For many of us, our pets are family members. Leaving them home when going on long RV excursions is hard, even impossible, for some. The good news is that you don’t have to leave your furry friends behind. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when RVing with pets that will help keep them safe, calm and healthy during RV trips.Read More »RVing with Pets: 5 Tips for Making Your Furry Friend a Happy Camper
Tailgating is all about hanging out in a stadium parking lot, eating amazing food, laughing with great company and following the game. Some people throw the party right out of the back of their cars and SUVs, while others go all out. Some “tailgating purists” say that tailgating with an RV is cheating, but we know that everyone is envious when an RV pulls in with all the comforts of home and an amazing setup, barbecue and all. Read More »Tailgaters Heaven: How the RV Is the Talk of the Party
Autumn is one of the best seasons to go camping all around the country. The parks are more beautiful than ever this time of year. It’s also the perfect crisp weather for long hikes and sitting around a campfire. If you want to see the most fabulous display of colors in nature, the following RV destinations have some of the most remarkable fall foliage every year. Get your rig ready and enjoy these fall RV destinations!Read More »Top 10 Fall RV Destinations in the U.S.
Some benefits of traveling in an RV are the savings. You can save on expensive hotels, rental cars and all the other heavy costs that go along with going on a vacation. However, you may be wary of the maintenance costs and the price of fuel. While RVs are not known for their fuel efficiency, the good news is that finding an RV with the best gas mileage is possible, especially if you’re buying a new model.Read More »How To Find An RV With The Best Gas Mileage
Despite most people’s assumptions, there are thousands of women who RV alone or solely with other women. It’s true: There are women in their 20s and those over the age of 80, who drive a big old rig all by themselves. Some of them even travel solo. The statistics tell us that 8.9 million households own an RV, but it’s still unclear how many of these RVers are women who go it alone. Read More »Women’s RV Clubs: How the RV Industry Is Slowly Changing
