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Idaho Might Be the Ultimate State for RVing—This is Why {{ currentPage ? currentPage.title : "" }}

America is a land for those who love to RV. But there just might be one state where RVing is king. That state is Idaho. Of course, every state has RVing opportunities, but there is no denying Idaho has a ton of variety. If you live in the state, you probably already know. After all, where else can you browse all the kinds of travel trailers for sale Boise has to offer in the morning and be fishing in the mountains by noon? It doesn’t get more magical for an RV and outdoor recreation enthusiast. Here’s why Idaho is the best state for RVing.

Scenic Drives Like You Wouldn’t Believe 

Idaho is a state full of scenic drives. For instance, there’s the drive through the jagged, picturesque Sawtooth Range in central Idaho. Even near the metro areas, you can find incredibly scenic drives—like the drive up to Bogus Basin from Boise. Of course, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Every corner of the state has scenic drives perfect for anyone passionate about the RV lifestyle. It doesn’t matter if you’re going on an adventure in a motorhome or hauling a travel trailer—many of the drives are accessible for all kinds of RV types, small or large. So, yes, you can commit to that Super C RV for sale and see almost everything the Gem State offers.

High Desert, High Mountains, and Everything in Between 

Idaho is a land of variety. No matter what you’re interested in, you can find it in Idaho. Looking for a quick camping trip in the mountains? No problem! Want to hit a lake and take your boat out for fishing or water skiing? You’ve got it! From high deserts to jagged mountains to wild rivers to serene lakes, you can find it in Idaho—and it’s all accessible by RV. Take your RV out for a weekend trip to one of Idaho’s many wild destinations. Or take the week to do a little exploring around the state. The choice is yours!

Campgrounds Galore—and Everything an RV Could Want! 

As you might expect, with so much RV accessibility around Idaho, there are plenty of campgrounds to match. You can find campgrounds near major highways along with campgrounds miles from the nearest sign of civilization. Plus, you can find campgrounds with all the amenities you might want—even if that amenity is little more than a flat surface to park your RV. Long story short, Idaho takes its camping seriously, which is why you can find so many campgrounds. Of course, if you’re RVing during the summer—peak camping season—don’t forget to register for a spot (where applicable, anyway—some campgrounds do require reservations while others are freely accessible).

About DDRV

The road ahead is full of adventure. No matter your direction, there is always something new to discover. Be ready for that adventure with DDRV. They’re the RV and boat dealers Idaho knows best. Since 1974, DDRV has been the place to go for new and used motorhomes, along with boats, ATVs, motorcycles, and all kinds of outdoor gear. Browse their impressive lineup of Class B RVs for sale, or see the ATV sales Boise is talking about. Whatever it is, DDRV has you covered! Does your RV or boat need service? Look no further than DDRV’s dedicated service department. They have Master Certified technicians on-site (the most in the state of Idaho), along with a knowledgeable staff ready to answer your questions and take care of all your RV, marine, and powersports needs. 

Find the perfect RV for your summer adventure at https://www.ddrv.com/

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