It can be a pain finding a level spot when parking your Class B RV for the night. You stop, look at the angle front to back, side to side. Maybe walk back and use a level of a smartphone app. Then back to the front to put the RV in gear and repeat the […]
We love sitting around a campfire. But, like a lot of people, we are not big fans of the smoke and mess that comes with a traditional campfire. That smoky smell permeates our clothes and even our hair and it can be quite unpleasant. We stayed in one campground a couple of weeks ago where […]Read More
We get lots of ideas and tips sent in by our audience. Some are too short for a full-length report but still useful. We’ve saved all the RV lifestyle tips you have sent us this year and by combining a bunch of them together, we’ve got a great report. Here are 8 RV lifestyle tips […]Read More
One of the things many of us do when we’re stopped for the night is spin the front passenger’s seat around so that instead of facing forward, it faces the back part of the coach, making for a way to relax, to create a conversation area or to use the front table if we decide […]Read More
According to survey on our Facebook Group, almost 70 percent of all RVers travel with pets, most often a dog. But one concern many of us have is how to keep our pets secure while traveling, or from bolting outside when we open the RV door. Lisa Gruner, of Huntsville, Alabama, shared a tip with me […]Read More
One of the things RVers need to conserve is the water they use. About the only time you don’t have to be concerned about water usage is when hooked up to city water and sewer in a big campground. But when boondocking or traveling, especially in a Class B or C motorhome, you can only […]Read More
This tip comes by email from one of our listeners named Wendy… who came across an inexpensive little gadget that can help with staying clean and showering on camping trips and hikes. It’s called the Simple Shower and it is a specially designed portable shower that attaches to just about any one- or two-liter bottle to convert […]Read More
If you’re looking for a very handy way to make sure your clothes look good and are wrinkle free as you’re traveling in your RV – and let’s face it, who isn’t – this tip is for you. It’s an iron called the Power Steam Pro. I bought one at a Family Motorcoach Association Family Reunion rally […]Read More
Maximizing space inside an RV is Job #1 for every RVer. No matter what size RV we have, we can all use more room. So we look for ways to make that happen, especially in the kitchen. Many of you are familiar with Mary Jane Curry. Mary Jane is our RV Recipes writer for the […]Read More
We received a great tip from a reader named Anne who emailed us two tips that help tidy up the interior of an RV. What Anne did was to purchase one of those tension bars that people use for closet organizers or even sometimes bathroom shower curtains. Ann set hers up across the back of […]Read More
Be it mud, snow or sand, nobody likes the thought of getting the RV stuck. Our friend Jan Matthews found a very handy little product that she always carries with her…after learning the hard way why such a product is needed. “I got stuck last year, and somebody else got stuck this year,” Jan said. […]Read More
Storage in RVs is always at a premium raising one key question: Where do we keep all the things we need? My friend Peggy Bechtel offered a great tip that I’m happy to share with you. Simply pick up a shoe bag and a good ol’ fashioned tension rod (like the kind for curtains) and […]Read More
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