We Stayed at Arkansas’ HIGHEST RATED RV Camp Site! + Exploring Eureka Springs 😍 | RV Life USA

We found the highest rated RV park in all of Arkansas and the views completely blew us away! We're so excited excited to be back exploring Eureka Springs and crossing state #2 off our Camper Van road trip list! Come take in the amazing sites, explore the city and eat some delicious food with us 😍
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We're Eric & Allison and we're on a journey to find the most interesting places and unique foods this planet has to offer! We've traded in our steady paychecks and permanent home for a life of travel and adventure. Come along and see the world with us!

[@meridadiane]

Get both. Magnets have so many uses, but post cards at the end of the trip could be used to decoupage a table top 😁

[@billjones5024]

I was gonna say get the magnet and shot glass lol. A shot glass you could always use

[@wilderjess]

I forgot to compliment the rad scratch map they have procured ~~ I always thought to do a map but I also love scratching things so this is GOLD 💖

[@Skittl1321]

@@billjones5024 50 is a lot of shot glasses....

[@mickstrick_91]

I guess you could could make a funky epoxy table with magnets set into it too which could be pretty cool 🤔

[@elisaschaffer2423]

many years ago we went on an epic road trip and sent a postcard from every sightseeing location to my dad. He kept them. After he passed away we found the postcards and looked over them with our kids-now in their 30s. fun to remember the trip from their point of view as kids with those notes we sent my dad. I would suggest the post cards and write your favorite memory from that day. In our digital day it is a quick tactile way to remember the best parts of a long trip.

[@clarkleakins879]

Magnets will eventually weigh you down. Post cards, if you write a brief note about your experience at the location AND put them in a dedicated box. I suggest stickers to place somewhere on the vehicle. Inside a cabinet door, outer access door. Alternative, piece of heavy clear film, cut to the interior size of a window. Place stickers on the film. Easy to display, take down when you want, keep if/when you have a new adventure vehicle.

[@LiamTheoCreative]

One of my favorite things about full timing, when Sunday hits, the majority of the campground empties out and remains that way until Thursday or Friday. The weekends are usually pretty packed and hectic but we generally use the weekends to travel to our next spots.

[@Sepia3000]

Hiking trails are the same way. Thanks for sharing that info!

[@neresq]

Many years ago (circa late 80's), we began with collecting shot glasses, but soon learned that they need a lot of shelf/closet space to display/store. So, about 8 years ago, we switched to magnets and are so glad we did. Much easier and safer to pack while still traveling and easier to display once home -- I created framed magnet boards for them: one for US and Caribbean and another for the rest of the world.

[@annek1226]

It’s called live and learn!

[@jt.s.7418]

I agree 👍 💯

[@damnimloomin]

Florida has really cool trolleys on the gulf coast with a inside air conditioned section and an outside area in the back they’re very cool!

[@kenbaker4528]

Guys face it, you have achieved celebrity status! Enjoying your adventures. Stay safe.

[@brigand13]

Another possibility for a collection are enamel pins. You can get a sheet of thick corkboard and stick them into it for display. Might work better even than magnets if you don't have a lot of ferrous metal surfaces to put them on.

[@thetessellater9163]

In the UK, those magnets are called 'Fridge Magnets' because they stick to the metal door face of the fridge, though any ferrous surface would do. I'd go with the magnets anyway.

[@shanemwood]

We love being underrated 😁. Arkansas is amazing. I know several spots here that would blow your mind with natural beauty.

[@stuckinmopro8533]

You could have stopped at the Downstream Resort at exit #1 on Missouri highways. On the resort grounds is a point where Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri come together. You could have knocked out 3 states at one time, lol!

[@mattcramer9187]

Love seeing ppl recognize you! Can't wait to see Ruby and Clementine in MO!

[@Wheezywatches]

You can bind the postcards into a book and write on the back where you’ve been. You can add a magnet panel somewhere to put the magnets but it does take up a lot of visual space. Personally, I’ve been doing postcards and stickers for when I go to national parks. Much lighter and less waste!

[@sarahrank7713]

I voted magnets, but I like this idea!

[@karifobar5687]

I think you should collect postcards. Then you can right on the back your favorite memory and put them in an album. I collect Christmas ornaments from wherever we go.

[@sarah-phillips]

I get ornaments at special places, too! But…I’ve been told I “have a problem” with Christmas decorations so I choose to lean into it.

