John Sullaway

John Sullaway has worked for years as a writer and editor for publications dedicated to camping, includingRV Business, Highways,and the2025 North American Campground Guide. A SoCal native, John enjoys spending time with his family and two dogs. Menu Share this ArticleLike this article? Email it to a friend! Friend's Email Address Your Name Your Email Address Comments Email sent!

Discover exciting destinations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont Most RVers in the Northeast chase the same handful of campgrounds. They crowd the Cape in August, line up for spots in Vermont’s most-photographed villages, and pay peak rates for the privilege. There’s a better way to experience this region: base yourself at a quieter, well-positioned park and let the real Northeast unfold from your rig door.

Add some food on a stick and rickety rides to your warm-weather adventures When the weather heats up and the days begin to linger longer into the night, it can only mean one thing — summer has arrived. And with that comes the great bliss of summertime fun. We’re talking festivals, food, music, and lots of time outdoors with family. Of course, no summer season would be complete without the hallmark festivals that make July and August great.