Places to go in your RV.
One thing to consider when boondocking with your RV is appropriate roads for your particular rig; a 4×4 truck camper, or a 4×4 truck towing a micro-lite trailer can go deeper off the beaten path than a Class A, B or C motorhome. Keep boondocking safety on the top of…
There are many places where you can park your RV for a single day or night along the road. Keep in mind, it’s just for one night, and it’s not the same as a campground; don’t put out your awning and lawn chairs, and set up the BBQ! Keep it…
There are a few free options on the road for dumping your black and grey tanks, and refilling the fresh. Here are a few tips to help you to find free locations for dumping and filling. Mark these locations on your paper map, in case you don’t have cell phone…
A travel solar charger is a great purchase for anyone who likes to travel. This portable energy device is easy to use and runs off of the sun’s energy. A portable charger does not need any international voltage adapters because it never needs to be plugged into electricity. You will…
Gas prices are soaring! This has resulted in elevated travel expenses. If you travel by RV, you have some control over the costs. Here are some ways to save money on gas: * Switch to synthetic motor oil. It reduces engine friction and may make your car a little less…
With the ever growing popularity of travel nursing, some are confused on what really is the job of traveling nurses. So what is travel nursing anyway? Well, in its simplest form, travel nursing refers to providing nursing services for a short term assignments to medical facilities that lack nurses. With…
Going on a trip is usually thought of as a wonderful experience; it’s one you and your family may have planned and looked forward to for some time. To get the most out of the experience, it’s important to have the means to overcome those little discomforts that can make…
Americans are known for seeking the roads less traveled and, in many cases, continuing to journey even after the road ends. More than 50 million Americans went off-roading in 2015, a 42 percent increase since 2010. For fans of off-roading, there are two considerations when taking to the dirt and…
