America loves motorsports. Whether its sports car racing through IMSA, (International Motor Sports Association), stock car racing through NASCAR, (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), or open-wheel racing through F1, (Formula 1), people are fascinated by the incredible skill, precision, and control drivers exhibit while handling powerful machines at extreme speeds.
In fact, since the pandemic, attendance is skyrocketing at many races throughout the country. According to IMSA president John Doonan, three of the first four IMSA events in the 2025 season set all-time attendance records. Recent data shows Formula 1 has an estimated 45 million fans in the United States and is growing, while NASCAR’s total viewership reached 68.4 million for its last season, with millions more tuning in for individual events. Globally, the sport of motorsports is estimated to attract about 500 million people annually.
But beyond each iconic racetrack, there are vibrant communities and scenic regions to explore. Whether you want to attend a popular race or just want to explore the region, consider chartering a luxury motorcoach with a private driver for a memorable, customized, unique vacation experience.
Why Rent a Luxury Motorcoach?

Hotels can book up quickly in towns near popular racetracks, especially leading up to big races and events. When you charter a luxury motorcoach through LiTRV, you and your family or friends will travel in comfort and style. No more forgetting something important back at the hotel. Much like a luxury hotel suite, a luxury motorcoach features the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer, and even a dishwasher. Some motorcoaches have electric fireplaces, heated floors, and state-of-the-art entertainment centers. There’s also plenty of room for your pets to stretch out and relax and ample room for luggage. All luxury motorcoaches have Smart TVs throughout and WIFI access. And because all short- and long-term charters include a private driver, you and your family or friends can relax throughout your journey. When your trip includes overnight stays, we will arrange for your private driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy.

Curating Exceptional, Customized Trips
Think of our LiTRV team as your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. We can reserve a premier site with breathtaking views at a luxury RV resort or we can arrange for you to stay at a world-renowned resort and spa. And because we provide bespoke services throughout your trip, you have the flexibility to modify your travel plans, even after your journey has begun. Our concierge services also extend beyond your travel in the motorcoach. Our team can arrange, for example, for a private tour of wineries or distilleries or organize other unique travel experiences.
Here are five legendary racetrack destinations to consider visiting:
Watkins Glen International Raceway – Watkins Glen, NY

The Watkins Glen racetrack, officially Watkins Glen International (WGI), is a premier road course in upstate New York that hosts various auto racing events, including the NASCAR Cup Series Go Bowling at The Glen and the IndyCar Series Grand Prix. Located in Dix, New York, near the southern tip of Seneca Lake, it features a 3.45-mile course and has a long history dating back to a village-street race in 1948 before the current permanent track was built in 1956.
Known as “The Glen,” this legendary track is nestled in New York’s Finger Lakes region, a haven for wine lovers and outdoor adventurers. While visiting the area, explore the nearby Seneca Lake Wine Trail, which features dozens of wineries. The trail is surrounded by a wide range of activities including breweries, distilleries, creameries, watersports, museums, history, shopping, and more.
It’s definitely worth your time to stay in the area a few extra days to explore
Watkins Glen State Park. Within two miles of entering the park, the glen’s stream descends 400 feet past 200-foot cliffs, generating 19 waterfalls along its course. The gorge path winds over and under waterfalls and through the spray of Cavern Cascade. Rim trails overlook the gorge.
Be sure to leave time to visit the Corning Museum of Glass, the world’s foremost library on glass and glassmaking. The museum features glass as a focal point to share stories relating to art, history, culture, technology, science, craft, and design. 50,000+ objects representing more than 3,500 years of history are included in the museum’s collection.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as the Watkins Glen/Corning KOA Resort. Amenities include an indoor heated pool, fitness center, nearby hiking trails, “The Plunge” water slide, a Jumping Pillow and Jump Pad and a pirate ship-themed playground, mini golf, Gaga Ball, and a dog park.
Virginia International Raceway – Danville, VA

The Virginia International Raceway (VIR) is a multi-purpose motorsports resort located in the rolling hills of Alton, Virginia, near Danville. It is considered one of America’s premier permanent road racing facilities, featuring a challenging track with significant elevation changes and resort amenities.
The track first opened in 1957 and quickly became a major fixture for the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), drawing famous drivers like Carroll Shelby, who won the inaugural feature race. The circuit closed in 1974, and the land was used as a farm for 25 years. The track reopened in 2000 under new ownership and VIR was redeveloped as one of the country’s first “motorsport resorts,” combining a world-class racetrack with lodging, dining, and other amenities.
When not at the track, you may want to spend a few days hiking, picnicking, or driving through the Blue Ridge Parkway, a scenic 469-mile drive connecting Shenandoah National Park in Virginia and Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina. The parkway is known for its stunning views of the Appalachian Mountains, abundant wildlife, and diverse flora.
The region also includes Jibtopia Wake Park for water sports, The Prizery for performances, and Hudson Heritage Farms for agricultural experiences. The South Boston – Halifax County Museum is also worth visiting and is about 30 minutes from the racetrack. As you plan your trip, you might also include time visiting nearby Charlotte and Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina.
For the ultimate trip, consider attending a race and staying at one of the premium motorcoach sites on Virginia International Raceway’s property. Some of these sites have trackside options for the best views, but they do book up quickly. Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability for a premium site with VIP benefits or check availability at The Villas at South Bend, a lodge that is also on the property. Overlooking the uphill Esses, one of the most celebrated features of VIR’s racecourse, the two-floor accommodations each offer 2,200 spacious square feet of total space, which can be rented as a single unit or as separate ground floor and second-floor units.
If you’re interested in exploring more of Virginia’s beauty, LiTRV concierge specialist can explore luxury RV resorts throughout the state, such as The Oaks RV Resort in Meadows of Dan, a two-hour drive from the racetrack. This new, upscale luxury RV resort includes spacious sites with lush landscaping and long-range mountain views, a heated outdoor swimming pool, a clubhouse with a fireplace, a large pet park, free high-speed internet, walking and hiking trails, fire pits and picnic tables, security cameras and other amenities.
Road America – Elkhart Lake, WI

