School
Indian River State College at Vero Beach
Expertise
Luxury Travel, National Parks, Outdoor Lifestyle
- Sarah grew up traveling the continental U.S. in a 1991 Airstream Motorhome with a family of seven (now eight).
- As a U.S. and Finnish dual-citizen, she is passionate about sharing Nordic culture, including saunas, avanto, and sisu.
- She has now officially lived in every corner of the continental U.S., including Maine, Florida, Arizona, and Washington State.
Experience
Sarah Joseph is a travel journalist who brings the wild to life through straightforward storytelling and practical tips. From rustic retreats to luxury getaways, she connects her readers to the world's greatest adventures. Favorite experiences include visiting award-winning hotels such as The Lodge in Bodega Bay, CA; the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, FL; and the Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa in Whitefield, NH—as well as once-in-a-lifetime opportunities like the VIP NASCAR experience. She has also interviewed high-profile celebrities like country star John King and Below Deck's Adam Glick about RV life and on-the-road living.
Education
Sarah has a Bachelor's degree in Organizational Management from Indian River State College at Vero Beach
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Washington
By Sarah Joseph
With an iconic tulip festival, cool art vendors, farmers markets, and whale watching tours, Washington's San Juan Islands gateway of Anacortes is a must-visit.
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This New Hampshire ATV trail system stretches over 1,000 miles through rough and splendid New England landscape — here's how to explore it for yourself.
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