RV setup at a campground for newbies can be a daunting experience those first few times. Here’s a very helpful checklist for you. We’re in a Class C RV so the things we do and the order in which we do them may differ for you if you are in something different. But generally, whatever […]
We have some RV tips for you this week that comes from our Facebook community in answer to a question about cleaning RV Floors. John was the original poster on our Facebook Group and he asked: QUESTION: What is the best way or tool to vacuum and mop my RV? In the first two hours […]Read More
Delivery day for your RV is a time of great excitement but before you drive off, here are 35 critical things to know before you take delivery of a new RV This article was written to answer an email I received from one of our followers who asked if I had a checklist of things […]Read More
Everyone knows how useful apps can be for daily living, but apps for RV travel can really come in handy on the road. From finding a place to stay to documenting your journey, chances are you will find more than one app that fits your needs. That’s why I thought it was time to update […]Read More
In Elkhart, IN is a company called Organized Obie that offers so many easy and affordable ways to organize and maximize RV storage space. I've used a couple of their mesh bags and storage solutions in previous RVs but when I just happened to be in Elkhart on business in our brand new RV the […]Read More
If you are or plan to be an RV fulltimer or frequent traveler, you need to figure out how RVers handle health care on the road. I learned that lesson well as you can see in the photo above, taken when I ended up in the Mayo Clinic hospital in Rochester, MN a few years […]Read More
The SoftStartRV is for boondocking and moochdocking RVers who have long been frustrated in not being able to run their RV air conditioner with low power. This is really a hot new way to stay cool… to be able to run your RV air conditioner without being plugged into a 30 or 50 amp power […]Read More
For some, it makes sense to ship your RV to Alaska. For those in the Lower 48, Alaska is a long, long way to travel. Even if you reach the Seattle-Tacoma area, figure another 40 plus hours of driving to reach Anchorage. One way to avoid the long drive is to ship your RV to […]Read More
Keeping the RV Lifestyle carefree means having easy access to helpful RV resources. That's why we're publishing this RV Living 101 master list. Be sure to bookmark and share it! Jennifer and I have spent years collecting them. So bookmark this post. We know it will come in handy sometime. RV Living 101: Road and […]Read More
Health Apps to Review With so much attention on health-related issues these days — and a lot of people on hiatus from travel due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 — it's a great time to review the health apps on your smartphone or tablet. But I'm not talking about any old apps. From looking up […]Read More
Free or Cheap RV Sites & Camping If your style of camping and RVing is more than one or two weekends a month during the summer – staying in traditional campgrounds can be a huge expense that, in all honesty, isn’t necessary. Traditional campgrounds can be crowded, noisy, smokey, and above all expensive. Most of […]Read More
Buying an RV is the second most expensive purchase most of us will make in a lifetime, second only to the cost of a home. Financing an RV, be it new or used, is the way most people can swing it. But there are a lot of ins and outs when it comes to RV […]Read More
RV Lifestyle Fellow Travelers know that heading out on a road trip in a recreational vehicle affords a unique opportunity to explore the nation in comfort and style. But for it to truly be financially feasible requires some conscious effort. That’s why I took notice when Nerdwallet recently did a blog post on “5 Ways […]Read More
If you think that the RV rental industry is going away anytime soon, think again. According to the 2019 KOA North American Camping Report, six in 10 non-RV owners say they would consider renting an RV from a peer-to-peer rental service. Further, more younger campers say they would like the option prior to considering purchasing […]Read More
If you ever found yourself wanting to travel more but concerned about the costs, hope is not lost because you can get paid to RV. In fact, it’s possible to travel and stay in some pretty great places without having to pay a cent. It’s called “workamping.” These jobs could be serving as campground hosts […]Read More
When you decide on renting out your RV, one of the biggest factors in finding success will be location, location, location. Just like with real estate, if you’re close to popular places then you can charge a premium to rent out your rig, and you’ll be sure to always have the option to rent it […]Read More
Have you ever thought about renting out your RV? I know that a lot of people in the RV Lifestyle community have. That's why we are putting together the most comprehensive guide and online course available on how to rent out your RV. It will cover all of the ins and outs of renting your […]Read More
Everyone wants to have a safe and enjoyable trip when they venture out in their RV. But we all know — or should know — that accidents happen. Who can forget the story of Marshall Wendler and Kelly Beasley who had to deal with a serious injury while boondocking? That’s just one example. It’s also […]Read More
When it comes to RVing, so many people dream of “someday.” Someday when they retire and buy that RV, someday when they have enough money to hit the road, someday when the kids are grown and they can start traveling. Someday. Thing is, there is no guarantee that “someday” will ever come and the hopes […]Read More
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