Whether you’re a seasoned RVer or not, you likely know that a little rain never hurt anyone. In fact, you’ve probably lived your life knowing that you can weather most storms, even on a camping trip. There are many different ways you can prepare in advance

Trim the turkey, cook the tree. No, that’s not it. Cook the turkey and trim the tree. It’s the time of year when we should be in thoughtful introspection, spending meaningful time with friends and family, and relaxing. Unfortunately, holiday activities are often anxiety-filled, hectic, and

It’s the holiday season, and that means lots of travel for many Americans. If your home (or general neck of the woods) tends to be where your friends and family flock to for gatherings, you’re probably no stranger to hosting some overnight guests. Sure, you can

For many RV enthusiasts in colder climates, the fall months usher in the death knell of the camping season. Their rigs must be cleaned and winterized and stored until spring comes around again. Storing rigs during this time becomes a challenge. There are plenty of storage

Your RV’s refrigerator, water heater, and heating systems likely run on propane, or liquified petroleum gas (LP for short). So, you’ve probably asked yourself if it’s okay to drive your RV with the LP gas turned on. It seems like a reasonable thing to do: With

If you’re like most people, you’ve thought about what it would be like to travel in an RV, but you may not know whether you should buy or rent one first. Here’s a quick look at some instances in which you could rent or buy. It