sushi, Korean street food, snacks, and desserts.

"Stand beneath Space Shuttle Atlantis and experience America’s space program up close."

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Florida’s Space Coast features historic spacecraft, interactive exhibits, astronaut experiences, bus tours, and the impressive Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit. Visitors may also have an opportunity to witness a rocket launch, depending on the launch schedule.

"An easy family hike leading to a waterfall you can actually walk behind."

Moore Cove Falls Trail is a short, family-friendly hike in Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, North Carolina. The wooded trail leads to a roughly 50-foot waterfall that spills over a rock ledge, creating space for hikers to walk behind the falling water.

"A beautiful waterfall hike through the mountains near Old Fort—even if you don’t make it all the way to the top."

Catawba Falls is a scenic waterfall hike in Pisgah National Forest near Old Fort, North Carolina. The trail follows the Catawba River through a wooded mountain landscape, with rushing water, smaller cascades, and waterfall views along the way.

"Real snow, fast tubing lanes, and plenty of frozen family fun in the North Carolina mountains."

We visited Black Bear Snow Tubing in January, and when we say it was cold, we mean COLD. The temperature was hovering around 10 degrees! We had purchased our tickets before Buddy unexpectedly joined our family, so naturally, he came along for the hour-long drive. While we braved the freezing temperatures, Buddy stayed warm in our Jeep with the heat running. The tubing was an absolute blast! The cable tow made getting back up the hill easy, and we managed to squeeze in several runs despite the cold. Joey and Maddie were the real champions, each making it down three times, more than anyone else in our group. If you're visiting the Hendersonville area during winter, Black Bear Snow Tubing is a fun family adventure worth adding to your itinerary. Just bundle up, especially if you're visiting on a 10-degree day!

"Mini golf, great food and a lively atmosphere make this one of our favorite family outings or date-night stops."

PopStroke Winter Garden is a golf-and-dining entertainment venue in Hamlin featuring two outdoor 18-hole putting courses, a full-service restaurant and bar, an ice-cream parlor, outdoor games and a kids’ playground. Guests can order food and drinks while they play, and the courses are designed to be fun for beginners while still offering enough challenge for experienced golfers. Golf and dining are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

"Creative barbecue, unforgettable nachos and one of the coolest dining spaces around Orlando."

Yellow Dog Eats is a colorful, laid-back barbecue restaurant located in historic Gotha, just outside Windermere. Its eclectic menu includes smoked-meat sandwiches, salads, barbecue plates and generously loaded nachos. The funky, dog-themed building offers indoor and outdoor seating, including an upstairs dining area filled with character. It is open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

"A wild stretch of Florida coastline where crashing waves shoot through ancient limestone."

While staying at Jonathan Dickinson State Park, we took a short drive over to Jupiter Island to explore Blowing Rocks Preserve, and it was absolutely worth the trip! Even the drive was interesting, passing through some of the beautiful neighborhoods and impressive waterfront properties around Jupiter Island, including the area known for celebrity residents like Tiger Woods. The real highlight, though, is the coastline. Unlike the typical sandy Florida beaches, Blowing Rocks features dramatic limestone formations along the Atlantic Ocean. It's a beautiful place to walk, explore, take photos, and enjoy a completely different side of Florida. One thing to know before visiting: parking is limited! The lot is small, so you may have to wait for a space or find a legal parking spot farther away and walk in. Don't let that discourage you. This is one of those stops that's well worth a little extra walking, especially if you're already camping at Jonathan Dickinson State Park or exploring the Jupiter area.

"Ride to the top of the mountain for huge Smoky Mountain views — then race back down on a mountain coaster."

Anakeesta is a mountaintop adventure park above downtown Gatlinburg offering scenic rides up the mountain, panoramic Smoky Mountain views, walking areas, dining, shopping, and a variety of outdoor attractions. It’s a good mix of sightseeing and family adventure, with enough to do at the top to make it more than just a ride up the mountain.

"We’ll say it: these are the best burgers we’ve found in the Orlando area."

Adler’s Burgers in Davenport is a locally owned burger spot serving made-to-order burgers, fries, and other American favorites. Located just outside the main Orlando tourist corridor, it’s an especially convenient food stop for RVers staying at Thousand Trails Orlando or anyone exploring the Davenport, ChampionsGate, and Four Corners area.

"One of our family’s favorite steak nights in Orlando — with an Italian twist and mushroom fries we’d order by themselves."