Road America is a renowned, historic road-racing circuit located near Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Established in 1955, the 4.048-mile track winds through 640 acres of picturesque rolling hills, featuring 14 turns, significant elevation changes, and a challenging layout that includes a distinctive high-speed “Kink”. It hosts a variety of motorsports events and is recognized as one of the fastest permanent road courses in the world.
Known as “The National Park of Speed,” Road America is just outside the charming village of Elkhart Lake. Beyond racing, visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, and dining on Lake Michigan, or take a scenic stroll through Elkhart Lake’s boutique shops and eateries.
Other fun activities include relaxing on the beach at Fireman’s Park, exploring 19th-century history at the Wade House, playing golf at Quit Qui Oc Golf Club, or visiting Henning’s Cheese, which includes a cheese museum showcasing the cheese equipment that was used during the early 1900s.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can explore availability at nearby luxury RV resorts or check availability at the historic Siebkens Resort, which is known for its private waterfront on the lake and its iconic Stop-Inn Tavern, which serves as a vintage racing memorabilia museum and popular bar. Our LiTRV private driver will drop you off there and pick you up when you are ready to continue on your journey.
Barber Motorsports Park – Birmingham, AL

Barber Motorsports Park is a large racing facility and museum complex located in Leeds, Alabama, just outside of Birmingham. It is an 880-acre property known for its lush, manicured grounds, which have earned it the nickname “The Augusta National of Motorsports”. Throughout the park, visitors will find whimsical and artistic sculptures, including large steel spiders and dragonflies. A section of the track is even nicknamed “Charlotte’s Web” due to its proximity to a giant spider sculpture.
One highlight on the property is the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum, which is home to the Guinness World Record largest motorcycle collection. It houses a vast collection of over 1,600 vintage and modern motorcycles, as well as the largest collection of Lotus race cars in the world.
While in the area, spend some time exploring the thriving city of Birmingham. Spend time tracing the history of sites that played a major role in the Civil Rights Movement or relax for a few hours in the peaceful Birmingham Botanical Gardens. The city is also known for its vibrant food scene and nightlife, with diverse music venues ranging from intimate clubs to large-scale arenas that cater to diverse musical tastes, including jazz, blues, electronic, and rock.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at the Birmingham South RV Park or the more high-end Palomino RV Resort in Cullman, about 50 minutes away. Palmino RV Resort includes luxury amenities, such as full-service hook-ups, firepits, picnic tables, a swimming lake with a seasonal Aqua Park and beach area, a stocked fishing pond, dog park, playground, Gaga Ball and basketball/pickleball courts, game rooms, and glamping tents.
The Circuit of the Americas – Austin, Texas

Located just outside Austin, Texas, The Circuit of the Americas (COTA) is a permanent, FIA Grade 1-certified circuit famous for its challenging turns and elevation changes.
Formula 1’s popularity has ballooned in the U.S. since the pandemic, with Netflix’s Drive to Survive series often credited with attracting fans, while there are now three Grands Prix annually in the country. In fact, half of Formula 1 fans in the United States only started following the sport in the last five years, according to F1 championship organizers. Attendance is also at a record high — 6.5 million spectators attended the 24 Grands Prix in 2024. F1: The Movie, starring Brad Pitt, has also helped to increase interest in the races.
Beyond the thrill of race day, Austin offers visitors an incredible mix of live music, food culture, and outdoor adventure. Stroll down Sixth Street for nightlife and entertainment, explore the eclectic shops and eateries on South Congress Avenue, or catch live performances at the city’s countless music venues. Nature lovers can also kayak on Lady Bird Lake, hike at Barton Creek Greenbelt, or swim at the iconic Barton Springs Pool.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as the new Meadow Lane RV Park, an upscale, pet-friendly property just 10 minutes from Austin that features modern amenities, including spacious sites, high-speed internet, a safe playground, and more.
Whether you are a motorsports enthusiast or you are interested in exploring these diverse communities that are near legendary racetracks, consider chartering a luxury motorcoach so you can travel in comfort and style. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.
It’s hard to think of a more soul-recharging getaway than a late September, October or even a November sojourn to destinations dotted with trees turning blazing shades of red, orange and gold. “Leaf peeping,” or Fall Color Tourism, is such a popular travel trend that there are several interactive maps that provide daily updates so you can find the best locations to view spectacular, vibrant colors as you walk down a wooded trail or take a relaxing drive through a scenic region on a crisp, fall day.
Why Rent a Luxury Motorcoach for Your Fall Vacation?

