Tag: Your First RV Outing

By Margo Armstrong At last, the perfect RV materializes. Now what? Just looking at it sends chills down your back. Sitting in the driver's seat...

By Bob Difley Dry camping, camping without utility hookups, requires special preparations – and that includes wise use of electricity. Here are a few basic...

Here's a question from a reader of RVtravel.com about solo RVing.  Hi Bob, I'm still getting ready to go solo in my 30-foot National Sea Breeze 5th...

By Gary Hammond Last summer was our first time to “camp” in an RV. For 15 years, we had only been in tent trailers. We began...

By Russ and Tiña De Maris An RVer with a 1989 motorhome tried making a reservation in an RV park. When the reservation clerk learned...

By Ron Jones Dragging the rear end of your motorhome, especially while flat-towing a car with the tow bar attached, is not good. This is...

Taking your dog on an RV trip can be rewarding for both you and Fido but it requires planning. Only non-aggressive dogs should be...

By Greg Gerber editor, RV Daily Report There has been a lot of discussion in recent years about overweight RVs. Most of the talk centers around...

By Greg Illes I've learned to always drive my RV within its specified weight limits. How I learned this is a long and somewhat sordid...

By RV Travel Staff Family vacations are a tradition as old as travel itself. But these days with far-flung family and dwindling free time, planning...

By Russ and Tiña De Maris It should be intuitive for RVers, but a British insurance firm has the "straight up" facts: If you keep...

By Jim Twamley It is said that a good journalist always has four things with him: Pencil and pad, a camera, and his wits. Fortunately...