In late October 2018, Dave Stephenson released his most recent book, Notes from the Bardo. In this book, Dave shares his experiences of his first two years as a full-time RVer alone on the road in a Class C RV, starting off as a know-nothing newbie, and learning valuable experiences as he traveled through the […]
How To Find & Review RV Parks On Our New App
You’ve heard it said, “It’s not about the destination, it’s the journey.” Truth be told, with RVing, it’s both. To enjoy either of those, you need to be able to find an accommodating campsite for your tent, trailer, fifth wheel, or motorhome. Whether it’s a quick overnight stop on your way to a National Park, […]
Offline Access: No Internet, No Problem
Whether you are camping in a National Park or glamping at your favorite motorcoach resort, the words “no internet” can be as scary as an empty fresh water tank or dead batteries. Even in places with the oft-used but less often implemented “free Wi-Fi”, sometimes the internet can be so slow that consulting your favorite […]
New RV Resort Open In California Wine Country
In Central California’s gorgeous wine country, Cava Robles RV Resort recently celebrated their Grand Opening in June 2018. This new luxury resort in the rolling vineyards of Paso Robles has full hookup RV sites and cottages, as well as many on-site activities like wine tasting. Cava Robles Resort has a unique layout with three types […]
First Public Golf Course In Last Six Years Opens In Texas
Located in Central Texas between Austin and San Antonio, San Marcos is where you’ll find the first golf course built in the Lone Star State in the last six years. Recently opened is the Gary Stephenson-designed Kissing Tree Golf Club. The name is derived from Texas Gov. Sam Houston’s affection for the ladies, who were […]
3 Things That Shouldn’t Stop You From Full-Time RVing
Full-time RVing is certainly not for everyone, but many people dream of hitting the road full-time if life was different. The good news is that this lifestyle is very doable, it just takes some effort, planning, and downsizing. If you think you can’t RV full-time because of these three reasons, think again. 1. Kids Of […]
6 Things You Need To See In Cripple Creek, Colorado
Cripple Creek, Colorado and its sister city, Victor, are located about an hour southwest of Colorado Springs at an elevation of almost 9,500 feet. Although it is known as one of Colorado’s casino towns with plenty of modern casinos, the Cripple Creek area has a rich and vibrant history. Ute tribes used the land as part […]
Do You Really Need RV-Safe Toilet Paper?
When it comes to the toilet paper you use in your rig, do you go for the septic-safe TP advertised for RVs and boats, or do you just buy the same regular rolls that you use back at home? Some say this rapid-dissolving TP will help keep your waste tank from getting clogged, but others […]
8 Ways To Stay Warm While Camping In Cold Weather
Don’t let the cool temperatures of the fall season keep you from getting out and camping. There are great advantages to “cold season” camping, including fewer people, fall colors, and seeing areas in different seasons, to name a few. With some preparation, most people can stay comfortable in cooler temperatures and keep on adventuring! 1. […]
This Couple Downsized To Travel Full-Time In A Van
In the fall of 2014, Ian Achey and Lisa Aquino made a decision to shake things up. The two youthful climbing adventurers were tired of their comfortable, predictable lives, spending their days in an office at the 9-5 grind with a regular paycheck. Instead of talking about doing the things they love but not having […]
8 Insanely Easy RV Mods That Take Less Than An Hour
RV mods and upgrades don’t always have to take weeks or months. These simple ideas from iRV2 members should only take you about an hour or less and they’ll make a huge difference. 1. Get rid of odors with a holding tank vent Average time: 10-20 minutes These holding tank vents can be attached to […]