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If we take into consideration our current situation, popular destination spots such as New York City and Las Vegas aren’t a great idea when it comes to travel safety. So, if you are looking for the safest travel destinations, you should give this post a try.
Pack your face masks, hand sanitizers, alcohol cleaning wipes, medical gloves and, of course some comfortable clothes and get ready for departure.
As long as you steer clear of the cities that have the highest number of COVID-19 cases, everything will probably be okay. However, renting an RV is actually the best thing to do right now if you want to avoid airports and hotels.
Our country is full of Civil War battlefields, especially the East Coast. Green hills, woods and spectacular landscapes buried the sacrifices made by previous generations who made the country what it is today. Now, it’s the perfect time to think about our history and contemplate about what happened during the American Civil War.
Historical sites such as Gettysburg National Military Park, Richmond National Battlefield Park, Antietam Battlefield, Vicksburg Battlefield or Shiloh Battlefield are important marks everyone should explore at least once in their lifetime.
As we already mentioned, an RV is ideal during these times of uncertainty. You can also opt for a family tent. If you camp far away from the crowded areas, you’ll enjoy your weekend trip while keeping yourself and your family safe. Plus, time spent in nature is good for your health—this way you’ll kill two birds with one stone 🙂
Depending on what state you’re in, we’ve created a list of the best campsites.
As the name suggests, glamping is a mix between glamorous and camping. So, if you want to connect with nature, but in a modern and luxury way, glamping is the answer. Glamorous camping have become popular in the last decade, as more and more people want to experience outdoor living at its best.
Below you’ll find a list of glamping destinations across the United States that will most definitely make your trip memorable:
Nowadays, privacy translates to safety. Travel blogger Michael Moebes of Dadcation flew to Little Raccoon Key in Georgia and said that “it was the first day in months that we had no plans or obligations; we just explored the island and its beaches, read books and enjoyed one another’s company somewhere besides our house and yard in Atlanta.”
Moebes also added that “it would have been a nice break from normalcy at any time, but it was especially welcomed during a time when ‘normalcy’ has meant deprivation from the activities we typically enjoy as a family.” Also, if you think that renting a private island is way too expensive, check out our list of affordable private islands:
Unlike New York City, small U.S. towns appear to be stuck in time, meaning that COVID-19 is not on everyone’s lips (or plate). So, if you want to take a trip back in time, you should most definitely visit these small cities.
Here’s a list of small towns in America that preserve the memories of the past:
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Sounds like great vacation destinations