KYD 2020 ROUTE, RV TRIP PLANNING & FAV TRAVEL APPS!

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Download your Free #SummerToRemember poster and let’s focus on what we CAN DO this summer! www.keepyourdaydream.com/summer-list And don’t think this is just for families or kids! This is the best way to remind yourself of all the things you’ll *really* do to make this a Summer to Remember!

[@adholub]

Ahhh! Here in Sun City. So close and yet... grabbed some Dutch Bros and thought of ya. Can't wait to see your adventures.

[@xxshevilxx]

28:54 does the iPass/EzPass work in all states?

[@bnelson5111]

NS - my homeland- is the best place on the planet- but i wish you could wait until next summer. This is a horrible time to plan cross border travel because everyone is thinking about recovery in our own country. Folks will still be great- but recovering from a very tough season. Just saying---

[@blakemonroe7803]

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[@Frankwrite]

So many great shots! But my favorite has to be: "You'll arrive at 5:42 AM."

[@brendaloyd907]

I loved that ❤️

[@ATLJonathanH]

Caleb steals the show, he is absolutely hilarious even when you only give him 3 seconds of screen time he makes it count. He was behind you and rubber necked at his watch when you said there was a delay! LOL

[@KeepYourDaydream]

I found a deleted scenes from Whistler, BC when editing this video. I might post it publicly. It's pretty funny.

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

Keep Your Daydream I’m a big fan of Caleb...he’s a sweetheart!

[@moondancervinggonetothedog218]

Agree that was too funny!

[@jstallings2070]

Nova Scotia is beautiful but it is really the people that make it such a special place. Stay strong NS. ❤️

[@zandersmith6960]

Glacier National Park is absolutely beautiful!! I don’t think you will be disappointed coming from someone who lives in Montana. Good Luck and stay safe!

[@jolenecreech7648]

Hi guys! Love your route plans!!! You will love Glacier...avoid weekends (but you know that already). Go to Many Glacier Lodge...sit on the outdoor deck (overlooking the lake and glaciers), while watching grizzlies and wild sheep up on the mountain to your right. TAKE BINOCULARS. Walk the path east of the Lodge, and tell Caleb to be quiet (lol) and you will spot Mama moose and her baby bedded down next to the lake!!!! I am so excited for you!!!! Just teasing about Caleb! I adore 🥰 that young man! By the way, did I spot a dog or cat out the Airstream window, walking next to your cabin???? Love you guys! Have fun. Can’t wait to go with you on the Glacier hikes! Soooo beautiful! Take bear 🐻 spray!

[@normasutherland8476]

Love the "big rocks" way to plan! Wish we'd known to do that last year when in Texas and forgot that our weekend without reservations was Easter weekend! What a scramble to find a place to stay! Ended up 80 miles from where we wanted to be.

[@MrAlbarry51]

My wife and I were talking about everything that has happened during the last several months and we have to say we’re so excited about our 2020 summer to remember. Thank you Marc and Trish for your uplifting and positive outlook. We’re so proud to be a KYD insiders.

[@quartzquilter9351]

What a great place to go! I so hope you can make it to Nova. Can. My Dad took us there when we were little in the 70's. He read Anne Of Green Gables to us. One chapter a night. We traveled in a truck camper. We stopped in a parking lot one night read our second to last chapter and went to bed. Dad put the camper on a ferry while we slept. The curtains were closed and Dad read the last chapter to us then opened the currents, we awoke in front of Anne's house on Prince Edwards Island! What a GREAT trip we had! Hope you find this trip to be just as wonderful!Travel safe!

[@lexylain7774]

your recall of your wonderful memory has brought tears for me. what a lovely story and such a loving dad! I spent all my summers in PEI from the age of 4 -18. Once I finished high school, I moved there for 4 years. It is still magic. I live on the westcoast now, another beautiful part of the country I call home. definetely better winters here though!! ;)

[@quartzquilter9351]

@@lexylain7774 It truly is a magical place! The West coast is so pretty too!

[@4garylee]

Hey Mark.. the I Pass covers all tolls East of the Mississippi with exception of some bridge tolls in the New Jersey area but when we were over in Jersey a few years ago our I Pass worked just fine. We are located in Illinois and pathed thru Niagra to DC to New Jersey Shore to Myrtle Beach and IPass did not fail us! Enjoy that nice little feature!