When you charter a luxury motorcoach through LiTRV, you and your family or friends will travel in comfort and style. No more forgetting something important back at the hotel. Much like a luxury hotel suite, a luxury motorcoach features the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer, and even a dishwasher. Some motorcoaches have electric fireplaces, heated floors, and state-of-the-art entertainment centers. There’s also plenty of room for your pets to stretch out and relax and ample room for luggage. All luxury motorcoaches have Smart TVs throughout and WIFI access. And because all short- and long-term charters include a private driver, you and your family or friends can relax throughout your journey. When your trip includes overnight stays, we will arrange for your private driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy.

Curating Exceptional, Customized Trips
Think of our LiTRV team as your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. We can reserve a premier site with breathtaking views at a luxury RV resort or we can arrange for you to stay at a world-renowned resort and spa. And because we provide bespoke services throughout your trip, you have the flexibility to modify your travel plans, even after your journey has begun. Our concierge services also extend beyond your travel in the motorcoach. Our team can arrange, for example, for a private tour of wineries or distilleries or organize other unique travel experiences.

Less Well-Known Fall Foliage Destinations Could be Perfect for You
New England is often regarded as the go-to region for fall foliage, and there’s no denying it’s spectacular there in autumn. But you may want to think about other destinations that are just as impressive and could be less crowded. Here are some fall vacation destination ideas:
New York’s Adirondack Park – the ‘We Have It All’ Fall Vacation

Located in northeastern New York, the Adirondack Mountains, boasting Lake Placid and Lake George, blend high peaks and winding byways framed by brilliant reds and gold fall foliage. Enjoy panoramic overlooks from the Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway, a 5.5-mile scenic drive in Lake George that leads to the summit of Prospect Mountain. This memorable drive offers three scenic overlooks and stunning 100-mile views from the summit. Or take in the breathtaking fall colors while sailing, rowing, kayaking or boating on Mirror Lake, in the center of the town of Lake Placid. Known for hosting two winter Olympics, the quaint town also includes boutiques, diverse restaurants and several breweries.
The fall is also jam-packed with fun events. The Adirondack Balloon Festival in Queensbury and Glens Falls takes place this year Sept. 18-21, 2025. It features sunrise and sunset launches and special-shape balloons such as a baby peacock, a baby dinosaur with an egg, Taz the Tasmanian Devil, and penguins.
Later in the season, the Flaming Leaves Festival at Lake Placid, takes place Oct 11–12. This high-energy event showcases live music, local vendors, and the U.S. Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined Nationals beneath flaming-color hillsides.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as the Lake George RV Park in Lake George. Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, paved full-hookup sites, on-property trails, a trolley, movie theaters, and Charlie’s Bark Park, a two-acre off-leash dog park. Our concierge specialist can also check availability at nearby luxury resorts, such as the Lake Placid Lodge. LiTRV’s private driver can drop you off there and then pick you up when you are ready to continue on your journey.
Northern Michigan’s Gold Coast – An Explosion of Color at Peak Season

Maple trees abound as you drive past Lake Michigan vistas and across quaint towns. The famed Tunnel of Trees, a scenic 20-mile stretch of M-119 between Harbor Springs and Cross Village, is known for the dense canopy of trees that forms a tunnel-like effect over the road. As fall foliage peaks in mid-October, the Tunnel becomes a natural cathedral of color—perfect for a slow, scenic drive in your luxury motorcoach rental.
The Leelanau Peninsula is another popular area for “leaf peeping.” The scenic area in northwest Michigan extends into Lake Michigan and forms the west side of Grand Traverse Bay. It is known for its natural beauty, including Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, 100 miles of shoreline, and numerous inland lakes and islands. The peninsula also boasts a thriving wine industry, with the Leelanau Peninsula Wine Trail featuring over 20 award-winning wineries.
Or, consider taking a ferry to Mackinac Island from Mackinaw City, at the northern tip of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, or catch the ferry from St. Ignace, at the southern tip of the Upper Peninsula. The car-free island offers timeless charm with horse-drawn carriages, quaint boutiques, a tearoom, two butterfly houses, horseback riding, golf, fine dining and luxury spas. Our LiTRV private driver can drop you off at the ferry location and pick you up when you are ready to embark on the rest of your journey.
And throughout the fall, you’ll find many other fun fall activities, such as apple picking, pumpkin patches, and fall harvest at local farms. There are also many fall festivals, such as the Charlevoix Apple Festival, Oct 10–12, which includes delicious cider, orchards, arts and crafts, and downtown festivities by the marina.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as Hearthside Grove in Petoskey. As a top-of-the-line luxury RV resort, Hearthside Grove features two clubhouses with concierge services, a resort-style pool, pickleball courts, outdoor games, a dog walk, two fitness centers, a movie theater and other desirable amenities. All of the luxury motorcoach lots are spacious, but our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability for premium lots, which have some combination of at least three enhanced amenities, such as a view of one of the beautiful ponds, fire features, water features or enhanced furniture.
The Ozarks – Ablaze with Color

