With Snowbird season nearing it’s end, and the weather still frigid back home in Canada or the northern states, fulltime Rvers turn their attention to good, springtime places to camp. Higher in elevation, but not so high to still be cold, here are a few scenic suggestions, along the major…
Have you just found out about a growing trend, called full time RV boondocking? What is Boondocking? Boondocking, is definitely a funny word! It refers to camping in an RV out in the boondocks. RV is the slang term for recreational vehicle. That could be a motorhome, such as a…
Some types of RVs are more designed for boondocking than others. But there certain features that should be considered when looking for an RV, if your goal is to boondock. A 4×4 truck camper will have a higher clearance, and better off road ability. In contrast, a Class A, Class…
A lot of newbies to the RV lifestyle, especially boondockers wonder, “how do you do laundry when RVing?” The simplest answer is, at a laundromat. Or, check into an RV park every few weeks, to dump and fill your tanks, as well as do laundry. But there are a few…
“LP” is an abbreviation for liquefied petroleum. The terms “LP-gas” and “LPG” are often used as an abbreviation for propane. While propane tanks are very heavy and sturdy, they can begin to leak, due to age or damage. You may not know this, but removable DOT propane tanks (like the…
An “extend-a -stay-kit” for your motorhome’s propane system can give you a few advantages. This is particularly true if you camp more than a week or two at a time. This could be an advantage at an RV park, state or national park, or boondocking on public lands. If you…
Often, when you are boondocking, or camping at a national or state park, you will not be able to find a radio station. Also, your mobile internet may be weak, and you won’t be able to get online to stream radio, or you may not want to “spend” your limited…
