The RV Community has Solutions to Your Problems
RV forums are alive and well, despite the smothering effect of social media. Forums in one sense are the original social media and continue to be a reliable, preferred source of excellent information for RVers without the drama and self-indulgent nature of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Why RV Forums are Better Than Social Media
Social media can be helpful. But once you’ve seen RVers ask the same 5 questions in your Facebook group 10 times a day, it really starts to wear thin. You begin to wonder, did these people even try to find an answer? Have none of them ever heard of Google?
If you do manage to get answers to your questions, they are often diluted with snide or humorous remarks. This makes it more difficult to find any real answers that may have been offered as they get lost in the thread. Finally, if you ever try to go back and find that helpful response later, it’s almost impossible.
RV forums take it to the next level
Forums are considered the next logical step in your RV educational journey. RVers in particular have dozens of questions about an equal number of topics. Less frequent in social media, forums typically have a moderation team.
These moderators help keep the topics on point and the answers from becoming political or social rants. Answers on a forum also last virtually forever, as threads are rarely ever removed.
This means that when you are trying to find information about the water pump on a 2006 Fleetwood Bounder, you are very likely to find helpful information regardless of when it was first published.
What is the best online forum for RVers?
Having a strong RV forum to turn to with groups tuned to your specific needs is a resource all RVers seek. The top all-purpose RV forum on the internet is iRV2.com. With over 6 million readers and 45 million page views a year, iRV2.com has decades of valuable information available to RVers. Whether you just purchased a new or used motorhome or travel trailer, iRV2.com has answers for you.
Said iRV2 owner Andy Robinowitz, “We have over 5 million posts on iRV2. If it has anything to do with RVs past or present, someone has posted about it on iRV2. We don’t remove old data either. If you just purchased a 2008 Monaco or a 2012 Jayflight, you can find information on iRV2.”
You can think of RV forums as the original crowdsourcing. Rather than relying solely on the information your manufacturer or local dealer provides, you now have access to millions of RVers that share their experiences and offer tips and tricks to common RVing problems.
Multiple RV forums means more information
Not only will you find content and threads across multiple RV brands at iRV2, but brand-specific forums also exist as well. Popular brands like Airstream, Jayco, Forest River, Thor, Grand Design, Keystone, Montana, Winnebago and more are represented in similar RV ownership forums. It’s not uncommon for an RVer to join multiple forums to ensure they are equipped with all the information they need for successful RVing.
RV forum rallies and events
Forum members are committed to sharing good information, not ridiculing new RVers with common questions. This commitment builds bonds that often reach outside of the forum in the form of annual RV rallies where forum members meet in real life in a safe and fun RV rally setting. Both the iRV2 forum and the Montana Owners Club forum have an annual RV rally where members can get together in the physical realm. An in-forum group of Newmar owners called the HOOTS also holds annual get-togethers.
Much like social media, forum members frequently chat and check in on each other while online. Most forum threads have an off-topic area where virtually any topic can be discussed. Unlike social media, however, the tolerance for offending rants is basically zero. A well-run forum for RVers like iRV2.com strives diligently to make sure that the forum is a fair and safe place for discussion, not rants.
RV Forums membership is rewarding
Consider making iRV2.com your new forum home. Registration is completely free, simply visit the iRV2.com registration page. Don’t forget to visit all of these great RVing forums. There is a forum for virtually every type of RVer.
- iRV2
- Forest River Forums
- AIR Forums (for Airstream owners)
- Vintage Airstream
- Fiberglass RV
- Jayco Owners
- Keystone RV
- Crossroads Owners
- Winnebago Owners
- Redwood Owners
- Montana Owners
- Wander the West
- Escape Trailer Forum
- Dutchmen Owners
- Gulf Stream Owners
- Thor Forum
- Class B Forum
- Grand Design Forum
- Sportsmobile Forum
- Luxury Coach Lifestyle
- Truck Conversions Forum
- Skoolie Forum
- Sunline Owners Club
- 5th Wheel Owners
- Hi-Lo Trailer Forum
- Fun Finder Owners Club
- Sportsmen Classic Owners Forum
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All around RV industry enthusiast who has been RVing for 8 years and enjoys trips with his wife and dogs in their diesel pusher.
I’m trying to figure out how to winterrize our 2018 Monaco Diplomat. Our books are generic and don’t show how to do it.
iRV2 has become my go to forum. It isn’t stated, but it also has chassis forums, which even cover my 1998 P30 chassis. There’s a number of good forums out there. I’ve also used RV.net, and a number of years ago on a trip we had issues with the parking brake, and RV.net was a big help.
Use the forums!
We have a 2019 Winnebago Navion.
The main cabin door will NOT stay latched unless you slam it really hard.
Any suggestions?
I HAVE A 28 FT TRAVEL TRAILER AND HAVE LOST POWER ON MY MICROWAVE AND AC,OUTLETS ALSO! WHAT IS A EASY WAY TO CHECK MY POWER? IM NEW WITH THIS AND COULD USE SOME EXPERT OPINIONS.
I have a SunnyBrook 5th Wheel. The power from the batteries does not work unless I am attached to my tow vehicle. If I try to use my water pump and my truck isn’t attached it doesn’t come on (nor the lights), if my truck is connected it works (as well as the lights). Any ideas?
Which rv warranty is the best.
I have a 2009 fleetwood bounder with a ford chassis and am having problems with the fuel pressure
I changed the pump and module it started but died out again
Any suggestions
2029Newmar Bay Star Sport 3014 won’t level. Front wheels (both) off the ground by an inch or so. Nothing seems to help.
i have a 1984 Cobra Mini class C motorhome and can not find any info on it or any clubs, granted this aparently was not a popular RV,I dont know,is there any forums or info available???
I am looking for 2019 dutchstar 43 f
I have a 1994 Fleetwood Southwind. It has an Onan 7500 Generator. This has an electrical problem starting it but that’s not what I writing about. It also has Solar panel on the roof. When I connect the attached “Shore Power Cable” to an external Generator. That generator revs up and down between about 700 RPMs and 1800 RPMs continuously. Up and down, up and down and it does not charge my 4 Interstate Deep Cycle storage batteries, or the engine start battery. Additionally the solar panels don’t seem to charge to storage Batteries either. However the Solar Panels inside control panel indicates they are working and should be charging. When the Onan RV generator is on It charges the storage batteries.
Does anyone have any idea what is wrong?
Thank you
I am having a problem with my kabota generator wont stop cranking when i let off the button. I have replaced the solenoid but didnt help.
Does RV Pro own irv2 forum?