It’s tough to beat rolling hills ablaze with amber and crimson surrounding crystal blue water. As one of the oldest mountain regions in North America, the Ozarks are characterized by rolling hills, plateaus, and rugged terrain, formed over millions of years by the erosion of an ancient plateau. Primarily located in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas, they also extend into eastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas. The Ozarks are also known for their extensive cave systems, clear rivers and streams, and diverse plant and animal life.
One popular destination to see the fall foliage is Branson, Missouri. Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, Branson is known as the “Live Entertainment Capital of the World.” Each autumn, there are plenty of fall festivals, arts and crafts shows, traditional pumpkin patches, corn mazes, carnivals, concerts, bonfires, and other fun family activities. Enjoy a scenic cruise or a fishing charter on Table Rock Lake. Hike in leaf-framed Dogwood Canyon Nature Park or take in a show in Branson’s Entertainment District. Early October is when the beautiful colors are at their peak.
Time your vacation so you can attend the Silver Dollar City Harvest Festival, in the Silver Dollar City theme park less than 10 miles from Branson, From Sept. 12 to Oct 26, you can enjoy the artistic works of craftsmen, fall-themed food, a cowboy camp, a cowboy emporium and thousands of pumpkins across the park.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can check availability at several nearby luxury RV resorts, such as Ozarks Luxury RV Resort on Table Rock Lake in Oak Grove, Arkansas, just 30 minutes from Branson. Amenities include several pools, hot tubs, lighted tennis and pickleball courts, disc golf, and access to a nearby full-service marina.
Start Planning Your Fall Foliage Vacation Now
There’s something magical about witnessing the leaves change colors as autumn gives us one last spectacular show before winter sets in. This year, go “leaf peeping” in comfort and style by chartering a luxury motorcoach for a memorable vacation. Our LiTRV concierge team is ready to assist you. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.

If you’re feeling nostalgic about your childhood or longing for simpler times, you’re not alone. “Retro Travel” or “Nostalgia Tourism” is on the rise as more people seek to revisit cherished destinations and experiences from their past and create new memories with family or friends in familiar places. According to the 2025 Hilton Trends Report, 58% of travelers with children want to return to destinations they visited as kids. And a recent report from global travel technology leader Amadeus reveals “New Heydays” as a travel trend that highlights a surge in nostalgia-driven travel experiences. Sometimes called “Road Trippin” or “Travel Tripping,” this yearning to recapture the joy from past vacations reflects a broader desire for comfort and connection in a rapidly changing world.
Charter a Luxury Motorcoach to Create New Memories
Whether you long for the lazy summer days at a beach or lake you visited as a child, want to rediscover the serenity of an autumn vacation in the mountains, or you’re eager to escape the cold winter and recapture memories from a childhood trip to a warmer climate, consider renting a luxury motorcoach so you can create new memories in comfort and style.

Much like a luxury hotel suite, a luxury motorcoach features all the comforts of home including the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer and even a dishwasher. Some motorcoaches have electric fireplaces, heated floors, and state-of-the-art entertainment centers. There’s also plenty of room for your pets to stretch out comfortably. All luxury motorcoaches have Smart TVs throughout and WIFI access.

Curating Exceptional, Customized Trips
Consider our LiTRV team as your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. All short- and long-term charters include a private driver so you and your family or friends can relax throughout your trip. And when your trip includes overnight stays, we will arrange for your private driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy.
Our concierge services extend beyond your travel in the motorcoach. Our team can arrange for a private tour of wineries and bourbon distilleries or arrange for other unique experiences to recreate memories.
Now is the perfect time to take a trip down memory lane with a unique “road trippin” vacation, only this time, you can create new memories with family and friends in comfort and style in a luxury motorcoach rental. Here are some trip ideas:
Mount Airy, North Carolina – “Mayberry” Revisited

Mount Airy is a rural town known to offer a “one-of-a-kind piece of rural Americana” and the real-life inspiration for the fictional town Mayberry in “The Andy Griffith Show.” The quaint town is located in Surry County, in northwestern North Carolina, near the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Mount Airy is also the birthplace of Andy Griffith, who portrayed Sheriff Andy Taylor in the show. The town is full of 1960s retro charm, complete with a classic Main Street, vintage diners, including the famous Snappy Lunch, antique shops, the Old Mayberry Jail, Floyd’s City Barber Shop, and the Andy Griffith Museum. You can also take a squad car tour in a replica Mayberry police car from Wally’s Service Station.
If you’re not a fan of The Andy Griffith Show, you can still enjoy the retro town and participate in other activities. For example, Pilot Mountain State Park offers hiking horseback riding and other outdoor activities, The Earle Theatre is an iconic venue for bluegrass music, theater productions, and the home of the Old-Time Music Heritage Hall, and the nearby Yadkin Valley has become known as an emerging wine country, with more than 35 vineyards offering wine tours and tastings.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can explore where to stay nearby, such as Mayberry Campground, or we can check availability at nearby luxury resorts, such as Primland Resort, a five-star Auberge resort in Meadows of Dan, Virginia. Nestled on its own 12,000-acre private mountain estate in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the resort is about 45 minutes from Mount Airy and features a golf course, spa, and hiking and horseback riding along winding forest trails and tranquil streams.
Saugatuck, Michigan – Retro Lakeside Bliss

