It’s been years since the question “Will it play in Peoria?” had any validity. This famous idiom was often employed to determine whether a product or show would find success in Middle America. Today, … [Read More...]
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What You Need To Know About Satellite Messengers
For those who enjoy boondocking in the backcountry away from the crowds, or drive through sections of the country where cell coverage isn’t always reliable, investing in a satellite messenger may … [Read More...]
Learn Overlanding Basics and Beyond at The Overland Rallies
Tent camping and RVing may seem like worlds apart. But if you know overlanding basics, you can enjoy the best of both worlds. The Overland Rallies in Washington, British Columbia and Colorado are a … [Read More...]
How We Found A Boondocking Spot In An Unconventional Way
My wife and I were set to rendezvous with our RVing friends on the way to North Dakota recently. Our friends were several hours ahead of us with the plans that they would find a boondocking spot along … [Read More...]
The Best Places To Go Whale Watching On The Oregon Coast
Highway 101 follows the Pacific Ocean for the entire stretch of the Oregon Coast, passing several small towns, state parks, RV campgrounds and resorts. There's a little something for everyone whether … [Read More...]
Visit These Hidden Gems In Burlington, Vermont
Vermont may be one of the smallest states in the country, but its history and charm are huge draws year-round. Though Montpelier, with a population of less than 10,000, is the state capital, … [Read More...]
4 Useful Tools For Tracking Your RV Maintenance
Maintenance is something every RV owner should keep track of for several reasons. Most importantly, it will keep your RV in safe working condition and prevent expensive problems later on down the … [Read More...]
How to Get a National Park Camp Host Job
The National Park camp host is a welcome sight after a long journey. That friendly nod and recognizable ranger-esque uniform instantly brings a sense of comfort and familiarity in unfamiliar, wild … [Read More...]
12 Tips For Home Safety While You’re Away
Several times I have shared tips on how to keep you and your RV safe from criminals while on the road and in the boondocks. As I shared, statistically, you are very unlikely to have an issue while … [Read More...]
Take A Road Trip To Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley
Shortly after the Old Dominion State created the now-famous “Virginia is For Lovers” slogan in 1969, Massanutten Resort opened in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Located just 40 miles north of … [Read More...]
If You Can Hear Thunder, Lightning Is Not Far Away
Since we are right in the middle of lightning season—between May and September—it’s worth remembering that 92 percent of lightning injuries and deaths occur during these months. It’s also worth noting … [Read More...]
Get RV-Specific Directions On The New RV LIFE App
For years, RVers have relied on expensive RV-specific GPS devices to get us to our destination safely. Whether built-in to the RV or purchased aftermarket, base model or elaborate tablet design, … [Read More...]
Three Great East Coast Trails Near RV Parks
The Eastern Seaboard is a busy place. Finding solitude can be a challenge when you're RVing among the 117 million residents who live in Atlantic Coast states. But getting away from crowds isn't … [Read More...]
Use This Quiet New Dehumidifier To Prevent Mold In Your RV
Humidity can cause serious moisture-related problems in your RV if it is not taken care of properly. It can result in condensation building up on your windows, window seals, window panes, and even on … [Read More...]
5 Reasons You Should Switch To Portable Solar Power
There are many reasons why RVers prefer using solar panels instead of generators or campground hookups. It’s not only more eco-friendly, but solar power enables us to boondock off the grid away from … [Read More...]
How To Keep Beach Sand Out Of Your RV
Visiting the beach is a must in the summer, but it also means you're going to be bringing back tons of sand. Here are a few things you can do to help keep sand from getting tracked in and around your … [Read More...]
Take A Road Trip To Northern Manitoba
Paint Lake Provincial Park near Thompson, Manitoba encompasses nearly 56,000 acres of Precambrian boreal forest. The park is located 460 miles north of Manitoba’s capital of Winnipeg and lies on the … [Read More...]
How To Run Your RV Air Conditioner On 2,200 Watts
In my last two posts, I shared how I reinforced my battery rack in order to carry a heavier generator and how I designed a “table” to carry the generator above the rack. For years I have traveled … [Read More...]