Summer is coming to an end, but that doesn’t mean you have to park your RV for the rest of the year. Grab a warm jacket and hit the road to experience some of the most popular fall RV destinations in the USA.
Mark Twain National Forest – Missouri
This autumn foliage wonderland covers dozens of Missouri’s beautiful counties. You can find some of the nation’s most astonishing autumn sights in this park. Take your RV through the renowned Ozark Trail, or enjoy the changing leaves on the Glade Top Trail National Scenic Byway.
Paw Paw River Water Trail – Coloma, Michigan
Michigan offers some of the best opportunities to view the natural beauty of the changing seasons. As you travel the Paw Paw River Water Trail, you’ll experience the heart of Michigan’s fruit country.
Drive through and just look at the beautiful surroundings, or stop at one of the many fruit-picking farms. The Paw Paw River Campgrounds are the perfect place to have a nice cup of apple cider around your campfire.
San Bernardino National Forest – California
The Golden State offers ample opportunity to experience the changing foliage. The realm of the Rim of the World Scenic Byway covers more than 100 miles of splendid West Coast nature to explore.
The area is open all year long for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and even skiing (during the winter season). Find the perfect camping spot and, after a day of adventure, enjoy the many benefits of your RV’s shade cover amid the wonders of nature.
Winhall Brook – Jamaica, Vermont
New England offers yearlong access to the wonders of nature, as well. While traversing the Green Mountains, RVers will realize the mountain range’s name might be a little off – it explodes with a plethora of colours as the leaves change. If you take a hike on the 16-mile trail, don’t be surprised to see moose or woodpeckers.
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Can’t get away this year? Explore the growing trend of floatation therapy to support your shift into the introspective Autumn season or head to thermal waters near you like this spa in the Blue Mountains.
