Not all fifth wheel campers are giant behemoths that need to be towed by massive three-quarter and one-ton pickup trucks. In fact, there are some that are designed to be lightweight and maybe even nimble. If you have a half-ton truck, or maybe you just don’t want a giant camper, …
If you’re traveling as a family, it can be tricky to find travel trailers with enough sleeping accommodations for everyone. Although many travel trailers have sofa beds and convertible dinettes, these sleeping areas may only accommodate two or three people. You also have to convert your living space every night …
Fifth wheel campers are increasingly popular thanks to having the spaciousness and luxury of a motorhome, yet you can easily unhitch from the tow vehicle without having to completely break camp. Of course, a pickup truck also gets around town, and the RV park easier than a motorhome. However, fifth-wheel …
Some travel trailer campers weigh too much for a midsize SUV to handle. Once you start getting over a gross weight of 7,000 pounds or so, you really should start thinking about towing it with a full-size, half-ton pickup truck. The good news is that today’s pickup trucks are more …
Dealing with waste in an RV isn’t always the most fun part of RV ownership. Fortunately, it’s not an overly difficult process and the right considerations will keep you from literally winding up with feces on your hands. While we recommend always wearing gloves when emptying your RV’s wastewater tanks, …
These days RV parks and campgrounds are gearing themselves to attract RV travelers who want to establish a permanent home base in a prime area surrounded by attractions. It’s an especially popular trend for productive fishing lakes, as well as short-term winter retirement villages. If you will be parking your …
Fifth wheel campers offer the luxury and space of a motorhome, yet since you supply the tow vehicle, you simply need to unhitch to explore everything the surrounding area has to offer. They are also a step up from travel trailers and toy haulers that many small families start out …
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 …
If you live in an RV in a hot or humid climate, the lack of insulation can become a problem. The result sometimes feels like living in a hot box with a complete lack of airflow. But Why mess with window A/C units when a portable RV air conditioner can …
A constant struggle RVers have when moving from destination to destination is keeping their fridge cold while driving. Even when you’ve checked to make sure the temperature is low before you go, it never seems to stay cold after a few hours. How to Keep Your RV Fridge Cold While …
