We can’t think of a better way to ring in the new year than by planning where to visit next. These top five New Year’s Resolutions for RVers will give you something to think about before you get on the road.
- Review RV Parks that you like (or don’t). Tell the world about the best and worst RV parks you’ve stayed at in the all-new RV LIFE Campgrounds website. Stop by RV LIFE Campgrounds and rate a park today!
- Check tire pressure more often. Skipping this critical step in maintenance can mean the difference between a fun trip and a demolished rig. New RV tire pressure monitoring systems are more affordable than ever and a cheap way to prevent blowouts from occurring.
- Commit to regular maintenance and servicing. From keeping your rubber roof conditioned and maintained to inspecting your RV brakes, maintenance is a key part of staying safe on the road. These small routines that add up to a safer, longer-lived rig and worry-free travel.
- Be kind to the environment. RVing and Mother Nature go hand-in-hand, so be nice to her: don’t dump your gray water anywhere but a septic system and always leave campgrounds cleaner than when you arrived.
- Enjoy the ride. The hardest part about RVing is finding time to do it. Don’t let your RV sit underneath a canopy all year long, get your dream trips into your schedule now before the next 365 days get away from you.
We hope these resolutions get you thinking about how you’ll enjoy the coming year in your rig. Have a terrific 2018, we’ll see you on the road!

Often called “The O.G. of full-time RVing,” Rene Agredano and her husband Jim Nelson hit the road in a fifth wheel trailer in 2007, after their dog Jerry lost a leg to terminal cancer. Sixteen years later they are still traveling and sharing their nomadic adventures at LiveWorkDream. As a self-employed wordsmith, Rene shares her expertise for many RV industry videos, publications such as the Escapees RV Club Magazine, and has authored numerous books, including the Essential RVing Guide to National Parks, and Income Anywhere, a guide to earning money on the road. She has been featured in global media outlets including the PBS documentary “NATURE: Why We Love Cats and Dogs,” The Guardian Sunday Edition, and the Dan Pink book Free Agent Nation.
Number 3 makes no sense. I was my car outside, its no different than my grey water tank. I help the environment by watering the grass
Meant to put number 4