All you need to know about the full time RV lifestyle; dry camping, boondocking, places to go.
RVing can either be care free living, or total disaster. Without paying attention to road and weather conditions, your next move could end in tragedy. Driving on a Narrow Road with No Turnaround One of the scariest places for an RV to is at the end of a long, narrow…
Not everyone has the temperament or personality to pack up everything into an RV, and hit the road fulltime. Do you revel in the journey, more than the destination? Can you keep calm when things go wrong? Can you keep a small space neat and organized? If you yes to…
There are all types of weights and measurements in reference to RVs, and sometimes, it can be confusing. What does it all mean? Below, you will find some answers. If you are curious about your weight, many truck stops have scales, and they may be willing to weigh you. Also,…
I’m not trying to bash your dreams, just throwing in a reality check; you really need to think it out. Above all, be honest with yourself, about your comfort and skill levels, practicality, and resources. Be prepared! Urban Stealth Camping You may have watched young, hip, urban stealth campers on…
Spending the winters in the Desert Southwest, particularly Arizona, is one of the cheapest ways to live for RVers. You have many options, from luxurious RV resorts, to basic RV parks, to BLM LTVAs and free boondocking, out in the desert. What makes the Desert Southwest Such a Great Place…
#1) STUFF! You can’t take it all with you; in fact, you may have to get rid of 90% of your stuff. You need to decide what’s really essential to your new RV lifestyle, and what isn’t. You need to strive to keep everything at a minimum, and very practical.…
If you’re an RV newbie, the correct procedures at the dump station can seem rather confusing. Getting used to the novel world of dumping human waste can be unnerving for RV newbies, but follow a few simple rules, and it will be trauma free! Dumping your tanks doesn’t have to…
There are things you can do to reduce the impact of the wind on your RV while camping, as well as reduce any potential damage. 1) Point the Nose of Your RV Into the Wind If possible, park your RV with the front end into the wind. For a motorhome,…
