Our Journey
38 campgrounds · 12 states · and counting
Rondout Valley is where you go when you need to unplug — literally and figuratively. Nestled in the Catskills, this park trades convenience for scenery. Cell signal is rough, but the mountain views... Thousand Trails Rondout Valley earns a M — Made Good Memories — on our SCOUTED scale.
Now it's one of our most-used pieces of gear — and the footage has become our family's most treasured memory collection.
PA Dutch Country is our home base in Lancaster County. With Amish farmland out your window, incredible food within minutes, and enough space for a family of four to spread out, this park earned ser... Thousand Trails PA Dutch Country earns a M — Made Good Memories — on our SCOUTED scale.
How we homeschool two kids from a travel trailer. Our curriculum picks, daily schedule, weekly rhythm, and honest review after two years of roadschooling.
Power management is the unglamorous skill that separates comfortable RV living from constant anxiety about dead batteries.
Indoor pool, outdoor pool, mini golf, and Amish farm stands around every corner. Circle M earns an M — Made Good Memories — despite the hillside leveling battles.
Timothy Lake South is the sister park to Timothy Lake North, sharing the same Pocono setting but with a slightly different layout. Sites are a bit tighter, facilities a bit more dated, but the lake... Encore Timothy Lake South earns a P — Passed the Time — on our SCOUTED scale.
Timothy Lake North is a Pocono Mountains park with lake access and a summer camp vibe. Sites are decent, the lake is the main attraction, and the Poconos offer plenty of off-site adventures. It is ... Encore Timothy Lake North earns a P — Passed the Time — on our SCOUTED scale.
After 200+ nights across 20 TT and Encore parks, here is every single one ranked by our SCOUTED rubric. Real scores from a real full-time RV family.
We built a 100-point campground rating system for full-time RV families. Seven weighted categories, honest scores, and real reviews from a family that actually lives on the road.