Sitting around a campfire is one of the best things about camping. There’s just something nostalgic and primal about staring at a campfire and sharing adventure stories. But there’s also nothing worse than burn bans stopping you from lighting a campfire when you reach your destination. Fire danger is no …
When you’re camping in a smaller rig, you might not always have the convenience of a standard RV refrigerator. And you definitely won’t be enjoying the kind of residential fridge that you’ll find in today’s modern RVs, travel trailers, and fifth wheels. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be able …
Let’s be honest: RV showers often leave a lot to be desired. Sure, you’ll always need to conserve water so that you don’t fill up your holding tank after a single shower. But you shouldn’t have to live with a shower head that suffers from chronic low-pressure issues. A lack …
If you recently purchase a 5th wheel trailer without considering how to tow it safely, you’re probably realizing it won’t hook right up to your bumper-mounted hitch like a standard trailer. So, having the right type and size of 5th wheel hitch for your truck is essential for safely towing …
Getting your RV or travel trailer as close to level as possible is super important. That’s true whether you’re leaving your rig in storage for several months or you’re actively hopping around from campground to campground. That’s why RV leveling blocks are an essential RV accessory. Many of your RV’s …
Most RVers tend to be pretty trustworthy folks. But the security of all your belongings is still important when you’re hopping from campground to campground on a nightly basis. And that’s why a trailer hitch lock is one RV and travel trailer accessory that can give you a great deal …
You might find that all of your essential camping supplies don’t quite fit neatly into your rig’s standard storage areas, especially if you have a smaller travel trailer or truck bed camper or you don’t want to complicate your camping trip with packing and hauling challenges. This is where a …
The appliances in your RV require one of two different types of electricity. They will either run on direct current (DC) or alternating current (AC) power. This isn’t really an issue until you consider that RV batteries can only supply power directly to appliances that require direct current. For anything …
The electrical system in your RV includes two basic components: a 12-volt system and a 120-volt system. Certain appliances can function using only the power supplied by your 12-volt system, and this power will be supplied by your RV’s onboard batteries. Other appliances, however, require 120-volt power. This is usually …
An RV cover is an essential accessory to help you protect your rig when it’s in storage. Covering your RV, travel trailer, 5th wheel, or popup camper is highly recommended if you want to keep the exterior looking nice and also reduce the risk of damage from the elements. Rain, …