Nestled along the eastern shore of Lake Michigan against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty, Saugatuck is known for its retro travel appeal and relaxed, vintage vibe. The artsy beach town was originally a 19th-century lumber town that evolved into a haven for artists and tourists. This rich history, evident in the historic architecture along streets like Butler Street with its quaint shops and eateries, creates a charming atmosphere that harks back to a bygone era. The historic downtown is packed with old bookstores, soda shops, art galleries, and antique shops.
Spend a lazy day at Oval Beach, which National Geographic Traveler has recognized as one of the top freshwater beaches in the U.S. With rolling dunes and coastal grasses, the beach has also been ranked by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the top 25 beaches in the world. Or take a ride on the Saugatuck Chain Ferry, which has been in continuous operation since 1838 and is the only remaining chain-driven ferry in the country. Saugatuck also offers opportunities to rent vintage boats, including those inspired by classic Hollywood, allowing visitors to cruise the Kalamazoo Lake and River in style. The inclusive, LGBTQ-friendly community is also known for its fine dining restaurants, award-winning wineries and breweries, and a vibrant nightlife.
LiTRV’s concierge specialist can explore availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as South Haven Sunny Brook RV Resort, which is about 25 minutes from Saugatuck. Premium sites include lots with gazebos, extended patios, lake views, fire pits, and enhanced professional landscaping. In addition, every site includes access to a private beach, heated swimming pool, clubhouse fitness center and scenic walking trails.
Or, if you prefer to stay in town, our concierge specialist can also explore availability at The Wickwood Inn, which is a luxury boutique bed and breakfast with 11 private guest rooms and suites. Built in 1937, the Colonial revival home originally belonged to Frank Wicks, the mayor of Saugatuck.
Williams, Arizona – Gateway to Route 66 Nostalgia

If “road trippin” to a small, nostalgic town is your goal, you can’t go wrong traveling on U.S. Route 66, a historic highway in the United States that stretches from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, California. It’s a legendary route, once one of the original highways in the U.S. system, and it holds a special place in American culture and history.
One town worth visiting along historic Route 66 is Williams, a small town nestled in the pine country of northern Arizona in
Coconino County. Founded in 1881, Williams was named for the famous trapper, scout and mountain man, “Old Bill Williams.” Located about 2 ½ hours north of Phoenix, Williams is known as a gateway to Grand Canyon National Park.
Williams is full of Americana and Wild West charm. With more than six blocks of historic buildings, the town features antique shops, art galleries, neon signs, retro diners, a classic car culture, cowboys, cowgirls and lots of history from the Old West.
Leave plenty of time for a scenic train ride via the Grand Canyon Railway, which has been transporting passengers to the Grand Canyon since 1901. The historic train makes a two-and-a-half-hour journey from Williams, Arizona to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, offering breathtaking views of the desert landscape along the way.
There’s also plenty of outdoor activities, including hiking and horseback riding. Williams is also home to Bearizona Wildlife Park, a unique destination featuring a variety of animals, including bears, wolves, bison, and elk. One of the highlights of Bearizona is the chance to see animals up close in their natural habitat.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can explore availability at near luxury RV resorts, including Village Camp Outdoor Resort, a new resort in Bellemont between Williams and Flagstaff (some 25 minutes from Williams). The resorts’ super premium lots include top-tier amenities such as an outdoor kitchen and fireplace, perfect for dining al fresco and enjoying the cool mountain evenings.
Nostalgic throwbacks provide a chance to reconnect with history, recapture happy memories, and create new shared experiences with family or friends. When you charter a luxury motorcoach through LiTRV, you can rediscover your past while enjoying the comfort and convenience of modern, luxurious travel.
Ready to plan your next vacation to a retro travel destination of a bygone era? Our concierge team is ready to assist you. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.
“Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
There’s something magical about watching a sunset, especially if you’re away from home. It’s as if you’ve been invited to a special performance that starts with the warmth of the bright sun dancing down on the horizon, showing off calm hues of purple and pink whispery clouds, or in some cases, filling the sky with intense red and orange colors.
Sunsets give us a chance to reflect on our thoughts, nurture or rekindle romantic relationships, or just take a break from the hustle and bustle of life.
Why Rent a Luxury Motorcoach for Your Next Vacation?

Whether you are seeking to visit a quiet destination off-the-beaten-path, or you want to plan a vacation jam-packed with outdoor activities and other adventures, consider chartering a luxury motorcoach so you can travel in spacious, extravagant style.
Some people refer to luxury motorcoaches as “land yachts” since they feature all the comforts of home including the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer and even a dishwasher. Some coaches include electric fireplaces inside, high-end audio equipment, flat-screen HDTVs and surround sound.
And while the motorcoach interior is full of stylish comfort, our LiTRV team can also create a custom patio space outside. We can set up artificial turf, outdoor carpeting, or a decorative ground cover next to the luxury motorcoach so you can relax outside, watch a beautiful sunset or enjoy breakfast as the sun rises. We can also set up a firepit for cozy evenings. In addition, our LiTRV team can also reserve a premier site at a luxury RV resort that includes a full outside kitchen with integrated audio and video entertainment centers.
There’s also plenty of room on the luxury motorcoach for your pets, and most luxury RV resorts are pet friendly.
Let Us Do the Driving
When you charter a luxury motorcoach from LiTRV, you can have peace of mind knowing that you’re working with a full-service firm. We help you assess which luxury RV option is best for you, plan your itinerary, and we will also arrange for a private driver so you can relax with family or friends along your journey.

