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Plain Cold Fun

November 18, 2019 by thousandtrails

Take on the change of season and get ready to enjoy all kinds of plain, cold fun with these events around the country that don’t let a little chill stop the good times. Bonfire on the Snow Snowshoe Tours (Mt. Bachelor, OR): Enjoy a cozy bonfire in an amphitheater made of snow! Follow a guide … [Read more…]

Posted in: Campgrounds Tagged: activities, Dallas, hiking, thousand trails, TX, WA, winter

Keep Cozy This Fall

September 25, 2019 by thousandtrails

Don’t let the changing weather keep you from camping. Check out some of these products for cozy camping this season. Try out some of these tried and true camping gear items to keep you cozy and well-equipped as you venture out to camp this fall. Hydro Flask Water Bottles: Keeps cold drinks cold (up to … [Read more…]

Posted in: Tips & Tricks Tagged: Blanket, camping gear, Fall, hiking, Hydro Flask Water Bottles, Lantern, season

We Love L.A.

May 23, 2019 by thousandtrails

How do we love thee, let us count the ways. There are a million reasons to love Los Angeles including the sunshine, the ocean, and the celebrity spottings that can occur on a daily basis. We could go on and on but for our purposes here, we’ll narrow it down a bit and provide just … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Day Trips, Events Tagged: Botanical Garden, California poppy, downtown Los Angeles, Fairbanks Lawn, free yoga class, Grammy Museum, Grauman’s Chinese Theater, Griffith Park, hiking, Hollywood, Hollywood Forever Cemetery, los angeles, Los Angeles Zoo, Movie Night in a Cemetery, Mt. Baldy, open-air trolley tour, Runyon Canyon Park, Shakespeare in the Park, Soledad Canyon RV Campground, Sunset Strip, Top of the Notch, Twelfth Night or Pericles

Heart Healthy Fun

February 28, 2019 by thousandtrails

Here’s a healthy reminder to take care of your heart this spring. We thought we’d provide some outdoor activity ideas which are good for your heart, and fun to boot! Hiking Hiking offers huge benefits. Not only is it a great cardio workout, but it has also been shown to boost bone density, improve balance, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Campgrounds Tagged: american heart month, biking, hiking, Lake Conroe, Leavenworth, Pacific City, Verde Valley, Wilderness Lakes

On The Go: Get Outside! The fresh air is good for you!

April 11, 2018 by thousandtrails

Cars honking. Crowded commutes. Constant construction. Long hours in the office… City life can be loud, crowded, and stressful. According to this study from the American Institute of Biological Sciences, living in an urban environment increases stress levels. When stress levels go up, the risk of developing anxiety and depression can also increase. As the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Fun Facts Tagged: forest therapy, geocaching, getting outside, hiking, nature, nature therapy, stress relievers

Honor the Trees on April 27 – Celebrate Arbor Day!

April 11, 2018 by thousandtrails

When pioneer, nature-lover, and journalist J. Sterling Morton arrived with his wife in the Nebraska Territory in 1854, he found it to be a treeless plain. Noting the importance of trees for many reasons including fuel, building materials, and shade from the hot summer sun, Morton set about to do something about the lack of … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Campgrounds Tagged: apple picking, arbor day, arbor day celebration, arbor day foundation, hiking, j. sterling morton, nebraska territory, thousand trails

Famous American Trails

June 3, 2015 by thousandtrails

It really is all about trails this month, so we thought we’d also bring to you some of the most famous trails in the United States. All of these trails are easily accessible to Thousand Trails and Encore campgrounds and no matter your skill level, there is always a new trail to discover. Have you … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Campgrounds Tagged: American Discovery Trail, appalachian trail, biking, golden terrace south, hiking, Horseback Riding, Horseshoe Lakes, hot springs, Indian Lakes, john muir trail, pacific crest trail, trail running, Wilmington

On The Go: 10 Tips for Walking the Trails

June 3, 2015 by thousandtrails

1.  I scream, you scream, we all scream for SUNSCREEN! This is a no brainer, but who doesn’t need a friendly reminder to slather on the SPF nowadays? Don’t forget to reapply! 2. Carry Trail Mix for Sustained Energy When it comes to sustenance, trail mix is a staple item for hikers. But many pre-made trail mixes may contain lots of … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Tips & Tricks Tagged: hiking, leave not race, trails, walk the trails, walking tips

Kentucky Bound? Visit Diamond Caverns

April 17, 2014 by thousandtrails

The Kentucky Derby is right around the corner so perhaps a visit to a Kentucky will make you a winner when it comes to planning a family vacation. Diamond Caverns, in Park City, is a little over an hour’s drive from all the Derby fun in Louisville. But that’s not all that makes this resort … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Campgrounds, Deals, Events, Products Tagged: Cave systems, Diamond Caverns, golf, hiking, Kentucky camping, Kentucky Derby, Kentucky RVing, Mammoth Cave National Park, Park City Kentucky

Encore Deals: Venture In/Show Low, Arizona

April 17, 2014 by thousandtrails

Come visit us in sunny Arizona and enjoy the spectacular summer weather that can be found in Show Low. With daytime highs that average 85, the evenings cool down enough for you to enjoy the warmth of a campfire. Plan at stay at Encore’s Venture In and enjoy the White Mountains that surround the area … [Read more…]

Posted in: Activities, Campgrounds, Deals, Events, Products, Tips & Tricks Tagged: Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Arizona RV resorts, Encore, hiking, Petrified National Forest, Show Low, summer camping, thousand trails, Trout Fishing, Venture In, White Mountain Trail System, White Mountains
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