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When it comes to vacation plans and wanting to travel around this country, there are many options available to you. You could fly to another city, rent a car and drive yourself to a place to stay for the night or several nights and go sightseeing around this new place. Or, you could hop in an RV and take your “hotel room” with you while you tour around the country and see a bunch of sights that you clearly would miss from the window of your airplane.

Taking the time to take a family road trip in an RV can be one of the most memorable adventures you could create. And, in the present environment, it allows you to stay safe, socially distanced, and comfortable, while also affording you the opportunity to see something different. If you think about your own childhood memories, was a road trip involved in any of your own family vacations? Wasn’t that one of the more memorable vacations that you had? Do you still remember the car you were traveling in or the places you stopped and visited?

There are so many places that have become destinations for wine aficionados that it is almost difficult to choose the best. From vineyards in rural Virginia outside of Charlottesville, to new wineries in the upper regions of Michigan, grape growing and wine making have really made it to the United States in a big way. Where once you could only get Sauvignon Blanc from a French winery, now the grapes that make this wine are also grown in New Zealand and California. There are many highly competitive brands bottled in California; in fact, the State of California is vying for top spot when it comes to this type of wine, with several of the largest global producing wineries in the Napa Valley.