[@Barry.Ellis.]

We just bought our first RV last year and had an incredible 2019 Season. This year we had planned to go cross-country. NH to California and back, a whole month of travel. Just as we were about to start getting serious about reservations and planning, a pandemic swept in and everything shut down. At this point, no cross-country trip will likely happen. But we're gonna do our best to get out there and make memories with the kids. Sure, it's a bummer, but we'll still do it someday. Gonna do our best to still make it a Summer to remember.

[@bobshaw4063]

Decades ago two different times while on vacation in California I drove the 17 mile drive & loved it . It's such a scenic drive . I love Caleb he's so funny . Your so blessed having him for a sun . I can tell you raised him right .

[@wandering27]

I loved the ending, so fun seeing the kids when they were younger. I hope the trip is able to start soon.

[@kellylott272]

My husband and I look so forward to watching you guys every Sunday. Y'all are such a joy to watch. We can't wait for our shirts to arrive after the campaign is over. Y'all are by far our favorite RV'ers. Enjoy the week and enjoy the time with your kids.

[@joshuashaw6443]

If you do decide to make your way to MAINE make SURE you do during foliage season. Typically October 1-15th but just depends. As fall approaches there’s a foliage predictor you can use. Beautiful here during then and the crisp fall mornings are epic!. I’ve grown up here. Never gets old!

[@danaschultz7832]

At this point we are “armchair” RVers and love watching and hearing about your travels! We are definitely like-minded in our approach to life and get uplifted connecting with ya’ll! After 17 years of homeschooling it’s fun to see how other families approach schooling. How perfect traveling is for the task!! We intend to travel in a RV next year and the info on apps was very helpful. Ya’ll be safe!

[@harrygoodman6724]

It is now 2022, and my wife and I have sold our smaller 25’ TT and bought a bigger GD Reflection 315 RLTS TT and are looking forward to some longer trips including “out west”. This video is VERY helpful, and even explaining all the various apps and how they help. Thank you SO MUCH for blazing the trail for us.

[@rogerbishop1936]

Spent most of the summer, last year in Nova Scotia. You will love it. The different cultures are awesome all around the island and the people are wonderful. Don’t forget PEI. Scenery is beyond unique, especially the tides and what that does to the landscape. Enjoy and take a little extra money for fuel.

[@AshleighEMH]

I am unbelievably pumped you are going to Nova Scotia! There are some amazing things please look up Halls Harbour and Annapolis Valley! So beautiful and amazing wine!

[@chrissulin7202]

Even though the stay at home has been in place. We here in Kansas are able to camp at local lakes. Gets the kids out of our main house to our home away from home. Works perfect!

[@alexbuhler1164]

Thank you for the free poster! Backyard camping sounds like a great idea. Literally, we spent a few hours in our rig in our house’s back yard. For us in Vancouver BC, our route this summer will be Whistler, Mount Robson, Jasper and Banff! Great time to start planning!

[@pamking8137]

Alex Buhler we plan on doing something similar!!

[@bsmith7671]

Fuel prices down, you guys should be able to save a lot this summer. On a side note, I had a couple of days in the hospital the other week and since I couldn't have visitors, I just watched KYD videos for every second that I was awake pretty much. Some of the nursing staff would watch parts of them with me as well and they really enjoyed it. Thank you guys so much for what you do, it really does lift spirits. Just like this end of this video, its going to be cool for your family to be able to look back at these recorded memories and just watch themselves grow up. Kind of like "Jim" said on the last episode of The Office he thanked the crew for allowing him to watch his life change over the years.

[@wwjoestarr]

Mark and Trish, if you go through north Idaho, make sure you stop to see Pend Oreille lake. It is “around” Sandpoint Idaho, but makes lake Coeor d’Alene look small. If you have to stop for food, downtown Sandpoint has MickDuff’s brewing company and has excellent food, mozzarella sticks you cannot miss. Downtown Sandpoint is drivable because it used to be the highway so it’s large roads. We have been going up there every year since 1965!

[@leonascherer1617]

Your apps presentation was very helpful. Don't forget Cape Cod, Boothbay Harbor, two of my old stomping grounds. Born and raised on the east coast now retired in Cornville Az. Don't ever want to see snow again even though it's only 50 minutes to Flagstaff where it snows all winter.