Vito’s Chop House is a classic steakhouse on International Drive combining prime steaks, chops, fresh seafood, and Italian-inspired dishes in an upscale but welcoming setting. It’s a great choice for a special dinner while visiting Orlando, particularly if you want a traditional steakhouse experience with more Italian influence than the typical chain steakhouse.

"No Richloam Jeep day is complete without a stop at the General Store."

The Richloam General Store is a historic country store tucked away near the Richloam Wildlife Management Area and Withlacoochee State Forest. Stepping inside feels like a trip back to old Florida, with bottled sodas, candy, snacks, local goods, and plenty of things to grab before heading back onto the forest roads. It’s more than just a convenient stop — the store itself is part of the Richloam experience.

"Our favorite place in Central Florida to get the Jeep dirty and disappear into the woods for a while."

Richloam Wildlife Management Area is a sprawling section of the Withlacoochee State Forest filled with unpaved forest roads, trails, wetlands, and old-Florida scenery. It’s a great area for exploring by Jeep or other appropriate vehicle, with conditions that can change dramatically depending on recent rain. Expect everything from easy dirt roads to mud, standing water, deep ruts, and sections where turning around may be the smartest option.

"A fun escape from the Key West heat, with marine life downstairs and a surprisingly great view upstairs."

The Key West Aquarium is a historic attraction in the heart of Mallory Square featuring marine life found in and around the Florida Keys. Exhibits highlight local fish, sharks, sea turtles and other creatures while giving visitors a closer look at the ecosystem surrounding the islands. Its central location makes it an easy stop while exploring Old Town Key West on foot.

"We came looking for fresh fish and left having discovered Kelsey’s new favorite — snowy grouper."

First Class Seafood is a seafood market on Cudjoe Key offering fresh fish, shellfish, and other seafood to take home and prepare yourself. It’s a great stop for travelers staying in the Lower Keys who have a kitchen, RV, or grill and want to skip the restaurant for a night and cook a fresh Keys seafood dinner of their own.

"Not just one of our favorite restaurants in the Keys — Square Grouper has become one of our favorite restaurants anywhere."

Square Grouper Bar & Grill on Cudjoe Key is a popular Lower Keys restaurant serving fresh seafood, creative appetizers, sandwiches, and elevated takes on Keys favorites in a casual island setting. It’s an excellent dinner option for anyone exploring the Lower Keys and is especially convenient when staying around Sugarloaf Key, Cudjoe Key, or Big Pine Key.

"We e-biked here from Pennekamp and found a completely different side of Key Largo."

Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park protects one of the largest remaining areas of West Indian tropical hardwood hammock in the United States. The park has several miles of trails through dense tropical vegetation that can be explored on foot or by bike. Entry is self-service, and when we visited it was just $2 per person. Trail conditions can vary considerably, especially after wet weather, with portions becoming flooded.

"Come for the waterfront Keys atmosphere. Stay because the ahi tuna nachos are ridiculously good."

Kiki’s Sandbar Bar & Grille is a laid-back waterfront restaurant in the Lower Florida Keys known for seafood, tropical drinks, live music, and outdoor dining overlooking the water. It’s the kind of casual Keys stop where you can settle in for a meal, enjoy the view, and soak up the island atmosphere.

"Our charter flight got canceled, so we rented a boat instead. It turned into one of our favorite days in the Keys."

Pier 68 Boat Rentals offers self-drive boat rentals in the Middle Florida Keys, giving families the freedom to explore the surrounding water, cruise the coastline, and spend the day at nearby sandbars. Its location makes it especially convenient for visitors staying around Fiesta Key and the Islamorada/Long Key area.

"Our followers told us not to leave Marathon without stopping here. They were right."

Conch Custard is a locally loved frozen custard and ice cream stop in Marathon, offering a variety of frozen treats and flavors perfect for cooling off after a day exploring the Middle Keys. It’s a casual, family-friendly stop that’s easy to work into a Marathon sightseeing day.

"Come for the Keys seafood, but don’t sleep on the pretzels. A great casual stop right across from Aquarium Encounters."

Market Eatery is a casual restaurant and market in Marathon serving fresh seafood, sandwiches, appetizers, and other Keys favorites. It’s located directly across from Florida Keys Aquarium Encounters, making it an easy lunch or dinner stop while exploring Marathon. The menu includes locally popular seafood options along with dishes like conch fritters and German-style pretzels.

"Get an up-close look at how injured sea turtles are rescued, rehabilitated, and returned to the wild in the Florida Keys."

