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Explore the Best of the Best in 2025

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With a new year on the horizon, why not make plans to make it the “Best” year ever? We’ve compiled a list of some of the “best of the best.” So, if you’re looking for the best place to get away for a specific activity, read on for “the best place to…”

Ski: Consistent top list makers for the best skiing in the US include Lake Tahoe (stay at Tahoe Valley Campground and tackle the slopes at Heavenly Mountain or Incline Village); the Mt. Hood Skibowl  (stay at Mt. Hood Village Resort) or Stevens Pass in Washington (stay at Thousand Trails Leavenworth.)

Tahoe Valley Campground

Snorkel: In the Florida Keys, Dry Tortugas National Park, Looie Key (for the fabulous reefs) or Key Largo (dive to see the colorful reefs at Pennekamp State Park (stay at Encore Sunshine Key or Fiesta Key) are top snorkeling places. In California, plan to snorkel in La Jolla (stay at nearby Thousand Trails Pio Pico) to see sea caves, sea lions and seals.

Encore Fiesta Key

Tour Wineries: California choices include the wine country of Sonoma (stay at Thousand Trails Russian River) or Paso Robles (stay at Pacific Dunes Ranch.) The Willamette Valley in Oregon is another option with over 700 wineries and tasting rooms available (stay at Portland Fairview RV Park) while Texas’ wine region is located in Texas Hill Country with over 60 wineries, vineyards and tasting rooms (stay at Thousand Trails Medina Lake.)

Thousand Trails Russian River

Antique: According to marthastewart.com, Adamstown, Pennsylvania, nicknamed the Antiques Capital of the US (camp at Thousand Trails PA Dutch Country) is a great place for antiques as well as Wiscasset, Maine (camp at Pinehirst RV Resort). Brimfield, Massachusetts is known for the three antiques’ markets they host annually (stay at Thousand Trails Sturbridge) as is Round Top, Texas (stay at Thousand Trails Colorado River) which hosts an antiques fair twice each year.

Thousand Trails Sturbridge

Explore Lighthouses: The best place to do this just might be the Oregon Coast which actually offers ideas for a Lighthouse Road Trip (visit traveloregon.com/things-to-do/culture-history/historic-sites-oregon-trail/road-trip-oregon-lighthouse-tour) and plan your route with stays along the way at our Oregon Coast resorts.

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