If you were going to rent an RV to take your family on vacation where would you go?

Out west. Grand Canyon, black hills, Mt. Rushmore...something like that.

We are planning on purchasing a RV next year. I would love to go on road trips using one. I'm more of a scenic person and would love to do a trip up to Anchorage (Alaska) and perhaps check out northern Canada (Yukon, Northwest, Nunavut) as much as the roads permit. What I would likely do is drive up the west coast to Alaska and take in all the beautiful mountains and the ocean. A little strange for a trip I guess but it's likely something I would never get an opportunity to see with my own eyes otherwise.

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I would drive from the East Coast of the USA to the west. I would want to hit some major landmarks in the middle USA and the west (Grand Canyon, St. Louis Arch, Rt. 66, Mt. Rushmore, Giant Redwoods, etc). I have never been any more west than Chicago :(

Well we live about 3 hours from Yellowstone, so we hit that up every year. But we would probably head south to the Grand Canyon, then head east and hit every tourist trap along the way. Then head back west on the north part of the U.S.

JUDO: We went to Carlsbad Caverns this fall! It is well worth it, very cool! It was just my husband and I, but we plan on taking our kids there someday for sure.

I'd check out a National Park. My personal preference will always be Yellowstone, but you may have a different preference. I think the most important thing about any family trip, though, is to make it all about the journey and not the destination.

The Grand Canyon, Yellowstone National Park, Idaho, Montana is gorgeous. Maine would be really fun.

Grand Canyon.

I've always wanted to take a road trip down Route 66.

We're in the NE, I'd travel across to yellow stone, and down to the grand canyon, and back up again. That would be AWESOME.