The Turtle Hospital in Marathon is a working sea turtle rehabilitation facility dedicated to rescuing, treating, and rehabilitating injured sea turtles. Guided educational tours take visitors behind the scenes to learn about the turtles being cared for, the injuries and illnesses they face, and the hospital’s efforts to return them to the ocean. Turtles that cannot safely be released become permanent residents and continue to receive care at the hospital.

"An affordable Florida Keys boat rental that gave our whole group one of our favorite days on the water."

Backcountry Boat Rentals offers pontoon boat rentals for exploring the waters of the Florida Keys. We rented a double-slide pontoon for a half day and took it out to a calm, crystal-clear area where we could anchor, swim and let the kids spend hours on the slides. Our boat had plenty of room for our group of four adults, four kids and a teenager, making it a great option for families or groups who want their own day on the water.

"A free Florida Keys hidden gem that became one of Joey’s favorite places in the world."

The Sugarloaf Key Jumping Bridge is a hidden swimming spot in the Lower Florida Keys, reached by a roughly quarter-mile walk from the road. The old bridge provides access to the tidal water below, with a large rocky shoreline area where you can sit, relax and watch the jumpers. There’s no admission or elaborate attraction here — just a unique, free outdoor stop that feels worlds away from the busier parts of the Keys.

"Great ALL-You-Can-Eat Sushi!"

Shianne wanted some all you can eat sushi, as this has become her new thing. This is a new restaurant that took over a defunct Macaroni Grill. The place is modern and cool. The menu is $36 for all you can eat, and they have tons to choose from. You just order and they bring it. If you have an appetite, you can do well here. Shianne and I ate our money, Kelsey ate maybe half. The kids ($19 each) about the same

"Great Zoo with plenty to do. VIP experience is a must!"

We did the VIP experience and had a blast. We had a driver taking us around in a golf cart, and the kids loved feeding the animals. Definitely worth visiting!

"Great hands on experience!"

This was a great stop to be able to interact and feed the fish and marine life. It was very HOT out, so be ready if visiting during the summer.

"Must Stop for meats if taking 75 through Georgia"

This place is a must stop for us, whether we are staying in the neighboring Georgia Peanut Park or not. They have an awesome selection of meats and other goods.

"Wild piece of history to explore!"

This is an abandoned asylum, with tons of history. We took a walking tour, which took about 90 minutes. We got to tour all four floors and saw some pretty wild things.

"Great Empanada Stop Near Disney!"

This is a great local joint, very convenient if you are at Tropical Palms or hitting Disney. it is right outside of Celebration. They have a ton of empanada varieties as well as steak and other dishes.

"Typical Tourist Dinner show"

We were looking to knock out a dinner show and gave Pirate's a shot. We had been in Orlando, and it was about the same. Good entertainment for kids. Bonus if you can land some discount tickets.

"Fun Family Mini Golf"

If you are ever in the Syracuse area, this is a great place to visit with the family. Plenty of great obstacles, and it is built into a gorge. Such a cool place!

"Best Polish Restaurant in the USA"

This is an absolute gem of a place. I once upon a time wrote a college paper food review on this place. It has been a staple of the Syracuse area, and for reason. Eva makes up some of the most authentic and tasty polish food.

"Some of the most scenic gorge hiking ever! Definite bucket list."

This is one of the amazing spots to visit in the Ithaca Gorges area. This was a regular hike growing up, and a must visit whenever we get back up north. The hike takes you through the gorge, with plenty of opportunity to swim and enjoy the water. This hike will wear you out. Definitely recommend having two cars, so you can put one up top in the lot and pick everyone back up.

"Classic NY Apple Orchard. Must visit! "

Growing up in Central New York, a fall trip to Beak & Skiff was practically a rite of passage. There's something special about coming back years later and sharing that same tradition with your own family. From picking your own apples to enjoying fresh apple cider and delicious cider donuts, Beak & Skiff is one of those places that makes fall in Upstate New York so memorable. If you're traveling through the Syracuse area in autumn, this is a stop we'd absolutely recommend!

"Original Orlando Tourist Attraction"

We love this place as locals. If you ever get a chance to do the Night Shine or Trainer for a Day, both are amazing experiences. This is a true local attraction, that has been here longer than any of the big theme parks.

"Great way to see some Florida Nature up close!"

This is a great one way drive that can take an hour or so, where you drive around the edges of Lake Apopka. You have the opportunity to see countless gators and birds, and can even get out at places. Check the site as they are only open certain days. This is also free.

"Delicious Turkish food for the whole family!"

