Nature is calling! One of the top appeals of traveling in a trailer or RV is your close proximity to the beauty of nature. While most travel trailers are equipped with an awning, there are some fifth wheel trailers that take your outdoor living space to the next level with …
When you’re living on the road full-time, space is a big concern. The benefit of choosing a Class A motorhome for full-time living is that these RVs are often larger than Class B or C motorhomes. Some even have more than one bedroom and multiple bathrooms. If you’ve decided to …
More isn’t always better, and although living or traveling in an RV presents challenges for space and storage, a smaller motorhome might be better. Class C motorhomes under 30 feet in length are far more maneuverable, and can fit into just about any campsite at campgrounds around the U.S. Class …
When it comes to hitting the open road, the newest trend in larger family RVs is about maximizing luxury and comfort. And one feature that’s quickly becoming a must-have for many full-timers is the inclusion of not one but TWO bathrooms. If you have a large family or need extra …
The biggest hurdle many couples and small families face when they are buying an RV for full-time living is the price. Class B RVs will not drain out your bank account, and it is way easier to travel with due to its size and fuel economy. Investing in a Class …
A true four-season RV appeals to people who want to go beyond the fair-weather times of summer vacationing. This might include things like fall leaf viewing trips, using an RV as a hunting base camp or getting out on the ice during the depths of the northern winter. You might …
