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With 2019 officially knocking on the door, we’re back with our second installment of resolutions you should make when it comes to RVing in the new year. If you haven’t checked out our first blog post in this ‘mini-series,’ go ahead and give it a read before coming back here for even more great resolutions. The new year is a time to make some changes, both big and small. If you haven’t already considered making some of those changes with your RV, or how you travel, why not give it a shot? With th …

RV TRAVEL The new year is finally upon us, and it’s time to start thinking about your resolutions for 2019. Sure, you could throw the old “I want to lose weight” idea into the ring again this year. And, if you want to go ahead and join a gym, that’s awesome! But, if you want to have your cake and eat it too, why not turn your focus on some RVing resolutions for the new year? Over the next two weeks, we’ll cover a few realistic resolutions you can make for yourself and your travel …

Many people put the RV into storage during the winter, which is understandable. Driving and camping in snowy weather aren’t for everyone.But taking a winter camping trip does have its advantages, including less crowded areas and the avoidance of summer heat and insects. We’ve put together a list of half a dozen winter-friendly places across the United States that are perfect for RV camping. These places aren’t going to give you the equivalent of a tropical vacation, but they have m …

Last week, we covered some simple winter camping ‘dos’ to make your chilly adventure the best it could possibly be. But there are also some things you should avoid when you’re braving the cold, especially in a tent. It’s important to think a bit differently when you’re planning a camping excursion in the winter. Some things that you might not even consider in warmer months become front and center in terms of how relevant they are. So, let’s take a look at three things you should …

What is the “Ten-Year Rule”? To savvy (or unlucky) RVers around the world, they know it’s an unwritten law that states if your RV is older than a decade you will not be allowed to stay at certain RV parks, resorts, or campgrounds. While this “rule” is strictly applied at only a handful of these types of destinations it, nevertheless, exists. Not only does it exist, but to the chagrin of many, it’s totally and completely legal. The other sad truth is that it’s only a strict rule at a small nu …