At one point there were over 4,000 drive-in theaters in the United States like this one in Hobbs, New Mexico. Today, fewer than 300 are still standing. Same cars. Same snack bar popcorn. Same excuse to stay out past dark. The ones that survived are worth the detour.

60 years on the road together. Our sticker evolved. You stayed. The routes may change, the rigs may change, but we're still here. Here's to the next 60 years of showing up for each other and building the community that gets you where you're going.

1903. There were only 150 miles of paved road in the entire country, and most people had never seen a car. Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson bet $50 he could drive one from San Francisco to New York City. He didn't own a car, had almost no driving experience, and didn't have a single map. He bought a used Winton touring car, hired a mechanic named Sewall Crocker, and headed east. Somewhere in Idaho, they picked up a bulldog named Bud for $15 and put goggles on him to keep the dust out of his eyes. 63 days, 4,200 miles, and 800 gallons of gas later, they rolled into New York City. The car broke down 15 miles from home on the last stretch to Vermont. Bud's goggles are still at the Smithsonian. 📷 Photos: UVM Special Collections / Bailey-Howe Library, Public Domain

Driving the iconic Sea to Sky Highway from Horseshoe Bay, North Vancouver to Squamish. .c 1966.🏔️🌊🚙🇨🇦 credit: bc transport #goodsamroadtrip

Beach yoga at sunrise. Tacos at sunset. Your rig parked steps from the Pacific. New friends who feel like old ones by day two. 🌊🚐 The Good Sam California Rally hits @camplandusa this August: four days of community, campfire stories, and the kind of good time that's hard to explain unless you've been. Join us: events.leapevents.com/ticket…

Proof that life just hits different at the campsite 🏕️🚐 What’s your favorite part about RVing?

Yellowstone, 1937. No bear spray. No 100-yard rule. Just a black bear, your car door, and a sandwich you weren't supposed to share. Photo: NPS History Collection, Andrew T. Kelly, HFCA 1607

The long weekend means a lot of things to a lot of people. Campgrounds full. Grills going. Kids running between sites. But before all that, today is about remembering the people who gave everything so the rest of us could have weekends like this. How are you spending it? 👇

Time traveling.📍Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, 1970s. Cash in hand, Commander at the ready. Photo: nps.gov #goodsamroadtrip

Red rock. Open sky. Nowhere to be. (Psst.. add this to your summer to-do list.) @roam_america Horseshoe Bend puts you in the middle of Arizona canyon country: two mesas, three iconic landmarks and more trail access than you'll know what to do with. Horseshoe Bend. Antelope Canyon. Lake Powell. All within minutes. Book your spot at this Good Sam campground before summer fills up: goodsam.com/campgrounds-rv-p…