This place is located just outside of Celebration, so close if you are at Disney or Tropical Palms. Great food and good prices.

"Must Stop for Jeep Lovers!"

This place is everything Jeep. Part Museum, part store. They are located right outside the park, near Little Arrow and River Rat

"Awesome Underground Cave and Sea"

This was a cool visit. We got to go underground and hop on a boat for a tour. This is a cool cave and definitely worth visiting.

"Great local seafood joint"

While staying at the Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA, we stopped into Bobalu's Restaurant for a meal and really enjoyed it! One of the things we love about RV travel is finding local restaurants near the campgrounds where we stay, and Bobalu's was a great find. The food was good, the staff was friendly, and the convenient location made it an easy choice without having to drive all the way into Key West. If you're camping at Sugarloaf Key KOA or exploring the Lower Florida Keys, Bobalu's is worth keeping on your list for a relaxed meal close to the campground.

"Awesome custom shakes. Definitely a show stopper!"

This is a cool place, with custom shakes in mason jars. They are good to split between a few people. This is a great stop if you are at Tropical Palms, as it is right across the street!

"Cool piece of St. Augustine History"

We have done day and night tours here. This is a nice mild tour that is good for the kids and tells of the history of the town and jail.

"Great Pierogies and Polish food! "

This is a great little joint, down at the end of the main stretch. Good food and good desert.

"Great Florida Fort worth seeing!"

This has been part of every one of our children's field trips over the years, and we still come back and visit when we are camping at Anastasia or Sun Outdoors. This is a National Park so having a pass will get you in. We used Joey's Get Outside 4th grade pass for our last visit!

"Shianne's Favorite Taco Shop on the East Coast!"

This is our must visit for Shianne each time we are walking through downtown St. Augustine. They have great food and good prices.

"Best Tree Cutting Experience Ever"

We stopped up here as we were heading back down to Florida for the holidays. We wanted to cut our own tree and carry it home under the RV. It turns out, you cannot fit a tree under a Gas class A. So the tree had a bunk the rest of the way down. Such a cool place!

"Nice State Park with snow! "

We came up here to find snow last January when the snow almost reached Florida. This was the first place we hit it driving north from Orlando. We stayed at Georgia Peanut Park and drove about an hour north to get here. We didn't do much.

"BEST Steakhouse around. Hands Down!"

This is our favorite restaurant, period. We have eaten here dozens of times in our life, and this is where Mr. and Mrs. Unwritten get away from the kids. The food is top notch and the service is the best around. This is not a cheap place, but if you want an amazing dinner, this is it.

"Cool museum grounds and great view. Lots of steps!"

This is a nice place to visit if in the St. Augustine area. It is off the path of where most of the tourists are, and provides a great view of the area.

"Hole in the wall, but fun quick stop"

This place is not what it was when we were kids driving up and down 95. Much of it has been sold. We managed to get a few arcade games in and stretch our legs. Plenty of parking for the rig and jeep.

"Iconic Jersey Bar Pizza!"

This is another must do anytime we return home to Jersey. Great pie and awesome atmosphere.

"Classic NJ Boardwalk Arcade- Family Friendly!"

This is one of my places I would hit growing up as a kid. Now my kids get to enjoy whenever we venture back to the shore.

"Great way to walk across a bridge and see the city! "

We took the walk most of the way across before turning around with the kids. It is a cool experience. There are tons of street vendors. Maddie bought herself a Russian hat (Pictured) from a lady on the sidewalk

"Such a GIANT park to explore. SO much to do!"

There is so much to do in Central Park, and this will vary by season. It is nice to just relax and walk, or you can explore and find the iconic filming locations. There is a zoo, ice skating and more.

"Great Chinese Food options for a good price"

This place was BUSY. We got lucky enough to find a table in the back. With six of us, we ended up trying four different restaurants and loved it.

"Delicious Cannoli and coffee! "

What a great place to stop for some desert and a pick me up. Everything was delicious. Table seating is limited, as this place is packed!

"Great Family Ice Cream stop in a scenic town"

Scoops is a great local joint, with plenty of options. Our favorite is getting the sampler, which can be split amongst 4-5 people. So good!

"BEST Neapolitan Pizza in Florida"

Bruno is from Jersey, and his pizza shows the love. Even the vegan kale pizza is worth trying. The garlic knots should be illegal, they have so much garlic on top!

"Majestic beach and cute town"

This is a nice place to visit for a day trip, or to rent a vacation home. We drove over when we were staying at Skidaway. It was an easy walk and provided some awesome scenery.

