You’ve just purchased your first RV or motorhome and you’re ready to hit the road! Just go home and pack up some food and clothes, right? No, there are a few other essential items you’ll need before taking that first … Continued
There is a wide variety of options when looking for an RV for yourself or your family. It can be intimidating to see all of the different choices and figure out what would be the best fit for your personal … Continued
Seeing the many wonders of natural Oregon and enjoying the shopping, dining and family activities of its many friendly towns is almost impossible in a one week trip, but we’ve put together a nine day RV adventure that gives you … Continued
Ah, the joys of boondocking! For full-time and part-time RVers, this free camping (sometimes called dry camping) option can be an adventure or a hassle, depending on how prepared you are before heading out into the wilds for any length … Continued
Taking family vacations is one of the most valued summertime activities, but it can get expensive, particularly if you have children and pets. You have to find a place to stay, pay for meals at restaurants, pay to board your … Continued
Sometimes, the call of the wild becomes too much to resist. As the rise of the #vanlife movement has shown, the best way to deal with an increasingly digital and connected world can be to get far away from it all. Getting … Continued
If you frequently take RV camping trips with friends or family, you always have to be mindful of your safety. Sure, outdoor adventures can be exciting, but with enough preparations, you can have fun and avoid mishaps as well. Here … Continued
Class-B motorhomes, also called campervans, are the smallest of the three types of mobile homes. At first glance, their RV appearance isn’t as apparent as the two other classes as it shares almost the same body as a family wagon. For … Continued
A motorhome is a type of vehicle that has the basic features of a home, thus the name. It has three major classifications—Class A (bus type), Class B (wagon type), and Class C (cutaway type). Before purchasing a motorhome, it … Continued
Route 66 has become the route of choice for many RV travelers since it’s opening in 1926, allowing for a straightforward route from Los Angeles to Chicago, a journey of almost 2,400 miles. If you’re planning to take this route … Continued