Partly due to its Mediterranean climate, the South Coast is the most densely populated region in California. With major tourist centres and entertainment venues, along with an active beach culture, every RVer should make this region a part of their itinerary.
Include these snowbird-friendly communities in your California travel plans.
Los Angeles, California, is known for many things, including the So Cal lifestyle. With these watery locations, you’ll find a slice of that life with ease. Get ready to hang 10, baby
The Riverboat Discovery tour is a three-hour cruise packed with exciting activities and one-of-a-kind experiences.
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This California city is spoiled for choice when it comes to winery tours.
The city of San Diego has a jam-packed summer and fall schedule that caters to music lovers.
Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo was the first European to set foot on the West Coast of the United States. Today his voyage is remembered at Point Loma and San Diego Bay.
Get your fill of excitement, during your RV trip to beautiful Anaheim, California.
Many restaurants in Anaheim cater to families, with menu options that don’t bust the budget.
Old Town San Diego is a California State Historic Park where visitors can stroll back to the 1850s.
Old Town is right in the heart of San Diego and is often called the birthplace of California.
This nature centre is a great place to visit if you want to learn more about Anaheim's natural surroundings.
The all-season attractions of Anaheim, California, are unbeatable for anyone who wants an active, entertaining, educational vacation.
The desert beckons with unique landforms and endless hiking, and the small-town ambience of history-rich communities like Borrego Springs is irresistible.
Anza Borrego Desert State Park offers a chance to delve into early California history first by reading about it and then reliving it yourself through hiking, horseback riding or four-wheel driving explorations.
Satisfy your cravings at these three delicious dessert destinations featuring fudge, pastries, candy barrels and much more.
Orange County offers visitors an escape from the commercial to a destination rooted in local culture.
This vivacious city has no shortage of diverse, and delicious, dining options.
