While YouTube often makes full-time RV living look like the easy life, there are a few truths you must know. Without a doubt, the RV lifestyle does have advantages over sticks and bricks, but there are unexpected challenges. Be prepared to not only embrace new places on the road of…
You’ve marveled at the graceful, undulating red sandstone of Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, and now you have the opportunity to visit the most photographed natural wonders in the world. Get your camera, and prepare yourself for an awe-inspiring road trip to Page, Arizona. The best times for photographing Antelope…
You have an RV, because you want to see the country, and because you love the natural beauty of our land. But you likely won’t see much of that speeding down a big interstate highway. While Google Maps or your GPS will likely direct you to the big interstate, try…
So you’ve made the jump to a full-time life on the road; free as a bird, able to come and go as you please. However, deciding where to go next isn’t always as simple as filling up the tank, and hitting the road. There are a few things to consider,…
Your home on wheels requires maintenance, and many of the small RV DIY repairs can be done yourself. Think about it; your RV is like both a house and a car, which means, you’ll need to carry both basic car and home repair tools in your RV tool kit. Let’s…
Safford Arizona, near the New Mexican border, offers some good opportunities for boondocking. It’s a little bit off the beaten path, on Highways 70 and 191; if you want to get off I-10 to or from New Mexico, a detour through Safford could be quite satisfying. You’ll find a variety…
While most snowbirds RVing to Arizona immediately think of Quartzsite or Yuma, the desert around the tiny town of Ajo presents a few possibilities. Once you hit Yuma, go east on I15 to Gila Bend, then go south on Hwy 85 to Ajo. Originally founded as a mining town in…
If you face a situation such as an impending natural disaster or civil unrest, it pays to have a plan to safely leave, or “bug out.” Owning an RV puts you in a good position to bug out, but you can even set up your car to camp for a…
There are three common types of RV refrigerators available: two-way, which works on propane and 120v AC, three-way which works on propane, 120v AC and 12v DC, and finally, residential refrigerators, which only work on 120v AC. RV Propane Refrigerators Two-way RV refrigerators run on both propane and 120v AC…