[@annesorenson2337]

We scored really big last week by bicycling UP Snow Canyon and along the Virgin River Parkway in two separate rides at St. George, Utah. The ride down Snow Canyon was really amazing as well. We cheat, we have wonderful e-bikes. This is one of the goals on our “Summer to Remember” list. And we beat the crowds! (Scorpio and Crazy Cat Lady). Thank you for the Apps List and trip planning; and fun pictures,

[@willowhouben3542]

An excellent video for information and inspiration. You two wonderful people have really got it going on. I hope your children get it what a wonderful Life watching Carson and Caleb grow has been a an adorable treat. I have followed you from the beginning and now at the age of 73 I am going to buy an RV. Mostly I will mainly live in for three months a year affording me a place to live near family. All of my inspiration has come you both. I cannot thank enough.

[@tcoker6616]

Have you ever had the pleasure of visiting Kiabab Plateau HP on the north rim of the Grand Canyon? Had that pleasure in 1967. It was beautiful then (I was 10 years old at that time). It was the last trip that my family was able to take before my father died in 68. Lots of memories. 1965 Ford pickup and a Popup camper. Mom, Dad 3 kids and my Grandmother. Three weeks from Burnet TX to Utah and back.

[@valerietiffany3420]

Im about to head out on my maiden voyage in my new to me RV day after Christmas. So, I just rewatched this video since I printed out one of your STR lists … … anyway, when you guys mention going to Nova Scotia … I’m like that was years ago … wow! time goes fast !! FYI, I did follow your advice years ago and I started with what I had and car camped right up until now. Very excited!!

[@sydney4911]

The year I decided to go northeast, my plain was to go to NS and only explore the south part of the Provence. While taking the ferry boat from Bar Harbor over to Yarmouth I ran into another guy doing the same basic trip that I was, only he was headed up around the Cape Breton Highlands - which I hadn't even considered putting on my radar. So I changed my plans and followed him. I'm so glad that I did. On our way back down through NS, we went to the Alexander Graham Bell Museum in Bras Do'r. It was there that we parted ways because he needed to head back south towards his home in NJ. I on the other hand made the decision that very day to head back north and wound up taking the ferry boat over to NF. I was only planning on going for a day and wound up spending a week up in NF, making all the way to the northern tip. On the way back south I saw a sign for the ferry to Labrador and yep, I took it and then drove north to the very end of the road. I then started my journey back south with another ferry boat trip over to PEI and the a final ferry boat ride to NB. This was all before the bridge was completed. All in all, my camping trip that summer lasted 1 day short of 7 weeks of sleeping on the ground in a small pop up tent. One of the very best trips I took, and definitely the longest time wise. One thing I learned on this trip that I applied to my future summer camping trips was to build in 'vacation' days. Those are just days where I don't do anything. I relax, I read a book, I look at the map, I just veg and give my mind and body a break.

[@wanderfully4724]

Omgggggg you are coming to NOVA SCOTIA!!!! we need to become insiders so we know when you are here!!! We HAVE to meet you!!!!!! Ahhhhhh!!!!! So excited!!

[@jeaninegunn4118]

I am thinking the same!!!!

[@brendasweetapple7444]

I hope you all get to meet up. NS Strong

[@amyhenderson812]

Plus the insiders are a super cool group! We have a ton of fun. Hope you join us! When you get in the Facebook group say Hi!

[@richlondon4661]

Thanks for the pointers. Another app is the Pilot/Flying J app. For those of us with gas tow vehicles you can search for stations that are RV Friendly. That means that they have gas available in the truck lanes. FYI, you can use the EFS fuel card for diesel or gas in the truck lane.

[@5194553739]

Hi I am Canadian watching your channel for ever. Just to let you know our border to regular people is closed. They are talking not to open it til May 11th and another word was May 23rd. Also be very careful. Quebec is the hardest hit province with the coronavirus. Ann Murry the singer was born and raised there.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

We have lots to see before we hit the border! Should be okay. If not, we'll adjust.

[@QLFProductions]

I'm a super planner and my wife is lets just go! Together we balance each other out. I like your big rock analogy.

[@StressLessCamping]

Ooooo - would be fun as heck to put that poster on the inside of the RV door so, when it's open, you can share your ideas/journeys with others at the campfire...when we can travel again. Another terrific video. Thanks!