Our professional drivers are committed to your safety, comfort and convenience. And when there’s an overnight stop, we arrange for the driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy.
Where to Watch the Sun Set in Your Luxury Motorcoach Rental
Consider our LiTRV team your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. We can reserve a premier site with breathtaking views at a luxury RV resort or we can arrange for you to stay at a world-renowned resort and spa. And because we provide bespoke services throughout your trip, you have the flexibility to modify your travel plans, even after your journey has begun.
Here are a few ideas of where you can watch a breathtaking sunset:
Big Sur, California

Big Sur is a 90 mile stretch of rugged coastline on California’s central coast south of the Monterey Peninsula. California Highway 1 provides the only access to Big Sur and hugs the coast along the Santa Lucia Mountain range revealing awe-inspiring views at every turn.
The sheer beauty of Big Sur’s dramatic cliffs and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean create one of the most cinematic sunset scenes in the world. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky explodes in hues of gold, pink, and lavender over the crashing surf.
Our LiTRV concierge specialist can explore availability at Big Sur Campground and Cabins, a pet-friendly luxury RV resort located off Highway 1. Set on 11 acres of serene wilderness, the property features premier motorcoach sites and cabins surrounded by towering redwoods and a watering hole along the banks of the Big Sur River.
Spend the day swimming or tubing in the river, hiking in the peaceful forest, or driving along the scenic Highway 1. Explore local art galleries or have lunch at Nepenthe, a popular restaurant “perched on the edge of the continent” with spectacular ocean views. Open since 1949, the restaurant is known to be a mecca for poets, artists, travelers, vagabonds and other guests who travel along Highway 1.
When the sun begins to set, take a stroll near Bixby Creek Bridge for picture-perfect views, or plan a sunset picnic overlooking the sea at Garrapata State Park. Or visit Pfeiffer Beach, which is known for its unique purple sand, dramatic rock formations, and the iconic Keyhole Arch. It’s a popular destination for photographers, particularly during sunset when the sun aligns with the arch.
Sedona, Arizona

Renowned for its red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls and pine forests, Sedona is a magical destination just two hours north of Phoenix. People are drawn to this special place for a variety of reasons. Uptown Sedona is dense with New Age shops, luxury spas and art galleries. On the town’s outskirts, Red Rock State Park features many hiking trails and picnicking spots. Spend the day outdoors exploring hidden creek beds, swimming holes and breathtaking vistas. Take a jeep tour deep into the rugged canyons and experience the mystical energy of Sedona’s renowned vortexes. Or treat yourself to a relaxing spa day at one of the many luxury resorts, such as The Enchantment Resort or L’Auberge de Sedona.
Sedona puts on quite a show during the golden hour when the red rocks glow like fire against the evening sky. No matter where you are in Sedona, you can experience the radiant red rocks as the sun sets, but several popular spots to take in the beauty of a Sedona sunset include Airport Mesa Overlook, Cathedral Rock, Red Rock Crossing, Bell Rock and Devil’s Bridge.
Our LiTRV team can explore nearby luxury RV resorts, including the Rancho Sedona RV Park, a tranquil pet-friendly resort in the heart of town that is fully shaded by grand Sycamore and Cottonwood trees. Situated next to the peaceful Oak Creek Canyon, Rancho Sedona is within walking distance to galleries, shops and restaurants. Guests can hike, swim in the creek, mountain bike, and go fishing all year long right from the property.
Charleston, South Carolina

Southern charm exudes throughout Charleston, South Carolina, a port city that was founded in 1670. Charleston is part of the “Lowcountry” which is geographic and cultural region along South Carolina’s coast, including the Sea Islands. The region includes significant salt marshes and other coastal waterways, making it an important source of biodiversity in South Carolina.
The Lowcountry is also known for its slower pace of life, and a visit to Charleston does not disappoint. The picturesque city features well-preserved architecture, historic landmarks, cobblestone streets, and a vibrant culinary, music, and arts scene. Spend the day exploring the elegant French Quarter, take a horse-drawn carriage ride along a seaside street, or relax on a boat outing in the Atlantic Ocean. The Battery promenade and Waterfront Park both overlook Charleston Harbor, while Fort Sumter, a federal stronghold where the first shots of the Civil War rang out, lies across the water.
At the end of the day, find a spot near the harbor to experience Charleston’s tranquil sunsets along with the peaceful ebb of coastal tides. Popular scenic spots to experience the sunset include Waterfront Park or Folly Beach Pier, where you might be fortunate enough to see dolphins playing as the sun sets over the water. Or, for a romantic evening, charter a sunset sailboat cruise from the marina.

