Discover the best trips to take in your motorhome with these seasonal RV itineraries across the U.S. From New England’s fall foliage to spring wildflowers in Texas Hill Country, this guide offers year-round travel inspiration for RVers. Explore scenic routes, top destinations, and tips for making the most of your journey.
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The Best Trips to Take in Your Motorhome, Season by Season
Planning a year of RV travel? You're in the right place. Whether you're drawn to spring blooms, summer mountains, fall foliage, or winter sunshine, the best trips to take in your motorhome are those that align with the rhythm of the seasons.
In this guide, we’ve curated four epic RV itineraries—one for each season—so you can experience the beauty of the country year-round. Each route highlights scenic drives, seasonal attractions, and travel tips. And with Harvest Hosts, you can enhance your journey with unforgettable overnight stays at farms, wineries, breweries, and more along the way.
Route: Austin → Fredericksburg → Kerrville → San Antonio
Miles: ~200 miles round trip
Duration: 5–7 days
Why Go in Spring: Texas Hill Country bursts into color with bluebonnets, Indian paintbrushes, and other wildflowers from late March through April. Mild temps and rolling hills make it ideal for scenic driving and hiking.
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Route: Portland, OR → Olympic Peninsula → North Cascades → Mount Rainier → Columbia River Gorge
Miles: ~1,000 miles
Duration: 10–14 days
Why Go in Summer: Snow has melted from mountain passes, wildflowers are blooming, and the days are long and dry—perfect for exploring national parks and coastal towns.
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Route: Massachusetts → New Hampshire → Vermont → Maine
Miles: ~600–800 miles
Duration: 7–10 days
Why Go in Fall: There’s no better place to see fall foliage than New England. From mid-September to mid-October, the forests light up in fiery shades of red, orange, and gold.
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Route: Southern California → Arizona → New Mexico → Texas Gulf Coast → Florida
Miles: ~2,000+ miles
Duration: 2–4 weeks (or all winter!)
Why Go in Winter: Mild temperatures, sunshine, and desert beauty make the Southwest and Southeast ideal for winter RVing.
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From blooming trails in spring to desert skies in winter, these itineraries represent some of the best trips to take in your motorhome. With thoughtful planning and the flexibility to explore at your own pace, your RV can take you to the heart of America’s seasonal beauty.
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a full-time traveler, don’t just drive—experience. And remember, with Harvest Hosts, the journey is always as memorable as the destination.