[@jameshaddan8538]

Glad it’s cooling down for you. Must admit, had just a tiny bit anxiety wondering if one of might lean back in the chair on the roof, have it flip backwards, and off you tumble to the ground! Oh, we had a hot week in San Diego…up to 80F a couple of days…back to a more appropriate 72F today.

[@trailingarm63]

Is that roof rated for load-bearing? I'd be worried about stressing it out and springing little leaks in the fall. Great film anyhow, you're certainly selling the RV lifestyle. I'm very impressed with how the rig is handling those mountain roads and Eureka looks like a lovely town to visit. The cocktail menu needs a bit of work!

[@sheilaathay2034]

It will leak now. It only takes once. You have to lay down plywood or something to protect it while fixing something. Dang😳😣

[@Hansen710]

no matter what drinking on a roof without a railing, is dangerous. i have seen it go wrong for a pregnant woman that was not drunk, she dident know on leg from the chair was over the side when she sat down. if it can´t stand the weight, then it will probetly start to leek in the top, if you dont fall through the roof

[@sunnycharacter]

Eureka Springs is epic! Such a fun quirky town. It’s a MUST SEE! Definitely do tour the famous historic Crescent Hotel, supposedly haunted and was featured on one of those ghost hunting Tv shows.

[@jh48167]

Great to see Clementine performing A-okay for you. I also appreciate that you leave in the little snafus and keep it real. :) For thrifty souvenirs: you can select a pebble from each State and write on the State name and the date you arrived, and keep them in a jar. One thought: Any way to add a pop-up railing to your rooftop for safety?

[@anidiotsguide757]

Eureka Springs looks absolutelly stunning! I would love to go there.

[@shanemwood]

I proposed to my lovely wife in Eureka Springs 21 years ago. We're both born and raised in Arkansas and that town is one of our favorites.

[@ALi-bn6bf]

Postcards are great and they store compactly if you keep them many years. They are also easy to scan if you need to part with them later. Limit magnets to 5 or 10 special ones that might fit on your fridge or somewhere else vertical. Limit shot glasses to two very special ones. They take up more space! Great video!

[@KrisswUK1]

I would be a little concerned with the feet of the chairs pressing on the roof of the RV. All the weight is collected on just 4 points.

[@TheBeardedVagabond]

My vote is for magnets. Also if you replace/glue a stronger earth magnet to it you won't have to worry about them falling.

[@cindyfleer2248]

Love that your having a ‘sundowner’ cocktail enjoying the end of a beautiful day .🍹

[@lb3659]

We collect Christmas tree ornaments when we travel. Sometimes we repurpose items we think are lovely that aren’t meant to be ornaments. Every Christmas we get to relive our trips

[@brokebutstillshopping8871]

Every time I go somewhere new I get a picture frame and put my favorite picture from the trip in it! To save room though for you guys I vote magnet!

[@jamierhodes6141]

Love Eureka Springs!! My husband and I got married there in 2017. We stayed for a week and by the time we left, people were calling us out by name.

[@Bumblebeemagnify]

For souvenirs you should get something different in each state, especially if it is iconic to the state or weird! That way you don’t collect too many of one thing!

[@multicyclist]

Really nice to see a couple enjoying themselves! After seeing this it made me feel like visiting Eureka Springs again.

[@rickm5271]

Oh man, I always hate it when I reach the end of your videos. Thanks again for sharing them, you two are just wonderful!

[@cindyfleer2248]

I collect a small ornament from each place I travel. I put them on a special tree I call my ‘travel tree’ ! 🎄

[@kevinfleming9919]

If you want a more comfortable rooftop without the weight of a wooden, or synthetic wood, deck you can do it 2 ways. 1: They make a stick on padding you can adhear straight to the roof (watch/get hold of Kara and Nate for what they stuck down to their roof deck to make it more comfortable to sit on), or 2: get a sheet of Alucobond (5mm aluminum composite sheeting, or called panel cladding) and screw it down to the roof to strengthen it and spread out your weight across a wider area. You can then put the stick on padding on top of it for a bit of cushion, or get a sheet of the composite panels with a woodgrain print (or whatever pattern/look you like) to make it kinda look like a wood surface. The Alucobond is 2 thin sheets of aluminum with a synthetic material sandwiched between them for strength and lightness and is used for large buildings siding and signage/billboards. The Alucobond only weighs about 7 pounds per square meter so it won't be heavy like a wooden deck!

[@PeterKNoone]

Definitely both. Post-card and magnet from every state would be an epic collection.

