All you need to know about the full time RV lifestyle; dry camping, boondocking, places to go.
To put it bluntly, getting an oil change for your motorhome can be much more challenging than getting an oil change for your car. You can’t simply pull into Jiffy Lube with a 30’ long motorhome. In fact, things like oil changes are one reason why some people choose a…
Whether you want to winter in Florida or plan to snowbird out West, there are advantages to choosing a Class A motorhome. If you’re planning on getting into the RV lifestyle, you’re undoubtedly wondering what type of rig to choose. Should you go with a travel trailer or a 5th…
New Orleans is a unique, world-class city, full of fun, food, and music. New Orleans is the best city to party, from the nightclubs along Bourbon Street, the fantastic food in the French Quarter, and of course, Mardi Gras. But, once the party is over, the restorative solitude only nature…
Every RV newbie needs to stop and think about a few things before deciding on the perfect campsite. The right campground can turn an ordinary RV trip and into a truly memorable one, but on the other hand, the wrong campground can make your trip difficult, problematic, and downright unpleasant.…
Dallas, Texas is a big city, and there are times you simply need to get away from city life. The good news is, the peace of mind only camping can give is closer than you think. Camping reconnects you with your spirit, and it also can reconnect you with your…
Almost 25 million Americans hit the road in their RVs last spring and summer, according to a survey by Go RVing. That means a lot of people were on the road when the COVID-19 pandemic derailed the country. There are a few things the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdowns have…
When you’re traveling in an RV, mobile apps and websites can often come in handy. Two favorites of the RV community are the Allstays app and the RV Parky app. Also keep in mind, both of these apps also have free websites, so an app isn’t really necessary. You can…
Preventing both water tanks and RV water lines from freezing during the winter can be challenging. If you must live in your RV during freezing weather, there are a few things you can do to keep your water from freezing. Keeping Your RV Water Tanks from Freezing One thing you…
If you’re boondocking somewhere with moderate temperatures in the day, that dip to freezing overnight, you might worry about your tanks or water lines freezing. Rest assured, if it’s freezing temperatures for just a few hours, you probably have nothing to worry about. Most of your water lines, if not…
