Favorite cities and states for RVing?

Its neat to see all the state and province maps both on here and on RV's. But I wonder how many forum members have managed to achieve all 3 territories, 10 provinces 81 states and 2 federal districts of North America. And not just drive through them but more in depth historical touring. Don't know if we'll ever achieve that but won't lack for trying. So far we have about 55 states if we only count the ones we have actually explored, all the provinces, one federal district and no territories (at least with the RV). Our brief visit to the Mexican federal district shouldn't really count as it was a drive through on the Arco Norte. We had intended to visit the US federal district last year and got chased away by a hurricane. OH well. Lotsa time....we hope. :)

I've been cross country a few times (traveled east to west and back) and enjoyed almost all the states. Due to proximity I visit NY the most. The past two months I have been from Montauk,, Long Island, NY to Niagara Falls, NY. I enjoyed the Finger Lakes,the Catskills (eroded plateau) and the Adirondack Mts. as well as the 1000 Islands region on the St. Lawrence seaway. Several years ago we rented a boat and spent a week on the Erie Canal. It was all very enjoyable. I can't wait to visit the states I haven't seen yet.

Colorado...(but I am biased in that reply.):C

...and to truly appreciate camping in Colorado, you will need a truck camper (but I am biased in that opinion too! ;)

sdianel wrote:
Tennessee and North Carolina or anywhere there are mountains. We're from flat Florida! (just kidding!)

Those aren't real mountains. We call them foothills up here.:B

California: ocean - yes, desert - yes, mountains - yes, valleys - yes

And GREAT people watching!

K Charles wrote:
I hope I haven't been to the best place yet, it's been fun looking so far.

Outstanding reply!.:C

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Cant beat ariz in winter and Colo in summer

We love camping in Arkansas, the mountains and trees are great and the campgrounds are clean and well kept,and the people are friendly, there are 50 some state parks plus quite a few corp of engineer campgrounds and they are really nice and well kept. thanks for listening.

Lots of Stuff wrote:
Places we've spent at least a night in our camper.








Add Denmark, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg and France to our overnight campsites. (In a rented Motorhome)

Yet we don't have a favorite. Need to keep looking.
It's been fun so far.

WOW!!!!!!

Another vote for Bar Harbour Maine and the Maine coast.