You’ve probably had people tell you to “be positive” or “don’t worry.” While optimism is a valuable trait in many situations, you shouldn’t let it prevent you from knowing what to do in a crisis or buying the right emergency gear. In-the-moment emergency supplies Window breaker/Seatbelt cutter tool: If your RV is in an accident and ends […]
Unexpected Ways We Harm The Environment While Camping
You’ve probably heard the saying “pack it in, pack it out,” meaning you should leave nothing at your campsite that wasn’t there before. But as long as you pick up all of your trash, the environment will be fine, right? Wrong. The truth is that there are many other ways to cause unintentional damage. If […]
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 […]
Best Tip To Drive Your RV Through Highway Toll Lanes
RV gets stuck on Golden Gate Bridge toll lane. Follow this best tip to drive your RV through highway toll lanes and you won’t end up like he did.
How To Get Injured Or Die In The National Parks This Summer
Want to end your RV trip in a body bag? Here’s how to get injured or die in the national parks on your next summer adventure.
Are You Drinking Contaminated Campground Water?
If you think your RV water is safe, think again. You could be drinking contaminated campground water.
Can High Winds Flip RVs Parked In A Campground?
Yes, high winds can flip RVs but rarely when you’re parked. Here’s how to minimize the impact that breezy days have on your stationary RV.
Five Easy RVing Safety Tips to Avoid Tragic Endings
Staying safe on the road isn’t complicated. Follow these simple RVing safety tips for uninterrupted fun on the road to adventure.
Low Voltage In Your RV? Don’t Let This Happen To You
Some RVers have learned the hard way when do-it-yourself electricians “plumb in” new RV electrical hookups at a campground. What happens sometimes is the campground will wire in 220 volts, when it should only be 120 volts, which results in high-voltage problems such as smoked wiring and burnt-out electronics. On the other hand, low voltage […]
How Weight Distribution Hitches Work (And Why You Need One)
Weight distribution hitches have long been the ideal solution for smooth, trouble-free towing. They mean the difference between an easy towing experience and a not-so-enjoyable one, especially in bad weather, rough road conditions, or when weight is a concern. Why do you need a weight distribution hitch? In fact, weight is the number one factor […]
How to Handle and Drive Your RV Like a Pro
Learn how to maneuver and back up your RV by following these suggestions from the road. In no time you will be driving like a seasoned pro.