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Las Vegas, United States
Perfect first overnight stop from LA. Park your motorhome at Circus Circus RV Park right on the Strip. Grab a meal at Eats at the LINQ or explore the Fremont Street Experience for a more local vibe.
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Zion National Park, United States
Stay at Zion Canyon Campground in Springdale — motorhome friendly and walkable to the park entrance. Take the free shuttle along Zion Canyon Scenic Drive for stunning views without any strenuous hiking. The easy Riverside Walk trail (2 miles flat) along the Virgin River is perfect for first-timers.
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Bryce Canyon National Park, United States
Just 1.5 hours from Zion, Bryce Canyon is unmissable with its iconic orange hoodoo formations. Drive the 18-mile Scenic Rim Drive and stop at Sunrise, Sunset, and Inspiration Points — all easily accessible by motorhome. The Rim Trail between viewpoints is flat and paved, ideal for a light first-timer walk.
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Capitol Reef National Park, United States
A true hidden gem that most tourists skip on the way to Arches — far fewer crowds and absolutely breathtaking red rock scenery. Drive the Scenic Drive through the Waterpocket Fold and stop at the historic Fruita orchards where you can pick fresh fruit in season. Have lunch at Café Diablo in Torrey nearby — a cult-favorite local restaurant with outstanding Southwestern cuisine.
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Moab, United States
Gateway to both Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, Moab is a lively outdoor town with great food and energy. Drive through Arches National Park — Balanced Rock and Delicate Arch viewpoint are easy walks perfect for first-timers. Dinner at Milt's Stop & Eat is a beloved local hidden gem for burgers and shakes.
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Aspen, United States
A stunning mountain town worth every mile of the drive through the Rockies. Walk the charming downtown core, browse independent boutiques, and lunch at White House Tavern — a local favorite in a historic Victorian building. Note that motorhomes should park at the Aspen Recreation Center lot and use the free local bus into town.
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Vail, United States
A picture-perfect alpine village just 100 miles from Denver, ideal for your final night before reaching the city. Stroll through Vail Village — it feels like a European ski resort with great restaurants and boutiques. Try Elway's Vail for a celebratory dinner or grab something casual at the famous Los Amigos right on the mountain.