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Snowbirds, it’s time to change your RV’s water filters

By Nanci Dixon Snowbirds are beginning their yearly migration to cooler climates. If this is you, it means that now is a good time to...

Quartzsite, Arizona: 20 reasons why so many RVers love it

For some RVers, Quartzsite is a must-stop each winter. For others, it's one stop, then never again. Ask RVers who have been there what...

Why winter RV camping feels different this year

If you’ve spent winters RVing in places like Florida, Arizona, or Texas, you may already sense it—this winter doesn’t quite feel like past seasons....

Can you afford to snowbird?

By Russ and Tiña De Maris Are you an RVer tired of the cold winter weather and ready to become a snowbird? Wondering how you...

Everything to know before becoming a Florida RV snowbird

It's that time of year again! RVers begin packing up and making the yearly migration south in search of the perfect weather to spend...

RV Daily Tips. Wednesday, October 8, 2025

From RVtravel.com: The common sense resource for RVers since 2001 • Issue 2748 Today's thought “Don’t give in to your fears. If you do, you won’t be able...

Huge dust storm suggests August may not be ideal time to visit Arizona

Arizona’s snowbird season typically doesn’t start up until October. Hot weather isn’t the only reason to push arrival off into autumn: The monsoon season...

What do snowbirds do when they can’t flee south?

By Rod Andrew As I write, I’m a snowbound snowbird, sitting at my dining room table, looking over a frozen river at a snow-covered hillside. The...

Traveling south? What to know about Valley Fever

Many RVers are (or soon will be) making their way to warmer climates. If you plan to visit the Southwest United States in the...

Arizona sizzles: Snowbirds best stay away… for now

The Grand Canyon State isn’t so grand right now. Considered one of the premier destinations for Snowbirds, Arizona is a wonderful place to be—in...

What to do when RV snowbirds leave you behind

Last winter, we stayed home. We didn’t want to miss the birth of our newest family member. So, we remained in cold, bleak Missouri...

The Quartzsite Report: What’s with the camels?

Russ and Tiña De Maris If you’ve even just “set foot” in Quartzsite, you’ve seen camels. OK, camel images. Each of the town’s four entryways...