Dumping gray water while dispersed camping is a NO-NO. Or then again, is it? Most State and federal laws are pretty clear that you can’t just dump gray water wherever you like. However, the Bureau of Land Management takes a looser stance. Many RV’ers frown on dumping your gray water. …
There are few things as annoying as getting all cozied up and ready for bed, crawling into your comfy sheets or sleeping bag, closing your eyes, and hearing a mosquito buzzing around your head! Mosquitos are not just irritating. They can also be dangerous because they sometimes carry diseases like …
If you’re in the market for a new RV, or you’re thinking about renting one for a major vacation, then chances are good you’ve rubbed shoulders with the terms “Self-Contained RV.” Right off the bat, this is not some sort of sealed camper with recirculating air to keep germs and …
Droughts all over the North American Continent have made people hyper-aware of water conservation techniques, such as installing low-flow toilets in their homes. Of course, this takes on added meaning for RV travelers who like to boondock or stay at primitive campgrounds where they don’t always have easy access to …
When you buy your new RV, the temptation is to believe that it will last forever and never suffer any maintenance problems. Though the truth is, most RVs live a hard life. Especially if you like to boondock off the grid or camp in primitive locales. All this wear and …
When boondocking or staying at an RV campground without full water and sewer hookups, the volume of water you go through per person for a single shower can become a major issue. Not only does showering have the potential to drain a lot of fresh water, but while also fills …
When the weather outside is frightful, you want your RV to be warm and delightful. Especially if that RV is a major investment like a large fifth-wheel trailer. That’s probably why so many full-timers and fall hunting parties often look for true four-season fifth-wheel trailers to help them get through …
An RV Park with full water and sewer hookups is a true thing of luxury. During the summer, freshwater, gray water, and black water flow smoothly in warm temperatures. Yet when the mercury starts to dip during fall camping trips and hunting excursions, the risk of freeze-ups can increase throughout …
The Mercedes-Benz Metris is a commercial passenger van that Mercedes-Benz sells only in the United States and Canada. They started manufacturing this model in 2015 and it has quickly taken off not only as a commercial vehicle but as a great base model for a lot of creative camper conversions. …
Honda has spent decades building its global reputation for reliability in all the vehicles they produce. The Honda Element is one of their newer offerings in the crossover SUV market. Interestingly enough, it has boxy chassis that is somewhat reminiscent of a minivan. With a feisty blend of practical headroom, …
