Editor's note: In general, you should always keep your gray tank closed, opening it only to dump. In some circumstances, perhaps the technique below...
By Dave Helgeson
How many wardrobe closets, tall overhead cabinets and floor-to-counter storage areas does the average RV really need? Evidently plenty – based on...
By Dave Helgeson
There's much debate about staying in full-service campgrounds versus no-cost locations like Walmart, Flying J, etc. Often, RVers en route to a...
By Dave Helgeson
Conserving 12 volt power is one of the many fundamentals of becoming a seasoned boondocker. Replacing the incandescent lights in your RV...
By Dave HelgesonI once believed boondocking was just about saving the cost of a campground. However, after becoming a boondocker out of necessity (lack...
By Dave HelgesonYou’ve arrived at a selected boondocking site and are ready to set up camp. Unlike a developed campground with a predetermined space...
By Dave HelgesonWhen it comes to boondocking I subscribe to the “less is more” philosophy.The majority of boondockers own a generator for one reason:...
By Dave Helgeson
There are many items to consider when purchasing an RV. Type, length, floor plan, color scheme, number of beds, tank capacity, etc....
By Dave Helgeson
Are you a baby boomer? Do you remember the Bell Telephone television commercial about Uncle Ralph calling long distance from California and...
By Dave Helgeson
My wife and I love boondocking. We enjoy the solitude, freedom and unobstructed views— and the price is right, too.
However, after days...
By Dave Helgeson
Checking the brake lights on your travel trailer, fifth wheel, truck camper or tent trailer has been problematic for years. Without a...
By Dave Helgeson
Traveling with all of today's modern conveniences like digital cameras, cordless tools, laptops, tablets, electric razors, etc., equates to the need to...