Previously we looked at 5 Important Things You Should Look For In An RV Show. In this entry, we will look at getting the most out of your day at an RV show. Here are 5 tips to help you plan your visit. 1. Make a plan before you go Visit the show’s website to […]
2 Things You Need To Know About RV Door Locks
The RV entry door lock shown below has probably been installed in hundreds of thousands of travel trailers, fifth wheels, and truck campers over the years. In this entry, I want to share two tips that could very well save you from aggravation during your travels. 1. How do you know if your door will […]
5 Ways To Keep Your RV Storage Organized
Many of us don’t use our RVs as often during the winter months as we do the rest of the year. It makes this a good time to go through the RV and organize it for the upcoming camping season. The first thing to do is sort through everything that has accumulated in your RV […]
5 Tips To Improve Your Night Driving Safety
Nighttime travel, particularly along remote roads where obstacles and wildlife may be found, can be treacherous. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that nighttime driving fatalities occur three times more frequently than that of daytime driving. During low light times, the human eye has a more difficult time with depth perception, color determination, and […]
What We Learned From Alaska’s Point Mackenzie Earthquake
The morning of November 30, while in mid-conversation with my husband about the odd behavior of the dogs, the world shook us off our feet. As dishes, dry goods, and belongings flew out of cabinets, and the power went out, I grabbed the dog and bolted toward the door. The earth was shaking so violently […]
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. […]
Keep Your RV From Being Stolen While You Are Away
Many RVers are concerned about their RV being stolen from the boondocks while they are out exploring away from camp for the day. As I have shared in past posts, you are highly unlikely to be a victim of crime in the boondocks as criminals are opportunists applying their trade where there is ample opportunity. […]
Keep Moss From Growing In Your Taillights
Awhile back, I provided a tip on an easy way to check the operations of your brake lights. While recently checking the lights on my travel trailer via the method outlined, I discovered one side wasn’t working. Popping the lens off, I discovered the inside of it had become a mini solarium hosting green plant […]
How To Keep Beach Sand Out Of Your RV
Visiting the beach is a must in the summer, but it also means you’re going to be bringing back tons of sand. Here are a few things you can do to help keep sand from getting tracked in and around your RV. Use a brush to clean off Pack a small brush to wipe off […]
How To Get The Most Out Of Your AAA Discounts
Having a membership to AAA can be a lifesaver in case your car or RV breaks down and you need roadside assistance, but did you know that members can also get discounts on everything from shopping to lodging? Taking advantage of all their included discounts can pay for your membership in itself, even if you […]
Wildfire Safety Tips That Could Save Your Life
Wildfires can occur for a variety of reasons, but most are caused by human actions, whether directly (ie unattended campfires, fireworks) or indirectly (transformer sparks, powerline arcing, etc). The National Park Service estimates that only about 10% of wildfires are started by natural causes such as lightning. Regardless of how they are started, they are […]