"Great Fort to walk around! "

We visited here on our Savannah visit, and used the Every Kid Outdoors pass through the 4th Grade National Park system. We had a great time walking in and taking in the history and scenery.

"Great Local Orlando Foodhall! "

True local food hall, located in North Orlando. There are some great options for food, including Le Femme Du Frommage, Domu and more. Freehand goods has some awesome apparel and art. This is also the home of the original Gideon's Bakehouse.

"Our first slot canyon adventure! Shianne was just five when we explored the winding passages of Anza-Borrego together — a father-daughter memory we'll never forget."

This was a great place for us to visit when we were in San Diego. About an hour away in the desert, the slot canyons open up, providing a magical hike. *The Slot Canyon in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park does not have a formal street address, but it is located off CA-78 near mile marker 87 in Borrego Springs, CA 92004

"Try and survive your dinner! "

This was a neat experience. We boarded VIP for a dinner experience on board the Titanic. After walking around the exhibit, we were ushered into our dining hall, where we had a well acted dinner experience, leading right up to the sinking. Kelsey was the only one to perish in this tragic event, and fun was had by all. Definitely a neat show to check out. Food was on par for a dinner show.

"World SMALLEST Police Station. And you can go inside!! "

Exactly as described. This is the Worlds Smallest Police Station, barely the size of a phone booth. Great little roadside attraction in Florida's Forgotten Coast.

"Grand Canyon of the East! Majestic looking"

This was a nice camping weekend for us. The landscape is truly incredible and like something you'd expect to see in the Badlands. This actually comes from years of farm runoff, but the end result looks pretty wild! We stayed just down the road at Florence Marina.

"One of the BEST seafood Restaurants in Florida! "

Nice casual upscale joint located in a marina. We had the sister restaurant when we stayed at Sugarloaf, and came here while we were staying at Fiesta Key. We showed up early to a 40 minute wait, but it was worth it. The food was delicious. The bacon cheeseburger soup was wild and a family favorite. Joey tried the flash fried Conch and had a new favorite appetizer. Everything we had was cleared. The drinks were poured well too!

"Awesome creekside dining! "

We stopped here on our visit to Helen and enjoyed an outdoor meal after a rain shower. It was great to sit above the creek and watch the tubers go by, while enjoying a meal in 75 degree weather. The schnitzel was delicious. The kids loved the large pretzels! Bonus that they are a gas buddy partner, so if you use a card tied to your gasbuddy account, you get 40 points per dollar. (See Gas Buddy under Apps/Memberships)

"Great local joint for a lobster roll!"

This is a hidden gem here in Orlando, tucked in the corporate complex between Sand Lake Road and John Young (less than 10 minutes from Epic Universe and Florida Mall). It is a simple walk up counter where you can order fresh seafood and order up something for lunch. The lobster roll is great the way it comes.

"Rolling down a mountain in a big ball! "

Maddie had this on her list of things to do when we stayed at Anchor Down. I found a great deal on Groupon, although the GoPro video isn’t really worth adding on with the quality. The kids loved it and each did two runs down.

"Lots of good local market options "

We stopped in on a rainy day and came home with a lot of goods. We stocked up on produce, local gin, pretzels and even some cupcakes.

"Great night time prison tour! "

This was a stop for Shianne as she loves haunted attractions and saw this on a YouTube video. We did the twilight tour, and it was worth every penny. We got a guided tour, then turned loose to look around on our own. Such a cool experience!

"EPIC experience that will take your breath away! "

This is a guided and safe tour across the underside of the New River Gorge bridge. You are strapped up and bussed down to the visitor center (3 minutes). You take a short walk down to the base and get strapped up to the safety cable. Once everyone is in, you work your way across to the other side, with multiple stopping points along the way. After you finish, they bus you back to the lot.

"Saved us on the road! "

We lost our hot water heater, and the team was able to take us as a walk in and have us up and moving again in under an hour. Great rates too!

"Great short hike to a majestic waterfall! "

This was right on the NC/SC state line and about 7 miles past Gorges State Park. It is about a .25 mile walk from the parking lot ($3 pay box for being on Federal Land) and 144 stairs down (and back up). Such an awesome view!

"The exact spot that JFK was assassinated! "

Shianne and I visited while hitting Dallas for an Orlando Magic game. Such a piece of history to see up close and in person. You can see where JFK was assassinated, and go up to the sixth floor, where Lee Harvey Oswald (if that is what you believe) shot JFK.