[@rachelkelly-douglas1670]

Whoo hoo!! Safe travels!!

[@JamesonDizzle]

I am a magnet person! I always buy one in every city and country! Maybe buy a piece of funky metal and install it inside the rv. You don’t need to display all of them all the time. Maybe like top 15 and rotate them out. In the future if you ever get a forever home you can make a nice display of them all!

[@maxwelledisonsmum]

Thank you for giving my state a positive review. You’re welcome back anytime.

[@KindCreature1]

You two are America's most favorite couple!! Mike in Oregon

[@lc_budgets]

I collect pins for each state I go to - love it. Small, compact, and fun to display on a backpack, corkboard, etc.

[@PrideOfTorbay]

In Europe, our road signs are usually convoluted pictures and diagrams that, by the time you've figured them out, it might be too late. At 1:42 it just tells it like it is!!!

[@darlenewillbrandt1628]

Get both start a scrap book with postcards and flyers. Magnet are useful and small. Shot glasses to easy to break and take up room. Thanks for sharing your day with me. You made my day 💕. You shouldn't be surprised when somone gives a friendly shout out your fans love you. Blessings and safe travels.

[@jasmynepaves1916]

I loved this too much! "...Some chunks of ice...or cubes if you have em." *bloop* Goes the chunk of ice. Lol. Too cute!

[@zachoryjohnson4984]

Magnets on a board inside ole Clementine could be pretty darn cool. You guys are such celebrities there, and as a longtime follower I think that’s so fun to see!

[@njrcdan]

My wife and I collect Christmas ornaments from everywhere we visit. We have an entire 8’ tree dedicated to our travels🎄

[@katiehobbs9757]

You should collect postcards. For sake of space & weight I think postcards would be really neat & cute. You could put them all in a scrapbook or photo album at the end for safekeeping and space saving

[@Emily-dw2ig]

We do both! Each states Magnets on our camper oven hood, and then hang our postcards on strings in the camper for decor! Lightweight and you could scrapbook them later!

[@rachellewidmann3621]

Maybe you decided to do post card table top. You could make a little table that folds for when you need an outside table, when you’re somewhere that doesn’t already have one… or your board game table with more people around. Remember the wine label table idea you liked? Like that! Also, Allison, your sunset cocktail looked pretty and sounds tasty, too!

[@dbwatx931]

You can make a book out of all the post cards and write your memories of the location on the back. Then bind them and use it as a memoir.

[@finnishmaureen]

We collect postcards from our travels and write what we did in each place on the back! We keep them in one of the old style magic sticky page photo albums and add in photos from the trips too!

[@ashleyflorer5277]

Pressed pennies! A very small souvenir and half the fun is finding the pressing machines 😄

[@edensfamilyadventures2714]

PS- postcards with memories written on the back a good reminders of the fun you had. Personally, I would scrap the roof idea tho, Its super dangerous with lawn furniture and roofs are hard enough to keep from leaking without getting up on them. Jes sayin'.........🤪

[@michelleduprey6661]

Get magnets for display AND postcards for a scrapbook. On the backside of each postcard make some bullet points for where you stayed, what you saw, where you ate, favorite memories and any other interesting facts. You can then easily flip through your custom 50-state postcard memory book years "down the road". What a keepsake! - Michelle from Massachusetts P.S. When you visit this state you should see coastal towns south of Boston such as Hingham, Cohassett, Scituate, Marshfield and Duxbury to see the old sea captain mansions and quaint New England homes and of course you shouldn't miss the Plymouth waterfront. If you are here in the fall, also check out Route 2 for the foliage.

[@pinkplateful1957]

I just got back from Eureka Springs. It is such an amazing town with very friendly people. I want to go back when I get my RV. I loved New Dehli Cafe, SPring Cafe and the Basin Hotel. So fun. The Thorncrown Chapel is truly a spiritual experience.

[@FireflyNanny]

You could totally mix your souvenirs up, get a few shot glasses, get a few magnets, get several postcards.. that way you kind of have a mix and you get to remind yourself of places you've traveled when you take a shot or look at the postcards or magnets

[@debstockdale3270]

Magnet for sure. You could picture frame a metal sheet and put them all on it and when you settle down and stop traveling, you can look back and have fond memories of all the states you traveled to.

[@mikemanjo2458]

We do magnets and put them on the frig. You could put the postcards in an album. What a compliment that you find Adventurers everywhere you go!❤️

[@ianwild66]

Another brilliant video guys. Can't wait for the next one.

