There is a lot of useful information from seasoned RVers whether you’re considering full-timing, interested in boondocking, or just love to find new places to camp. Follow these ten RV bloggers as they travel full-time and post their tips, stories, and beautiful travel photos. 1. The Batman & Robyn BJ, also known as The Batman, […]
This New Book Is Your Ultimate Guide To Life On The Road
Whether you’re looking to live full-time in an RV or just use one for occasional trips, you won’t want to miss the new bestselling book, “Living the RV Life – Your Ultimate Guide to Life on the Road” by Marc and Julie Bennett of RVLove. If you haven’t heard of RVLove, you’ll find that their […]
What You Should Know About Traveling With Kids
Do you read through RV blogs and websites, dreaming about traveling when your kids leave the house? I’ve got news for you—camping in an RV is something you and your kids can do right now. The RV lifestyle scares away most families with the idea of being cramped into a small space with impatient children or moody teenagers. Still, […]
10 RV-Friendly Meals To Cook While Camping
Cooking while camping can seem like a daunting task. Problems like food storage, time management, and limited counter space can make having home-cooked meals seem impractical. Even with access to electricity, you might be tempted to skip the wholesome meals and head to a fast food restaurant. On the other hand, it’s important to remain happy and healthy […]
Your Ultimate Guide To Boondocking Off-The-Grid
Boondocking, also known as dry camping, dispersed camping, or wild camping, is the art of staying in the wilderness without hookups or designated campsites. For RVers looking for tranquility, isolation, and a way to reconnect with nature, it is an ideal experience. Boondocking has its difficulties, but if you arrive prepared, you can have the time of […]
How To Avoid The Dangers Of An Overweight Trailer
Do you need to lose weight? No, I don’t mean go on a diet or start exercising more. I’m talking about trailer weight—you know, those extra pounds that stack up every time you buy a souvenir or invest in a new DVD player for your RV. According to the RVSEF, about 60% of travel trailers exceed […]
Take Time To Appreciate The Journey In Your RV
When I tell people my wife and I are heading out on an extended RV trip, they will invariably ask, “Where are you going,” expecting me to answer with a destination like Yellowstone, Las Vegas, or maybe the Grand Canyon. My response is “that way” as I point a finger in the general direction we […]
Why Buyers Are Choosing Smaller RVs On Purpose
Today’s RV shoppers are choosing smaller RVs on purpose for many reasons and we explore the pros and cons of downsizing to small RV living.
3 Quick Tips For Organizing Your RV Refrigerator
Learning to organize your RV refrigerator is like an art that develops with practice. These three quick tips will help you get started.
12 Attractions RVers Can Experience Along U.S. I-75
Every year, the I-75 leads millions of RVers from Canada and the U.S. Mid-West to the warmer South with many things to see and do along the way.
Don’t Get A New RV Mattress (Until You Do This)
Does your back hurt when you go RV camping? The problem isn’t you, it’s probably your mattress. Don’t get a new RV mattress until you do these four things.