All you need to know about the full time RV lifestyle; dry camping, boondocking, places to go.
Many RVers take their pets with them while traveling, but that can create a lot of unexpected opportunities for your pets to get lost. But there are steps you can take to prevent a lost pet, and find them if they do get lost. RVers have unique challenges when it…
If your RV pet could pass along a suggestion for the summer, it would be to find some simple solutions to make traveling across America in your RV more comfortable in the heat. One frugal solution is to get a cooling pad, which is a mat made out of cold…
You may be used to the smooth ride of the typical passenger car or pickup truck, or even a diesel motorhome, so you may be in for an unpleasant surprise when you first drive a gas engine Class A motorhome. It may wobble and sway around every corner, and a…
For the RV neophyte, some RV terminology may seem like a foreign language! Here is a nice long list of typical RV related terms and their definitions used within the RV community. AC or A/C: AC is the 120 volt alternating current electrical system. (the same as ina house). AC…
Fulltime RVing can involve some unique emotional challenges, especially if you have an extroverted personality, or very close to your family or community. Many of these challenges can be overcome, but if you’re considering the RV lifestyle, you need to know what to expect emotionally. By knowing what to expect,…
First, let’s define boondocking: RV camping out in the “boonies” (nature) with no designated sites, hookups, or facilities. Newbie RVers can have many fears and questions about boondocking. This isn’t the typical RV park experience! Some common questions and fears are, is it safe? How do you find boondocking spots?…
The Roof One of the most important checks you can make on an RV is the roof. A leaky RV roof can cause massive damage, often unseen. A leaky roof can cause rot inside the walls, weakening the entire structure, and also cause unseen mold, which can make you sick.…
