Many of us have visited George Washington’s famous plantation at Mount Vernon, but we were intrigued to stop in at Pope’s Creek Farm, the spot on the Potomac where our first President was born. More interesting by far than the displays was what we found out from the ranger on duty at the COVID era […]Read More
A high-quality cleaner can make cleaning easier and extend the lifespan of your awning, so here's a guide to the best RV awning cleaning products. Jennifer and I rarely use our awning if we are staying only one night at a place. But when we stay longer, our awning becomes an extension of our living […]Read More
No RVer likes emptying the waste tanks. But the easiest way to do so in our book is through an RV macerator pump. We have had lots of different RVs (all Class B or Class C motorhomes) over the years and on every RV we've had, we've insisted on an RV macerator pump. Whenever I […]Read More
Munising MI was one of the first destinations Jennifer and I ventured to when we started RVing! Take a look at this video I did of the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore all the way back in 2012 when Jennifer and I first started our RVing adventures. This isn’t even on our YouTube channel! This video […]Read More
Spring is here and it's time to dewinterize your RV– Here's How! If you're like me, you took great care to winterize your RV at the end of the last season. But now it's that time of year to undo all that hard work. Even if it's been in winter storage, it's important to dewinterize […]Read More
Across the country, officials are shutting down boondocking areas in many areas because of growing problems with vandalism, litter, and even human waste. Blame it on a combination of homeless encampments in some areas and inconsiderate campers who fail to clean up after themselves and keep clean campsites. But the result is the same, frustrated […]Read More
Tallulah Gorge State Park is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia, and it’s easy to see why Tallulah Falls camping is so popular. Located in North Georgia, Tallulah Gorge is 1000 feet deep and 2 miles long. It was formed by the Tallulah River, which visitors can hike alongside or whitewater raft if […]Read More
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One of the sweetest deals anywhere is the New Mexico annual camping pass. It's good in all New Mexico State Parks An Annual New Mexico camping pass for all the state parks? Yep, all the camping you want for a flat fee. A few states sell annual camping passes, but nothing beats camping in New […]Read More
Here’s a guide to some of the best camping music festivals that are also RV-friendly. As a music fan, there’s nothing like the experience of attending a live music festival with your favorite artists. Outdoor festivals are the best ways to see a bunch of acts at once instead of waiting for each of their […]Read More
With so much history and natural beauty packed into such a small area, it’s no wonder the Florida Keys are a prime destination for RVers. The Keys are broken down into 5 distinct areas: Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine Key, and Key West. In this article, we're going to focus on all of our favorite […]Read More
The amateur radio hobby is a perfect complement to the RV Lifestyle, offering community, public service and so many fun opportunities that you can stay busy a lifetime. Personally, I've been a radio amateur, or ham operator, since I was a teenager. My ham call sign is K8ZRH. Now a half century later and on […]Read More
The best gifts for RV owners include gadgets, tools, and helpful guides. Jennifer and I made a video once about the top ten Christmas gifts for RV owners. But I thought I would extend that list to include even more great gifts! I’m going to share the Christmas gift video again with you below. Though […]Read More
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