We understand that half the fun of owning Class C motorhomes is discovering new places. Everyone has heard of the classic stops like Yellowstone, Niagara Falls, and the Grand Canyon, but what about the places off the beaten path? Let’s talk about the hidden places you only find if you own your own RV? It is for that reason we have found some more remote locations.

3 Places to See in Your RV

1. Booger Hollow, Arkansas - Located in Pope County, Arkansas, Booger Hollow sports a total “population of 6 humans and one coon dog.” You can find Booger Hollow on Highway 7. You might also find Chigger Hollow on the same road. It isn’t much more than a good laugh but you can pick up a baby booger burger while you are there.
2. Junction, Texas – Located in Kimble County, Texas, Junction holds claim to one of the best fly fishing spots in Texas. Anglers from all over come to try their hand at fly-fishing on the San Saba River.
3. Odessa, Texas - Located in Midland County, Texas, Odessa is the site of meteor crash. The small museum at the crash site has a piece of the meteor on display. More than just a museum for this meteor, it provides nice information about other meteors as well. While you are there, you can also check out the world’s largest jackrabbit. This jackrabbit stands 6 feet tall and is a sight to see.

While some RV enthusiast may want to see the big and famous attractions, others like to stop and smell the roses along the way. While these three places may or may not be a tourist destination, it sure is worth stopping when passing by. After all, what good are Class C motorhomes if you can’t stop and enjoy the sights along the way.

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