Looking for a new (to you) RV can be an exhilarating experience. Visions of where you’ll go, what you’ll see, friends you’ll make and family bonding time dance in your head. Yep, you’ve got it bad…spring fever! Read on for what to look for on the exterior of an RV.

With spring just around the corner campers are dreaming of hitting the open road and enjoying their specific brand of camping. Whether you favor a pop-up tent camper or a bus conversion, shopping for a new (to you) RV is exciting. It´s a delicate balance of quality, amenities and yes, floor plan.

If you’re like me you can hardly remember what you had for dinner last night much less the details of your last RV or camping trip. But no worries, there are a number of ways that you can remember your RV trips. Read on for more...

I recently had an opportunity to test a 2007 Toyota Tundra 4x4 V8 5.7L shortbed crew cab and I’ll cut to the chase…wow!!! The exterior, interior and overall performance hit every single mark.

All of us wish for nothing but fun and games when we’re RVing but unfortunately, that’s not the way it always goes. Even if we’re in the best of health it’s a good idea to be prepared for anything.

All the signs were there – achy morning back, restless sleep, endless tossing and turning – 6½ years of sleeping on the mattress that came with my 5th wheel camper was coming to a quick end.

One of the absolute joys of RVing is to explore your passions on the road. There are a plethora of hobbies that work for an RVer and chances are there’s an RV club dedicated to your interests.

We RVers are a convivial bunch. We love our rigs, love traveling, love making friends and love staying in touch. When the Christmas holidays roll around we most certainly want to share our passion for RVing.

What better way to spend a weekend than poking around an RV and camping show. This is the prime time of year for these fun-filled events. In fact, there are RV and camping shows going on somewhere in the U.S. almost every weekend from September to November and again from January through March.

We RVers are an active crowd. Trolling the local farmers market, fording a stream in God’s Country, hiking urban environs or loafing around the campground, comfortable footwear is critical to a positive experience. Looking good is a plus, too.