[@Sasha-vs6sd]

I’m so thankful I invested in my teeny tiny lil’ rig last summer so that we can adventure this summer without as much worry as flying or hotels or close quarters in general. I ordered my shirt and can’t wait for it. Thanks!

[@aimeeolwin7617]

Ordered my S2R tank! This will definitely be a summer to remember. I was wearing my 2018 shirt when we lost a tank strap on gas tank in Mass. Took a pic in that shirt while my husband was under the truck. An absolute moment to remember. COVID has already made this one to remember. Driveway camping already in effect.

[@craigrigney5206]

Such a great point about checking out your back yard! We have been geocaching with our kids within 15 minutes of our house and found some great spots and hiking trails! The best part is as we are searching (through the woods especially), my kids say, "dad, this reminds me of camping". Craig Rigney - Fairport NY

[@RadicalPersonalFinance]

Hey Marc, make sure to check Gas Buddy for diesel prices too while you’re traveling. You can change the settings and display current diesel prices just the same as unleaded. I find that you can save huge amounts of money on diesel by avoiding truck stops in favor of local stations. Savings of $0.30 to $0.40 per gallon is common. Truck stops generally seem to have the most expensive diesel fuel on the road. They’re useful for easy access, but you pay for that easy-in and easy-out experience!

[@MelissaMalzahn]

Yes, this year everyone's life changed. I'm getting ready to move from Arizona City AZ to Lakeside area maybe, I haven't found exactly where yet. I'm from Michigan where I was surrounded by trees and water, so I've decided to escape the 105 degrees. I'm between Phoenix and Tucson, I'm so done living in the Valley, lol. Have you been to Michigan? So many fabulous places to go to. Lumberjack Festival is so awesome. Enjoy your travels stay safe.

[@robinmills5827]

A top video as usual. It's all those personal touches. When NZ eventually opens for tourists again the app Campable , that lists private homes that welcome camper vans, is now posting Wildernessts, freedom camp sites recommended by Wilderness customers and often known only to the locals. Even better than an app in small towns that seem to have limited or no campsites at all - talk to the local storekeepers. They know where freedom camping is acceptable. Those shirts look great.

[@garryhammond3117]

Nova Scotia is beautiful. Places to check out are Halifax, Louisbourg, The Cabot Trail (big rock).

[@migagn]

I would love to see you guys when you come through Maine. Don't forget, the ferry is back open between Bar Harbor Maine and Yarmouth NS. Just an option.

[@bailann]

Absence makes the heart grow fonder... ESPECIALLY when you decide take a couple years off from RV travels (off the road about 6 months now)! We are excited to explore in the Wilmington, NC area this summer!

[@danmcwhertor5922]

On your way to Nova Scotia, check out Reversing Falls in Saint John, NB. We ate at 14 1/2 Cafe & Bar and stayed at Rockwood Park Campground. Don't miss Hopewell Rocks. We took Rt 114 through Fundy National Park and stayed at Ponderosa Pines Campground on Fundy Bay. Hurricane Dorian arrived on our 3rd day so we bugged out, back to Maine, US. Cape Enrage was on our list for that day and then we were headed for Cape Breton Island, NS. We will need to revisit this area. Enjoy!

[@garyhanson4133]

I loved this video. I'm not sure why other than great advice, great reminiscing video shots, apps ideas, or that you are headed up to Glacier, and then to Nova Scotia. I've never been up there, but watched a YT couple fly their helicopter up there. It was so beautiful. This should be a great summer.

[@alec4672]

My mom used to be a travel agent (in the 90s the internet kinda killed that job lol) and she used to tell clients "if you had a good time you didn't miss a thing." As sales pitch as that sounds it's 100% true

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

We fell in love with Nova Scotia when we drove there from Calgary in 2016. We, er, I planned our trip similar to your way & with a number of themes: artisan cheese shops (a couple of great ones on the west side of N.S. & a fabulous one on Isle d’Orleans) & visiting quilt shops for free quilt patterns (“Row by Row Experience”) then added Pokémon Go when it started (so us plus his & hers themes). Then our version of the Mormon Trail through the states back home. It was epic even with all the “adventures” -read following our car’s inboard GPS(TomTom) bringing us on weird routes. Yes, keep room to be flexible! We ended up spending a week in N.S., went out to Cape Breton Island then ended up staying in Lunenberg with new friends for a few days so I could see the Bluenose II. So much to see! I do hope you get to do your journey this year. Ours are changing too...from camping in Wisconsin to maybe someplace in southern Alberta (I’m thinking Milk River PP).

