I’ve been itching to take a cross country road trip for a while. One of the biggest reasons I haven’t taken the plunge is my concern over how much a trip like this would cost.

If you’re looking for a hodgepodge of information related to RV living, Long Long Honeymoon: Living Large in a Small Tin Can is the e-book for you.

Sometimes things like the flu or a sprained ankle happen. And if they happen on your RV trip, no fears. You’re just a Google search away from finding the help you need.

Why do many RVers take extended RV road trips? Words like freedom, adventure, soul-searching are often heard, as well as the whole idea of having a simpler life.

Want a gentle, yet effective set of exercises to keep you healthy on the road? Qigong might be just what you're looking for.

More and more RVers are adhering to special diets like gluten-free and plant-based fare. Luckily, it’s easy to find tasty meals that fall into whatever dietary requirements your palate calls for while you’re on the road.

Some gardens are magnificent to visit year-round. Portland, Oregon is home to two of them that fall into this category: Portland Japanese Garden and Lan Su Chinese Garden.

If your rig has been sitting around collecting dust lately, it's time to make a New Year's resolution to take more RV road trips!

Multnomah Falls, Oregon’s most popular natural attraction, provides visitors with spectacular scenery year-round.

These two breakfast recipes are simple to make in your RV kitchen and taste great!