Our LiTRV concierge specialist can also check availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as Oak Plantation Campground, or we can arrange for you to stay at a luxury hotel, such as The Charleston Place, an elegant boutique hotel in Charleston’s historic district known for its classic rooms and sweeping double staircase. If you prefer a more modern, sophisticated experience, we can also check availability at Hotel Bennett, located on King Street. The hotel, which opened in 2019, overlooks the historic Marion Square, and pays homage to the former city library which once occupied its site. Hotel Bennett boasts 386 bookcases in their rooms, which hold 13,805 volumes. Every room has different sets of books. If you prefer to stay in a luxury hotel in Charleston, LiTRV’s private driver will drop you off and pick you up when you are ready to continue your journey.
Whether you’re enjoying ocean waves in Big Sur, basking in red rock energy in Sedona, or soaking up historic charm in Charleston, these golden hour moments are best savored slowly with family or friends. Start planning your vacation in a luxury motorcoach rental today. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.

Historic and picturesque Main Streets, cozy cafes, boutique shops, scenic surroundings and a friendly, laid-back vibe that invites you to come stay for a while. There’s something special about visiting a small town in a luxury motorcoach rental with a private driver and discovering its unique character.
Many American small towns are experiencing a shift towards younger residents, with significant growth in the 25-44 age group.

Tourists are also flocking to small towns. Priceline recently released its annual travel trends report for 2025 — and one trend, “townsizing,” is giving some under-the-radar destinations the limelight. The report revealed that “Americans are seeking simplicity, opting for quaint, comfy respites in America’s small towns.”
The report also shared that small towns appeal to all generations, stating, “While boomers are most likely to feel that small towns are more relaxing, Gen Z is ‘townsizing’ as a way to indulge in the charming, quaint moments depicted in their most comforting movies.”
Why Rent a Luxury Motorcoach for a Small-Town Visit?
Another travel trend is “Slow Travel,” which emphasizes experiencing a place deeply and meaningfully rather than rushing from one destination to the next. According to a 2022 Travel Edge report, people are seeking more immersive experiences. The report stated, “Not only are trips of 21 days or more common, but travelers also seek more purposeful experiences during these trips.”
Whether you want to spend a month exploring several small towns across the country or you want to choose one town and stay there for a week, consider renting a luxury motorcoach through LiTRV. Our business model is similar to Airbnb in that we work with owners of luxury motorcoaches, helping them with rental representation, maintenance of their motorcoach, transportation and other tasks to ensure that your travel experience is exceptional.
Much like a luxury hotel suite, a luxury motorcoach features all the comforts of home including the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer and even a dishwasher. Some motorcoaches have electric fireplaces, heated floors, and state-of-the-art entertainment centers. There’s also plenty of room for your pets to stretch out comfortably.

A Team You Can Count On
Consider our LiTRV team as your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. We also arrange for a private driver so you and your family or friends can relax throughout your journey. LiTRV’s professional drivers have decades of experience driving motorcoaches throughout the country on city streets and highways, navigating twists and turns on mountain roads, and adjusting to diverse weather conditions. And when your trip includes overnight stays, we will arrange for your private driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy.
Whether you’re planning a summer escape or a peaceful fall retreat, consider renting a luxury motorcoach to relax, recharge and discover the charm of small-town America. Here are some trip ideas:
Camden, Maine

Nestled along the Penobscot Bay, Camden is often called the “Jewel of the Maine Coast.” This historic harbor town offers stunning views, sailing excursions, fresh seafood, and charming streets filled with boutiques and art galleries. In the fall, the surrounding hills explode with color, making it a picture-perfect destination.
This is a small town where coastal charm meets seaside sophistication. Spend the day exploring the town’s High Street Historic District, which features 19th-century homes. Or take a stroll to Camden Public Library, with its landscaped amphitheater or visit the restored Camden Opera House, which stages music, film and dance.
Trails line the slopes at Camden Hills State Park, with views of Camden Harbor and the bay from Mount Battie. Curtis Island, with its 1830s lighthouse, is in the harbor. Relax on Laite Beach or for a special treat, charter a classic Schooner for a full day of fun on the bay or a sunset cruise. Several Schooner ships also offer two-hour sails and half-day cruises, with some even including lobster bakes.
Our LiTRV team can explore nearby luxury RV resorts, such as the Moorings Oceanside RV Resort, in nearby Belfast, about 30 minutes from Camden. The pet-friendly resort offers premier RV sites overlooking the scenic Penobscot Bay along with private ocean beach access, a kayak launch, a playground area, fenced dog park and other amenities.
Healdsburg, California

Located in the heart of Sonoma County, Healdsburg is a must-visit destination for food and wine lovers. Surrounded by rolling vineyards, this quaint town offers top-notch farm-to-table dining, art galleries, boutique shopping, and tasting rooms all within a walkable downtown plaza.
Three famous Sonoma Wine Country regions – the Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River valleys – all meet in Healdsburg. Of Sonoma County’s 425 wineries, 92 are set within Healdsburg town limits, and 26 have wine tasting rooms right downtown. There are Healdsburg wineries for every vacation vibe, from laid-back to luxury.
Our LiTRV team can research nearby luxury RV resorts including River Bend Resort in Forestville, which is about 20 minutes from Healdsburg. Amenities include a spacious river beach, children’s play areas, a fully stocked General Store, old-fashioned arcade, and outdoor Lumberjack Theater. Or, for a spa retreat, our LiTRV team can check availability at Hotel Healdsburg, a luxe boutique hotel that offers a variety of spa treatments and wellness activities, including nature-based meditation sessions and guided e-bike tours through the scenic Russian River and Dry Creek wineries. Our LiTRV private driver can drop you off there and pick you up when you are ready to continue your journey.
Leavenworth, Washington

