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Joshua Tree National Park: History, Camping Tips and Things to Do

Post author:John
Post category:Airstream Travel Blog
Reading time:17 mins read

Joshua Tree National Park is one of the most iconic and esteemed national parks in the United States. With wild and intricate boulder formations decorating the desert landscape, visitors come from miles around to take in the stunning natural beauty. Joshua Tree is the closest national park to Los Angeles and San Diego. It attracts about three million visitors annually from the southern California region and beyond. First-time RV owners…

Best Places to Camp in Sequoia National Park

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Post category:Airstream Travel Blog
Reading time:10 mins read

The beauty of Sequoia National Park is breathtaking. While you could easily sink down into a comfortable bed at a local lodge or hotel for your visit, it is better to stay at one of the local campgrounds. After all, why shouldn’t you fall asleep to the sounds of nature and wake up in the same way?? Best Places to Camp in Sequoia National Park There are fourteen campgrounds within…

14 Things to See and Do in Sequoia National Park

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Sequoia National Park is filled with massive mountains, long hiking trails, rushing waterfalls, and trees that have been around for centuries. While there are so many things to see and do in this beautiful park, you will find there are ample times to sit back and relax during your visit. 14 Things to See and Do in Sequoia National Park 1. Stop at the Visitor Center Whenever you visit a…

Pinnacles National Park in California

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Post category:Airstream Travel Blog RV Parks
Reading time:8 mins read

Pinnacles National Park in California Pinnacles National Park is located two and a half hours south of San Francisco. It’s truly a sight to behold, and probably quite unlike anything you’ve even seen before. Jagged rocky spires rising high above the Chaparral-covered foothills are the remnants of million-year-old volcanoes. Far below, dripping caverns and secluded chambers have been fashioned out of colossal rock slides taking place in the distant past.…