Places to go in your RV.
The casino camping town of Laughlin NV came into being in 1964; that’s when Don Laughlin, who owned the 101 Club in Las Vegas, purchased the land at the southern tip of Nevada, across the Colorado River from Bullhead City AZ. Don Laughlin built the Riverside casino and hotel, and…
History of the San Xavier del Bac Mission Father Kino, a Jesuit missionary founded Mission San Xavier del Bac in 1692. It’s at the center of a centuries-old Tohono O’odham Indian settlement along the banks of the Santa Cruz River, about 10 miles south of downtown Tucson. Originally built in…
The United States has an infinite variety of culture between the different states, and much open, wildland. It could take you a lifetime to see it all. From national and state parks and forests, from historic monuments to theme parks; it’s no wonder more and more people set out every…
Cathedral Gorge is along U.S. Highway 93, approximately 165 miles north of Las Vegas. Situated in beautiful Lincoln County, Nevada, it’s just one mile from the tiny farming and ranching town of Panaca. It’s been a popular local picnic area, as well as a dramatic backdrop for open-air plays and…
Why living the van life? Vans absolutely do not have the homey comforts of an RV, such as a bathroom or a kitchen. However, it’s cheaper compared to an RV, it’s easier to park, and you can go places a big rig can’t. Below are some tips to make life…
Pulling into a gas station can be a high-stress ordeal for newbie Rvers; the challenge is maneuvering such a large vehicle around in a small space. If you drive a truck camper or a class B van, then most any gas station will do. But the bigger your rig, the…
The National Parks of Utah have some of the most surreal and other worldly landscapes in America. Utah quite rightly belongs on the “must-see” list of any RVer and boondocker. Magnificent and towering red sandstone cliffs, deep, wooded canyons, unusual rock formations and ancient petroglyphs attract visitors from all over…
There are a few things people who live in cities take for granted. These include cell service, free cell service, banks and ATMs, different types of food, supplies, and restaurants. Below are some tips to help you city slickers navigate small town, rural America. Money and Plastic: If you live…
There is no such thing as a one size fits all RV budget. Some people manage to live on $1,000 a month, but many others may need a budget much higher. But there are a few common expenses that every RVer has. Familiarizing yourself with these common RV expenses will…