[@shawnpatterson8132]

Really hoping the borders will open up and that you get to make your trip up here to Atlantic Canada this summer. We live in New Brunswick which you will be passing through on your way from Quebec City to NS. Two superb National Parks here in NB, Kouchibouguac and Fundy....highest tides in the world on the shores of the Bay of Fundy. Safe travels...

[@pipedexplumbing]

Mark I am in MA, funny that you are exited about EZ Pass. Our state is known as a Taxachussetts, just avoid GW Bridge in NYC, it will cost you a Benjamin and some change to cross it with a RV.

[@DownTheRoadWeGo]

We were all set to go to Alaska at the end of May. That's not happening, but we now have more time to get the truck camper really fixed up and ready to go next year. We are really spending this extra time to improve our RV site for fellow RV'ers to stop by (hint, hint). Making it bigger and more amenities, Actually having fn fixing the place up and working on both the motorhome and the truck camper.

[@KeepYourDaydream]

Yes, Alaska trips pretty much got canceled. That's a bummer. Next year. New plan.

[@chilidog73]

You guys are brilliant. Definitely marketing backgrounds. You get the whole idea that success is about community. Apple marketing 101.

[@jimblack5596]

You will love Nova Scotia. Don’t miss Cape Breton National Park. I hope it all goes well. Also please come to Pennsylvania and have a meet up!

[@julieroberts3043]

You should have have heard my Husband when you said you were coming to Nova Scotia! We've followed you all along and now have our own GD Imagine. Our plan is to FT through the US but we live in NS now and are so excited that you are coming to see our beautiful province. I hope Covid doesn't mess up your plans. We'll be watching for your airstream! Love your channel. ❤️

[@852texasrescue]

Love the way you two look at each other.

[@williamhoward44]

If you’re entering NB through Calais on Route 1, we highly recommend that you take a side trip to Grand Manan Island via the ferry out of Blacks Harbor. You take the entire rig on the ferry, which is a fun cruise, then go to the nearby campground. Awesome exploring and views of Fundy, in a pretty remote but civilized location. The tides there are trumped (oops, not to get political) by Homer, AK, but very cool nonetheless. Being easterners, we saw Fundy first then Homer..... After Grand Manan, you’ll also enjoy the reversing falls in Saint John. We hope Canada lets you in by the time you get there. We scuttled our trip from FL to Homer, and are considering the UP in Michigan. Thanks for all your good info!

[@madusan1]

Nova Scotia! Great then I know you must have 'The Cabot Trail' on the agenda when you get there!

[@richardshetler6823]

Ambitious route. We're from New Hampshire and sticking it out during the COVID problem in Arizona. I'm a little disappointed you are missing New Hampshire & Vermont on this trip. Definitely beautiful States with some wonderful things to do and see. Shouldn't be missed or passed over. Sharon

[@naomileitner4818]

We live in Nova Scotia. Great destination choice! We drove from BC last summer. HIGHLY recommend staying in Bar Harbor. Best seafood of my life. There are some amazing place to stay. Cape split is a very famous hike. You can stay at Blomidon park which is super beautiful and close to the hike. Obviously the cabot trail as well with tons of hikes. We loved going through cheticamp and then around to baddeck. As you drive the coast you are high up coming down and the view is one of the best I have ever seen. Good luck!

[@familyschwindt3751]

My family had planned a Canadian East Coast trip this summer too. We were really sad to have to cancel it. There’s always next summer. Fingers crossed. Thank you for the summer to remember blank poster. I’m sure we can fill it with things to do closer to home.

[@franklinfoster8184]

I love the upbeat and positive energy that both of you give off.. not to mention the dad jokes lol!

[@franklinfoster8184]

if I walk in front of you will I end up in the picture lol!!

[@lindamcconnell665]

Anxious to look into some of the app suggestions from this video! You will love Glacier. We are hoping to be there this summer for our third visit. Put the Highline Trail on your list for Glacier-it is amazing! You can do the full 11 miles or just go a couple miles in from Logan Pass Visitor Center and then backtrack. The views are amazing! Hope you truly have another Summer to Remember!

