Mobile in the USA

Camping

Experience the breadth of the USA and discover the country in a RV or camper.

Campers or RVs (recreational vehicles) are comfortably equipped with air conditioning and sometimes even satellite dishes.

When traveling in a camper or RV, travellers stay overnight at campgrounds that offer barbecue pits, fire pits, faucets, electricity outlets and tables for every lot.

Commercial campgrounds in the USA also offer restrooms, showers, washing machines and shops.

There are campgrounds located in National Parks all over the country as well. In most cases they are located near hiking trails and offer drinking water, tables and showers but no direct electricity or water connections.
Camping in a tent is also possible in National Parks. For the most part, you need to register and bring drinking water and food provisions yourself. Consult the Park office as there are many rules pertaining to campfires, where you can sleep, etc.

Rental Car

When planning an individual trip to the USA, think about renting a car—it’s an easy way to travel through such a large country. In order to rent a car you need a credit card, which you’ll also need at many petrol/gas stations.
If you are taking a road trip through the country you can either book hotels in advance or be spontaneous and figure it out on the road. There are plenty of hotels along the way. To avoid any problems with the police, it is advisable to get an international drivers license.

Flight

Flights to the US have become increasingly popular within the past few years. When planning a trip, compare prices before booking. You can save a great deal of money depending on the season, airline, day of the week and number of stops. statravel.com is one of best places to find cheap flights to the states.