Joe Laing

I love the central coast of Oregon, especially the Cape Perpetua coastline, but I don’t always enjoy the hustle and bustle of the busy tourist season. I prefer to visit the beautiful Oregon coast during the off-season. For me, the ideal time to plan an excursion is in late winter. Spring and warmer weather are just around the corner, and winter’s chill is close to making its exit. More

Is it really football without a tailgate party? Not in my book! In my travels to watch college football, I’ve learned that the Oregon Ducks fans take game-watching and tailgating to new heights. Eugene’s Autzen Stadium has, in fact, been consistently rated as one of the best places in the U.S. to enjoy a football game (and a tailgate party). More

Rugged shores, magnificent waterfalls, lush forests and fertile farm country — Oregon calls me back year after year with its unforgettable state parks. Camping by RV in Oregon is an ever-changing pleasure. With nearly 200 Oregon States Parks, you can find just about any experience you seek. More

Traveling through Oregon by RV is never the same experience, and that’s part of why it's such a wonderful place to visit. Out of all the road trips we’ve taken through Oregon, two scenic routes uniquely captured our imaginations as RV campers. Oregon Coast to Central Oregon The first route we’ve enjoyed exploring on our… More

Whale watching has become one of our favorite ways to spend time while RV camping on the Oregon Coast. Once you’ve seen giant gray whales ‘spy hopping’ and ‘breaching’ their way through the water, you’ll become as addicted as we are to scanning the horizon for those tell-tale vapor spouts. On our first whale watching… More

Few experiences can equal waking up with the sound of waves crashing on the coast, just a stone's throw away. The Oregon Coast arguably boasts the country's most incredible shorelines, and it is dotted with prime places to camp for RV travelers. Here are a handful of the Oregon Coast's finest shore-side RV camping spots.… More