Must-Visit Quirky Roadside Attractions For RVers

Above, a replica of Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) at the
International UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

In the 1983 movie, National Lampoon's Vacation, the World's Largest Ball of Twine is mentioned. Unfortunately, it was not shown.

But it also gets a mention in a new article in RV Life. It is on RVing through quirky America of must-see roadside attractions. Many of the attractions mentioned do have RV parking.

I have been to some of them such as the International UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico and the Giant Paul Bunyan and Babe in Klamath, California. 

The article begins with:

One of the best parts about road-tripping in an RV is the ability to explore off the beaten path and find quirky things to see. My family loves doing this and some of our favorite memories come from stopping to see strange and interesting roadside attractions. That said, it’s not always easy to know where to find such attractions. That’s where this article comes into play. 

Below, I’ve listed some of the best quirky roadside attractions in the US. Some of these are things I’ve stopped to see. Others are things that are on my must-see list. In both cases, I feel like all of these attractions are worth adding to a trip itinerary to add a little spice to your travels. 

Why Quirk Belongs on Your RV Itinerary

Not sure why you might want to stop at some of these silly roadside attractions? Honestly, they’re mostly just for fun. They are easily accessible, perfect for breaking up long driving days and stretching your legs, and are often low-cost.

In many cases, roadside attractions also have big-rig parking, making them easy stops for RVers. You might also find that these stops offer plenty in the way of food and gas options, making them even more appealing.

To read more, go here.