Boondocking, or free camping in an RV is a great lifestyle! Here are the tips and tricks to make your RV boondocking successful!
Life on the road doesn’t need to wait for retirement. Anyone can manage to make a living on the road and live affordably and comfortably in an RV. While there are limitations, you’ll be able to have everything you need in your home on wheels. You may not be able…
RVers love their solar panels. However, no one likes cleaning them, especially when it involves climbing on the roof. But, as you know, dust, exhaust residue, and even worse, bird poop and pine sap can reduce the power output of your solar panels. In fact, studies have shown that dirt and dust…
Mountain lions, also called pumas and cougars, are without a doubt, the apex predators of the west. These sleek, fast, and stealthy ambush predators have been known to attack both pets and people. While this is unusual, mountain lions are unpredictable and can be extremely dangerous. For example, a group…
The coyote is the most common predator you will encounter while boondocking. Understanding some basic coyote behavior and following a few safety tips, you should not have a problem with these cunning canines. Shop coyote deterrents on Amazon. About the Coyote The coyote is a very adaptable animal; once confined…
We all love to let our dogs enjoy the sense of freedom that comes with boondocking. However, there are some good reasons to keep your dog leashed, even while out in the great outdoors. Of course, there are also times when it is totally appropriate to let your four-footed friend…
They say that you can just drive away from bad weather when living in an RV. But is that true? Yes, no and that depends. Be Aware of the Weather Before You Go Before you even hit the road for your next destination, go online to check the weather for…
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…
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…