[@opaandomascampingadventures]

Cool video. We finally made it back to Pa. Reflection lost axle bearing. 70 miles from home. First incident. Last weeks episode findings. Trailer charging fuse was blown. Replaced.

[@foretraveler2852]

How exciting! We did a very similar trip where our first big rock s were in order Boston, Bar Harbor, Maine, Nova Scotia,Saguenay, and La Baie, and Quebec City fall 2019. It was amazing! You must make it up to La Baie (north of QC just a bit ) and see their community theatrical production! Truly worthwhile! We left part of our hearts in QC! You will love it! NS is unbelievable too! Just don’t forget La Baie! 😉 You won’t regret the theatre even though it’s not typically something y’all talk about! Be ready to eat in QC, lots of great walking there, la chateaux Frontenac, the armory, carriage ride....all fabulous! QC is the most European City in North America in my humble opinion. Y’all enjoy, prayers it goes off without a hitch. Have my third set of KYD STR ordered. If you pass through Fort Worth going to see your dad, let us know, we’d love to treat you to a great dinner!

[@mikekeeler7060]

🇨🇦 your summer destination is perfect. Must catch the tidal bores in theBay of Fundy. 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@allens7476]

The diesel savings card is great. Except you have to use the truck pumps, not the auto diesel island. The truck pumps have a very large nozzle, and may not fit in your tank. They also pump fast, so keep an eye for splash back. I'm a big fan of GasBuddy, because I like knowing where I can find gas. Also Allstays. I usually pull over and call about 4 pm. to find a spot. The old me just showed up, but campgrounds fill up fast anymore, and I got tired of arriving at 10 pm.

[@jdeboer8678]

Hey Mark and Trisch! Longtime followers of KYD (we're still tenting it :P ) and both of us wait for Monday evenings after work to watch. Just wanted to let you know.. provided the restrictions to travel get lifted in time for your arrival in Nova Scotia.. you absolutely must visit the Fortress of Louisburgh in Louisburgh N.S! Founded in 1713 and has been about 25% reconstructed to the original plans, lots of history and re-enactments with period costumes etc. (Take a turnip with you, there's an old lady there who will trade with you! ) Keep up the great episodes.. John and Sandra Kitchener, Ontario Canada

[@richardmain8059]

Thank you for another informative episode showing us it’s possible to be adventurous even in these trying times. If your traveling through the Ottawa Canada area on your way to the Quebec City Region, One of your pebbles might be White Water Rafting (Owl Rafting) along the Ottawa River or Seeing the Changing of the Guard on Parliament Hill during the Summer Months and Trish will be able to pickup and enjoy Cheese Curds available from the Balderson Cheese Outlet or from other outlets throughout the Ottawa Area. Be Well, Be Safe and Happy Trails.

[@rolandsalazar9562]

My wife and I really enjoy the wonderful relationship you & Trish share. You have a lovely family. Thanks for sharing your lives and being genuine. God bless you all on your travels and we hope to meet you someday on the road. 🙏🏼❤️😎

[@scott810]

I love watching your videos because you are always interested in what the other one is saying....you look at them intently. A lot of youtubers work the camera....you guys like to listen to what the other has to say. I guess it's called...genuine. Thank you.

[@CampLibertyRV]

Love the app section at the end. Super helpful! We have recently signed up for harvest host and are looking forward to using this on our next trip. We are also looking into adding a few RV spots on our ranch in southern Oregon and registering them with Harvest Hosts. Great content. Thanks!

[@ohheychris]

All these great B roll shots... Living in Illinois there's some definite envy. That being said. If y'all make your way here. Starved Rock State Park. Several beautiful limestone canyons and waterfalls. Also, Bianchi's Pizza in Ottawa (9ish miles away). I've traveled everywhere from Montreal, NYC, to LA. THE best pizza you'll ever have. As long as you order 2 sides of house hot sauce.