[@krissalee1]

I’m a magnet person! We’ve made a little magnetic wall above our kitchen counter to keep them all in one place/organized, but out in the open to look at and reminisce on. Post cards are nice and light, but take up more space (to keep on display for example), don’t last as long, because… paper lol, and just don’t look/feel as cool

[@bobknull7502]

Just started watching your channel. You have very upbeat and welcoming personalities. Good work on the video as well. Having owned many RVs i would suggest at the very least that you glue down one piece of white rubber roofing material that covers the entire roof. It wont strengthen the roof structure but it will eliminate leaks that could be caused by walking or sitting on the roof. I have never had that system fail me. It completely eliminates the patching leaks battle that comes with older RVs. It flexes with the body. You could also glue wood on top of that to strengthen the roof deck for walking and sitting.

[@Ingrida523]

As a souvenir I would suggest collecting enamel pins, because later you can put them all on the fabric map and hang it on the wall.

[@debmarie55]

A cocktail at the end the day, while watching the sunset, is a "sundowner"

[@marieneu264]

We have the same type of Trolly’s in Louisville, KY. It’s super common for a bride and groom to rent those for their wedding party instead of a stretch limo. It’s much more fun and easier to move around inside the trolly.

[@martharezaee2088]

In my opinion you can buy Postcards from each state and then make a collage and frame it or build a small cabinet ( with Shelves) in your RV with glass windows and put Souvenires from each state there!!!

[@ShannonSplannermom21]

We collect stickers for our RV. We put them on the inside of the pass through doors. Cool to look back at all the places we’ve been and they are EXCEPTIONALLY light. I vote for postcards. Do you have a PO Box? Mail them to yourself with your favorite memory from each state. You get the postcard, and a postmark around the time you went!

[@jviensify]

I have gotten an xmas ornament from every place I have traveled to. They don't have to be traditional. I have dried puffer fish from Hong Kong, a little man in a turban from Jordan, a little plastic plate with kimchee from S Korea, etc. It's super fun to make people guess where I got them when trimming the tree!

[@jasonlavere5071]

I've seen people implement stickers into their RVs for the 50 states. Some pretty cool ideas out there. We collect a patch for every National Park we go to and we want to figure out some way to implement that into our van. We also collect magnets to put on our fridge at home.

[@amyhenke2417]

You could write memories from each state on the postcards and bind them together to make a book keepsake of your experience!

[@rebecca_jean]

I collect magnets for my van (Dareld) while traveling, but every once in a while I come across a cool postcard I can't live without. So I glue a sheet magnet to the back and have the best of both worlds! The same goes for stickers. Now I never have to leave them behind.

[@americathebeautifulforever9746]

Looks wonderful but you didn't show us any springs. Hopefully you have more videos of beautiful Arkansas.

[@the_family_jewels9223]

Love ya'll running into viewers along the way!

[@amygladstone6165]

Stickers are fun to collect. Magnets on the outside of your rig could fly off and hit someone else’s car on the drive and postcards might just end up in a photo book that takes up space. Could put stickers on anything or make A collage out of them. They’re cheap and you can find some pretty cool ones in every place you go!

[@mbasto4009]

How awesome! My husband and I stayed at that RV Park 2 years ago! We have a Mercedes Sprinter Era 170 van. We loved our time there ❤️

[@stelbotadventures]

Send yourself a postcard from each state, with a blurb about what you did! It will be a timestamped memory you can both go through when you get home.

[@rebeccafreeman1713]

Both magnet and postcard.❤️ They serve different purposes. But no to shot glasses. They take up too much space🤪

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Eureka looks gorgeous. 👍😊💙🇮🇪🇺🇲

[@shazp4]

Pizza with cheese, sauce, bacon and egg - in Australia we call that an Aussie pizza. Very popular. Love the idea of cocktails on the roof of Clementine watching the sunset.Can't wait to see more of your trip!

[@carliet2014]

I love collecting postcards bc you can display them and store them easily

[@marcywilson6805]

I have magnetic states that are like a rubber material and are shaped like the state. Collect all and you can place the entire US on your fridge

[@bluejenn30]

OMG I am so doing this!

[@Theendlessadventure]

That's definitely a fun way to get a souvenir AND map our your travels 👍

[@uglybull1]

What a great tour you're making. I'm traveling with you on my own map. On this map, I draw the whole route you're driving. So, please, show your route on every video you upload. I can draw the route then on my own map. For me, this is the most excellent way to follow you on your 50-state adventure. Can you do that, please?