Tucked into the Cascade Mountains, Leavenworth is a charming Bavarian-style village known for its alpine architecture, seasonal festivals, and access to stunning natural landscapes. Whether you’re sipping craft beer at a biergarten or hiking alpine trails, Leavenworth offers a unique blend of outdoor recreation, cultural charm, and small-town hospitality.
Within the town, you can spend hours exploring The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum, which displays thousands of nutcrackers, some dating back centuries. Or just spend time exploring the many cozy cafés, chocolatiers, outdoor markets, beer gardens, and specialty shops. The town also hosts Oktoberfest and Autumn Leaf Festival in the fall.
There are plenty of outdoor activities, including hiking, river rafting, kayaking, and paddleboarding. On the Wenatchee River, Waterfront Park is a habitat for ospreys and eagles.
Our LiTRV concierge can explore availability at nearby luxury RV resorts, such as the Thousand Trails Leavenworth RV Campground, which is just 17 miles from town. The spacious property features 300 acres of beautiful forests and meadows, a clubhouse, pool, mini golf, frisbee golf, volleyball, tubing, and hiking trails. Or, for a spa and wellness retreat, our LiTRV concierge can explore availability at Posthotel Leavenworth, a European-inspired alpine spa hotel with a tranquil riverside setting that features relaxation lounges, various saunas and steam rooms, plunge pools, a swim-out saltwater pool and indoor and outdoor spas.
Whether you want to explore California wineries, relax along the coast of Maine, or experience Bavarian magic in Washington’s Cascade Mountains, consider renting a luxury motorcoach so you and your family or friends can travel in comfort and style. Our LiTRV private driver can drop you off there and pick you up when you are ready to continue your journey.
Not sure which small towns you want to explore? Our concierge team is ready to assist you. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.

Ask any serious or beginner collector what they like most about collecting, and there’s a very good chance they will tell you it’s the “hunt” or quest to find a rare or historic piece to add to their collection. And any time they travel, whether to attend a trade show specific to their hobby or on a leisure or business trip, they often carve out time to check out local antique stores, thrift stores and off-the-beaten-path shops as they search for one-of-a-kind or nostalgic pieces to add to their collections.
Does this sound like someone you know, or are you yourself a collector? More than 6 in 10 Americans consider themselves to be collectors, according to a 2022 MagnifyMoney survey. The same survey revealed that collecting is most popular among Gen Zers and Millennials and that men tend to collect more than women (70% versus 51%).
Why Rent a Luxury Motorcoach?

Some of our clients who are collectors rent a luxury motorcoach for a memorable, unique vacation. Other clients have turned to us for one-way travel, such as moving cross-country.
When you rent a luxury motorcoach through LiTRV, you’ll travel in a plush “hotel suite on wheels” with all the comforts of home, including the convenience of an expansive kitchen, comfortable beds, multiple bathrooms, washer and dryer, a dishwasher, and plenty of storage space for your collectibles.

Our LiTRV team provides customized, concierge services, so we’re here to support you throughout the entire trip. You’ll also have peace of mind knowing that the motorcoach is safe and clean. In many ways, our business model is like Airbnb. We source the luxury motorcoaches from owners whom we work with, and they contract us to keep up maintenance of their motorcoaches. We’re committed to making sure every luxury motorcoach is safe, clean, and that all amenities are working properly.
Here are a few scenarios where chartering a luxury motorcoach may benefit you as a collector:
You are seeking a trusted, reputable firm that provides custom services
Consider our LiTRV team your personal concierge. We’ll work closely with you to customize your itinerary for a smooth, comfortable, luxury travel experience. We can assist with reservations at a luxury RV resort, or we can arrange for you to stay at a world-renowned resort and spa. And because we provide bespoke services throughout your trip, you have the flexibility to modify your travel plans, even after your journey has begun.
You would rather relax and focus on your collection than drive

Let us do the driving! We will arrange for a private driver so you can relax and concentrate on what makes you happy — collecting. When there’s an overnight stop, we arrange for our driver to stay nearby so you can enjoy your privacy. LiTRV’s professional drivers are committed to our clients’ safety, comfort and convenience. They have decades of experience driving large vehicles throughout the country and they also understand the importance of securing the motorcoach to keep your collectibles safe.
You’re adding a large amount to your collection and need the space to transport your new pieces

Whether you’ve just purchased several cases of fine wine at a private estate in California or you have several dozen flats of precious gems and minerals that you just acquired at the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show, you’ll have plenty of room to store your new collectibles safely on the motorcoach for your trip home.
You’re moving and want to keep your collectibles close by during your journey
While LiTRV is not a moving company and we may not be able to transport your entire collection to your new home, our concierge specialist can help you plan how many special pieces you can fit comfortably and safely onto the motorcoach. For example, one of our recent clients was a rock musician who moved cross-country with 18 guitars on the motorcoach.
Collecting should bring you joy, and our LiTRV team is ready to help you plan a smooth, safe trip in a luxury motorcoach rental where you can travel in comfort and style. Start exploring your options today. Give us a call at 800-369-8153, email us info@litrv.com or click on the “Get a Quote” button at the bottom of our home page.

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