[@janeforever]

Y'all - took me right back home to TX, Austin/Round Rock as a matter of fact (Hook Em Horns). You will love Glacier-be sure to trip over to Waterton, the Canadian part of Glacier. We tent camped with our kids in early August & nearly froze to death.🥶

[@carolkelley5526]

We have had our RV for 13 years now (2007 Dutchmen T@B Clamshell), and we have been weekend warrior campers and single destination vacation campers so far. We are now planning a 3 week cross country for next March across the Southwest - Alabama - California and back. I know you said you don't reserve every night, but for some reason, I feel compelled to do so. 3 nights of our trip is a rally, so that is a foregone conclusion, but for some reason, I feel compelled to have every night reserved (and paid for in advance), I've been obsessively route planning, and searching for grocery stops every other night as our rig is tiny, so can't carry too much fresh food. The plan is to limit our travel days to around 300 miles or less, and limiting ourselves to "Roadside America" quick stops on travel days. We have several two night stops for more extensive bucket list stuff such as Grand Canyon, "the Dam Tour", Zion, Graceland. So also, in your "save money" video, you said planning was also key to saving money. I think this will work for us. Also, because I've been stalking Google Maps quite a bit, I found one of our segments routed us through a VERY windy road. Glad I caught that. Now I know to go a bit further, and stay on the interstate.

[@billkimball4881]

Glad to hear you are coming back to the NorthEast. My family and I have been to Quebec City more than I can remember,. Summer is a great time, but the winter carnival is even better. If you get a chance to see a light show and fireworks at Montmorency Falls. Also, we have been to Nova Scotia. The Bay of Fundy national park in New Brunswick and the Cabot Trails are a must. Look out for those red chairs for the best views in Canada.

[@BenNstyle]

Nova Scotia via Land Yacht (F250) will be amazing! You know you're making the Griswold's jealous! 😂

[@jolenecreech7648]

Hi guys! Couldn’t wait to hear about your upcoming plans! So excited for you! There is a beautiful KOA in West Glacier, not far from the Park entrance. Check out Many Glacier on the east side. Sit on the deck overlooking the lake and glaciers while keeping your eyes on the mountain to your right ...take binoculars and watch the grizzlies and mountain goats on the hillside. Watch for mama and baby moose bedded down on the trail to the East, along the lake.

[@cj2467]

Excellent video! On Gas Buddy you can select diesel and it will pull up fuel prices for gas stations that carry diesel fuel. These can be less expensive many times versus the truck stops even with discount cards. If you have a smaller rig these can be a great option versus the big truck stops.

[@eklaiss]

NOVA SCOTIA! Spent 2 weeks up there for our honeymoon. You will love it up there. If you're near Halifax, make sure you check out Peggy's Cove. If you get up to Cape Breton Island, drive Cabot Trail, it's unforgettable scenery. And if you're up by Ingonish, check out Mary Ann Falls, you can walk to the falls and swim in the eddies....and make sure you do a whale watching boat ride on a Zodiac. Enjoy!!!

[@chuckburleson4051]

Be sure to drive the Cape Breton loop when you get to Nova Scotia. Easy one day ride in the truck. I wouldn't recommend pulling the trailer.

[@kellylove1535]

Since you will be travelling through New Brunswick to get to Nova Scotia you should consider stopping in Hartland to see the longest covered bridge in the world. Also I think you guys would really enjoy Fundy National Park which has tons of walking trails and the Hopewell rocks. Really looking forward to you guys seeing my part of the world. Just make sure to keep on top of the current situation as our borders in Canada are closed from the US and between the provinces.

[@jillavery4942]

Thanks for all the tips! We spent 2 weeks in Canada last summer and a chunk of that was in Nova Scotia. We loved exploring Canada's provincial and National parks... they have some gorgeous ones!!! Graves Island was a wonderful campground!!! I totally agree with having your own trip, so enjoy whatever you do. However, here's my couple 2 cents.... check out the adorable seaside towns in Nova Scotia (Lunenburg, Mahone Bay...) and if you make it over to PEI please, please stop at the hand pie store and grab a snack... they have savory and sweet and they were amazing!!! Safe travels!!

[@TheCampingEdge]

So excited to be involved in your Summer to Remember this year! Your advice is always spectacular. Your videos have been such an inspiration in getting me started in my own KZbin journey and to work my way into becoming full-time in the future!

[@troop1026]

We are doing weekend trips all over Montana and boondocking. Our backyard is awesome. We already started this year BLM camping this past weekend.

[@scottwilliams5044]

If you can, check out Alexandria Bay in upper NY. It is known as the Thousand Islands, its a very small town but absolutely breath taking

[@wmitchell9036]

On your way to or from Nova Scotia a great place to stay in Maine is the Pumpkin Patch in Hermon, ME 15 minutes off I95... and then again there is Bar Harbor.

