Below, you’ll find a year’s worth of RV, Boat and Camper shows throughout the U.S. Remember that the RV shows are not the only places to find great deals if you’re serious about buying a new RV or travel trailer. RV dealerships in the area usually have sales that overlap with the RV show dates themselves. For more tips like this, you can visit our article on How to Find the Best RV Deals. Read More »2018 RV Shows: Finding Deals on the Perfect One
Being a new RV owner is exciting. When something goes wrong, however, things can turn from fun to nightmarish pretty fast. We have listed below the 14 issues most new RV owners face, so you can prepare in advance. Ranging from bad odors to mechanical problems, we’ve got you covered.Read More »Preventing RV Disasters: 14 Helpful Tips for New RV Owners
A recreational vehicle is a huge investment, not only of money, but also in your future plans. As with any major investment, you will want to protect your RV and keep it in good condition for as long as possible, whether you keep it for life, or until you decide to sell it. The three types of recreational vehicle maintenance that you should be concerned with are: preventative, scheduled, and emergency maintenance. Each type plays an important role in keeping your recreational vehicle in prime condition so that it is ready to “hit the road” when you are.Read More »Recreational Vehicle Maintenance – Keep Your Engine Running!
Looking for the perfect summer getaway—for free? Pack your bags and start up the RV! Bring the family along to celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation at over 171 national parks, historic sites and marine conservation areas. Why? There’s free admission for everyone! If you’re looking for the ultimate (and affordable) family vacation or couple getaway, then at least one national park in Canada is calling your name. And you only need one thing: a free Parks Canada Discovery Pass. This will give you free entry to all of Canada’s most scenic must-see national parks. It’s readily available to order online and you only need one Discovery Pass per vehicle. We’ve even picked out Canada’s top eight national parks to cross off your bucket list this summer!Read More »Explore Canada For Free All Year
Sure, you have a stove and an oven in your RV or trailer, but camping just isn’t the same without building a proper fire. You may or may not use this fire for cooking, but a campfire is the centerpiece for storytelling, drinking, and bonding in general. Besides, just because you’ve got an RV and are not tent camping doesn’t mean you won’t be making S’mores.
For part II of this series, visit: The Perfect Campfire Series (Part I): Choosing the Right Fire Wood for a Long-Lasting Campfire.