[@ActressNikiHart]

Magnets are the winner for me. Postcards get thrown in a book, never to be seen again. Whereas magnets are easily displayed on our refrigerator.

[@airplanegasboy3681]

Let's fix that air conditioner and give Allison's arm a rest! If it's not fixed by Wisconsin stop by my shop for repairs. Great job on the restoration. Keep up the fun videos!

[@dndrusso]

Collect cool license plates. You can always make some kind of cool art with them later and for now they can decorate Clementine.

[@anneadkins4403]

A post card and magnet. It would be fun having a photo book of post cards. When I was 16, we went out on a trip. I collected charms of each state. They are all on a necklace. Today, at Olympic Coney Island there is a waitress named Morgan. I showed her one of your videos and she even thought she kind of looks like Allison. You have a younger twin in Michagan!

[@AmandaMiller-bn1vv]

Definitely the magnets! You can display them in a picture frame after your adventure! 😊

[@mattbuchanan9024]

Magnets are nice. You could always put up a metal wall inside the RV to attach all the magnets onto.

[@annaschwirian7548]

I love getting post cards because you can easily put them in a scrapbook. Honestly I collect both plus key chains. Another cool option would be collecting a unique wine or other bottle from each state.

[@alohatvj]

Endless Adventure is very popular people..

[@meanderwithmer]

Go with the postcard but mail it "home" from each state so you can read your thoughts at the end of the trip. This is something I do from every country I go to. Enjoying your videos!!

[@emmat5871]

Magnets - we get one from each holiday and not only do they add a bit of cheese to our boring fridge they bring back great memories every day!!

[@Marandamk]

I collect magnets! My fridge is covered with magnets from places I have been & I love it.

[@lisaferree3132]

We collect Christmas ornaments from everywhere we go. It’s so fun remembering all the awesome trips we’ve been on when we put the tree up each year.

[@grayeagleswolves]

GM Eric and Allison What's going on Adventures That was a great video

[@heathers8565]

Stickers if you can find them for souvenirs. Less likely to fall off if you put them in the grill area. Lighter then magnets too

[@tamcrafts1]

Get both magnets and postcards. The postcards can be put in a photo book to save space. Clementine would have a hard time containing 50 shot glasses or anything larger.

[@mickeystar1777]

I would get both the magnets and postcards. Both are fairly inexpensive and easy to store. Get a photo album to store the postcards and at the end of your trip you can look back at everywhere you've been. You can also write a memory of your time in each state on the back of the postcards.

[@vagabarnes6088]

Go for hat pins. Then get a corkboard and a new map and put the hat pins on each state.

[@MaxBrandenberger]

Magnets! We collect magnets from everywhere we stay in our RV. You can get a steel magnet board to hang in your RV. Also...for the love of Pete when you're sitting on the roof please move away from the edge .

[@ColoradoSoundboy]

Arkansas has a TON of beautiful spots! Cheers!

[@Theendlessadventure]

It does! Especially out west. We always look forward to driving/stopping through 😍

[@pamlaenger6870]

Postcards. Easy to organize in an album along with a story or two and you can add a sleeve to pocket a CD about the state.

[@pinktiggersam]

How about a different item from each state? 50 shot glasses would be a tad extreme? I'd get a magnet from some, post cards from others, maybe keyrings? Or, if the state has a special item? Like a famous book that was written there or a crystal that's local or pottery handmade? Normally I'd go for fridge magnets, but maybe 50 is a lot of one particular item? I guess it would be whatever brings colour to your live and brings you joy!! x

[@kellyjohnson3617]

I collect postcards that can be mounted on a cute string with cute decorative clothes pins on the inside of the RV snd can be switched out and saved in an album. But I collect a certain style of postcards that all sort of are the same vintage style. My office is decorated with moss and postcards.

[@bcamara145]

Something I collect while traveling, are stickers. I like to put them on the inside of my Tool Box. It's kinda like motivation everytime I go back to grab something. I also collect Park Pins for my hiking hat after I've visited one. **Geek Alert** 😆

[@otsmovies]

You should absolutely get postcards. You can keep themin a binder and end up with a neat coffee table book.

[@duckypam]

I used to collect cookbooks of places I visited but my cupboard burst with them after a while. I suggest shot glasses, but that postcard is hilarious

[@annakeee]

Lol, you guys are awesome. I enjoyed “classic cocktails with Allison”. Great series, I am happy for you that your new journey has begun. Have fun!