[@CarlDigre]

If you go through Minnesota, I recommend spending a few days at Itasca State Park, the source of the Mississippi River. I believe you have crossed the Mississippi River many times and I think it would only be right to go to the source of it. Itasca is an awesome park, it has two campgrounds, bike trails, hiking trails, and beautiful lakes!

[@TexasRoadrunners]

Small world, from Texas we are heading up to Michigan then over to NH, Maine, and then crossing over to New Brunswick.

[@j240z]

Enjoy your trip! I messaged you when we were in Moab, but you were in AZ. I planned this trip for 6 months, but unfortunately my mom passed away Christmas Eve while we were out.We would love to camp with y'all. Hanging out with good people is what it's all about. Take care

[@wieblewobble]

I don't usually comment on physical stuff, and maybe it's just a lighting thing, but when you were recording inside the RV especially Mark, your left eye specifically has a really white glimmer/shine to it, might be worth an eye exam. Aside from that, Nova Scotia, how exciting! I know you're really going to love it.

[@badgerpa9]

Hope you guys have a great time, look for the campground the Vikings stayed at.

[@joed8694]

I Pass - or EZ pass requires a blue tag which adds in the additional axles for the trailer. But keep the white for non towing situations like when you explore the area. One special note, bring bags of money for all the tolls in the northeast.

[@richmanwisco]

That is no longer true, at least in Illinois. Their technology can now detect how many axles you have. No additional transponders required.

[@hawthorntraining]

Marc and Trish; if you are going to Glacier and get a chance to hop the border and take a day trip to Waterton, it is totally worth it. If you do get a chance to do that, Red Rock Canyon is amazing! Enjoy your trip back through Canada! Sorry I missed your meet up when you came to Vancouver Island.

[@marklen58]

It's nice to see your doing the Northeast this yr and including Michigan! I lived in CT for 20yrs and finely moved back to Michigan! Also love Carson's Michigan State hoodie lol

[@genesiesky3756]

If you are going to Quebec City, there is a large free campground along the St Lawrence Seaway near the Cathedral of St Anne Depris. It is a place for pilgrims to park while they visit the Cathedral, at least it use to be there. You can walk to it from there. Don't miss the old city of Quebec. Very European like. Also, drive the John Cabot trail in Nova Scotia, but drive it in a clockwise direction for the best views along the coastline. Beef up on your French because road signs are in French. You will need health certificates for the dog and proof a rabies inoculation. You can take the ferry out of Digby and cross the Bay of Fundy to get back to the US. It is an exciting tour and I look forward to your trip.

[@Blues2cool]

My wife and I fulltime so we park it part of the year. During that time its doctors visits for us and the Tiffin everything in our world gets inspected. We also write a book about our travels and plan ahead for our next trip. With the country in lock down it has killed the trip for this year our big rocks are under 10 lbs of dangerous moss. Over 65 with health issue is a large portion of the RV community. Staying until the curve is flattened is more important than going on our normal six month trip. We have hitch itch so bad it's not funny. Stay safe my friends. Mike

[@rusticalaskans6814]

We can't wait for your new season. We hoped to be on the road this fall but I was ill this past winter. So we have to wait another year. We'll be living vicariously through you. Lol. If you know anyone who wants to own property in rural Alaska let us know. Loving your channel.

[@matthewhuck5437]

You are gonna love Nova Scotia! We went there in 2019, along with PEI and Quebec City! You must check out the tidal bore in NS. Cape Breton is also amazing. Then checkout Acadia National Park on your way back stateside. We saw awesome fall colors there.

[@trentsdiyadventures]

When in Kalispell, MT make sure to stop by The Tailing Loop Winery. Say hi to Meredith the owner, pick up some great wines for the rest of your trip.

[@testersbc1]

loved your Gollum voice for "must see green lights"

[@JoeR203]

Just FYI: There's a restaurant right next door to my condo complex that's been shut down. Easy parking for a truck and Airstream. :-)

[@KeepYourDaydream]

That's where you'll find me yelling JOE! JOE!!!

[@JoeR203]

@@KeepYourDaydream I'll believe it when I hear it.

[@raroaming3770]

Things to do We pick a spot where we can have several day trips. Then after we arrive we find a local eatery preferably breakfast and ask the waitress if I have only one thing to do in this area what would you recommend. We have meany gems in the rough.