Thunder can be scary. Lightning can be deadly! Have you ever wondered what would happen if your RV was stuck by lightning? We have gathered all the facts so you can know for certain if your family is safe from nature’s wrath.
Are you part of the 53% of RVers who RV with your Dog? Our pets are our family, friends and companions. They’re also entertaining. Which makes sense why it’s such a joy to bring them on your RV Adventures. Before you head out with your leash in hand, here’s a few things to consider…
The Golden Rule of RVing is the same Golden Rule of Life. Do unto fellow campers as you’d like them to do to you. As long as you take a moment to think about the other person’s viewpoint you can become the Ultimate RV Neighbor!
An RV is an extension of yourself in many ways. Your style, taste, and the options available to you based on what you enjoy really shine in the type of setup you have with your rig. When you first buy an RV there are a few basics you’ll want to tackle right away in your journey to make it feel like your Home Away from Home.
Talking about the RV Black and Gray tanks isn’t usually a hot topic at the dinner table. However it is important that you know what you’re doing before you head out and make a really crappy mistake.
Summer is almost here, and it’s time for camping! Here are 5 cleaning tips for RVs that will help keep the RV in tip top shape. 1. Vacuum/sweep and maybe mop after your camping trip or getting the RV out … Continued
Nothing is more irksome than starting off a camping trip by arriving at your campsite and finding it full of trash. All too often RVers complain about other campers ruining camping experiences by leaving behind their trash, not picking up … Continued
If you’re interested in buying a new 5th wheel or trailer RV, you’re probably wondering about the towing situation. Here’s our towing advice for new RVers in California. Our best advice for towing in California: 1. Never ever tow over the … Continued
California has a lot of great camping, but being in an RV over 40+ feet can make you feel really limited in where you can go. Here’s a few amazing California camping spots for 40+’ RVs.
The pros and cons of buying new vs. used RVs can go on and on, but whichever you choose, buy what you feel most comfortable owning. If you are handy and love doing remodeling or redesign, buying used might be for you. If you want something ready to go and don’t want it in the shop all the time, buying new might be more your style.