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One of Gatlinburg’s top and most historic attractions, the Gatlinburg SkyLift Park, will again transform North America’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge into a dazzling winter wonderland. With a 300-foot tunnel of vibrant lights and over 40,000 synchronized lights and dancing trees thr read more…
The article: Gatlinburg SkyLift Park Brings Back Holiday Lights Celebration, was originally published on I-75 Exit Guide
ZooTampa at Lowry Park kicks off the summer with a splash as it introduces its brand-new family water adventure, Roaring Springs presented by Pinch A Penny. Following the debut of a refreshed, contemporary identity featuring a new logo and revitalized vision, ZooTampa launched its most thrilling expansion to date with the opening of Roaring Springs. […]
Whispering Hills RV Park has very nice, clean, level sites… although you must use a water pressure regulator. The campground has a Friday night movie with great popcorn. It’s easy to get around. Parking was crowded, as you had to park nose to tail on the road. Sites a little close together. They have 230 […]
The quaint seaside town of Morro Bay, California invites travelers to enjoy the many benefits of visiting mid-week this May and June! Avoid the crowds, enjoy the food and wine in over 80 restaurants and take your time shopping at all the unique boutiques. Life in this small beach town is reminiscent of how California […]
Celebrate a healthy and vibrant lifestyle at music, food, wine, and outdoor events this summer along the CA Highway 1 Discovery Route. Featuring 10 artisan towns within 101 miles of famous Highway 1 in Coastal San Luis Obispo County, the Highway 1 Discovery Route offers everything you need to have a memorable summer vacation especially […]
In my opinion Fort Myers Beach RV Resort is a horrible place. We’ve camped for many, many years and I’ve never written a negative review. The pool is disgusting. The campground is littered. There are cigarette butts stuck in the windows of the rec hall. I was called back to work a week early and […]
This campground is not a family oriented park. Mostly long-term campers. They do not supply you with a set of rules when you make reservations. Our friends that were camping at the same time had a small campfire and it was smoking after dark, but not flaming. One of their “guards” woke the people up […]
Very rustic would be a generous description for Lake Panasoffkee KOA. There are old mobile homes scattered throughout the park… It’s not very attractive. Don’t count on shade. There are some trees but many sites, like our big site has no shade. The sites are not very level and loose sand that end up all […]
With dozens of diverse wine regions, California wine country offers a dazzling variety of experiences to enjoy. To help visitors explore them all, Wine Institute’s California Wines Road Trips series highlights a different region each month. For December, visitors are invited to discover where to sip, stay and play in Napa Valley, located in California’s […]
The holidays usher in a magical time of year in San Luis Obispo County, — located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco on California’s ruggedly beautiful Central Coast — welcoming a variety of fun and memorable activities for the entire family. From ice skating to holiday parades, and festive tree lighting ceremonies to special […]
