Most of us picked up on life’s little niceties when we were young, say in kindergarten. Sharing. Taking turns. Working at developing patience. For the most part, we see it in our fellow RVers—courtesy seems like a general rule among most. But still, there are areas where it seems like some need those little ‘gentle […]
A Simple Solution To Hooking Up Your Travel Trailer
Ever since man first attempted to back a horseless carriage up to the coupler of a trailer, he has been trying to devise an easier way to make tow ball and coupler come together in harmony. Wives have used hand gestures in futility, convex mirrors have been mounted on trailer tongues to reflect a view […]
Montana RV Campground Surprise
RVers as a rule are a friendly bunch, readily sharing information about the places they have been and the roads they have traveled. This sharing of information is often invaluable, whether you a looking for a good place to camp or want to know about driving conditions up ahead. Of course, when you have just […]
Golf and RVing at Paragon Resort
One of the advantages of RV travel if you are a golfer is that you have the opportunity to play on different courses away from home. At rvlife.com, you can learn about the many golf course options available to you by reading “The 19th Hole,” the blog written by Rick Stedman, who also writes “The […]
Queen of the Petrified Forest
There are so many interesting places to see in the U.S. that you can never hope to visit them all. The task is to sort out the ones that appeal to you and point your RV in that direction. The blogs at rvlife.com offer a way to sift through the attractions. Our bloggers write about […]
Beauty and Solitude in Nevada
Among the experienced RVers who write regularly at rvlife.com, no one has done more traveling in an RV than Sharlene Minshall. She was a full-time RVer for 20 years and has driven her motorhome to remote outposts in Alaska, the beaches of Baja California and everywhere in between. In recent years she made her home […]
A Guide to Roadside Fruit Stands
You will find all the columns and features of the print edition of RV Life at RVLife.com, but there is much additional content as well, including blogs that provide both practical information and entertaining accounts of interesting people and places. In the category of useful information is the blog entitled, “The Healthy Traveler.” It is […]
Touring the Truman Home
The primary circulation area of RV Life is in the West, and so most of our travel articles focus on destinations in the West. But go to the blogs at rvlife.com and you will find a broader geographical range, particularly in the weekly “RV Travel Tales” blog written by Arline Chandler. Arline and her husband, […]
Friendly Folk
The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association estimates that nearly 9 million households own an RV, and although it’s not known exactly how many travel in an RV full time, it appears to be a growing number. The American Community Survey, which produces population and dwelling unit estimates for the U.S. Census Bureau, lumps together people who […]
Getting Away from It All
There are many ways to enjoy the RV lifestyle. You can travel to RV resorts and revel in luxurious amenities. You can stay at campgrounds at state and national parks and pursue outdoor recreation. And you can drive to remote areas, far from civilization, and camp on your own. Dave Helgeson takes the latter approach, […]
Timely Advice
The RV lifestyle is an active one, and that’s why our magazine has monthly columns on golf and fishing, and we periodically run articles on everything from kayaking and hiking to skiing and pickleball. All of the content in our print edition is also available online at rvlife.com, but there are also additional articles online […]