By their nature, motorhomes are large and can be somewhat challenging to park. This is especially true for large Class A Motorhomes that offer the space and luxuries of a home. This prompts many people to consider towing a second vehicle behind their RV. This allows them to scamper about …
The “Tiny House Movement” continues to gain traction throughout the United States and other countries. The concept behind it has much in common with long-term RV vacationing. Chances are if you’re reading this, then you are likely wondering which one is right for you, a tiny house or an RV? …
Ah, I can still remember the joys of my first RV trip. But I can also recall the struggle of having a 3000-pound camper trailer. I’ve learned my lesson; it is better to own an ultra lightweight travel trailer under 2000 pounds. Here’s the catch—there are many lightweight models in …
Taking a long drive and experiencing the great outdoors doesn’t have to sacrifice comfort. A truck with a powerful engine and great towing capacity to tow your 5th wheel effortlessly. Unlike massive travel trailers, fifth wheels don’t sway easily. Why? Because there are factors you have to consider when selecting …
RV travel continues to grow in popularity throughout the United States and Canada. This has driven many motorhome, camper trailer, and RV manufacturers to fill the marketplace with tantalizing options. If you are thinking about getting into this rewarding experience, then chances are you are wondering what type of RV …
There are many ways to enjoy the RV lifestyle that doesn’t require buying a prototypical motorhome. Many people see travel trailers and truck campers as a great alternative, as you can still use the tow vehicle for transportation for the rest of the year. The Ford F-150 is the most …
