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For a newcomer to the RV world, choosing a first camper can be a difficult decision. There are a multitude of choices, all with good and bad points. Here are a few things to consider when making that decision. Motorhomes: These are divided into three groups to make things more confusing: class A, class B, and class C. Class A's: These are the largest giving them the drawback of being the most expensive to drive and to buy usually. They often cannot be taken down that winding dirt r …

Picture one family raising cane since 1835? That’s what Joe Todd’s family is still doing. The cane they raise isn’t the kind that causes trouble. It’s the kind that sweetens your biscuits and pancakes. Over the years through good times, bad times, multiple wars, recessions and depression The Todd family raised cane. They ground the cane and made delicious syrup from it. Joe Todd, now in his 80s, along with his children and grandchildren are still making fantastic cane syrups. Since 2017 when …

Planning a RV trip soon? Be sure to do a safety check on your rig before hitting the road. There are several things that need to be checked on your home before leaving also. Home check: Mail forwarded or held:The post office will hold you mail for up to 30 days then deliver or let you pick up at the post office. If you will be on the road longer, you need to forward your mail. Another option is to have a trusted friend or relative pick it up or have your mail forwarded to that pe …

How to Save Gas on Your Next Trip When you're on the road, you're probably always scanning for the lowest gas prices before your tank starts to run low. Maybe you've even got an app installed on your phone to let you know where the best deal is up ahead. But, did you know there are things you can do to make the most of every gallon? Saving on gas doesn't just happen at the pump. It happens over every mile. If you're worried about saving a few dollars on your next RV road trip t …

It’s a fair question that anyone might have before hitting the road full-time: How will I keep getting mail and packages? For most people, getting mail each day at a permanent address is a completely normal thing. For someone who travels all over the country day after day, a permanent address may simply not exist. So, how can you make sure you’ll keep getting important mail, even as a full-time RVer? The good news is that it isn’t as difficult or inconvenient as you might think. There are a …