The RV community is growing larger each year. The pandemic has allowed millions of companies to allow their employees to work remotely, and we are seeing a huge spike in people who are either working from the road or using their time away from the office to get back into nature. The popularity of lightweight
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As someone who has been working remotely on the road for the past 5 years, I can tell you that hopping off a zoom meeting at 4PM and dropping my kayak into Lake Tahoe at 4:30PM for a sunset cruise truly never gets old. I have the freedom to spend July exploring the lakes in
Read MoreUnless you’re a full-time RVer, you’ve probably taken some time off from the road in the winter months. Which means that when the weather starts getting warmer and the days start getting longer, you’re more than ready for your first camping trip of the year. There’s a few maintenance items that are important to check
Read MoreYou’ve spent the past 6 months drinking coffee around the campfire, catching fish until the sun goes down and soaking up that fresh mountain air with your summer family. And now, it’s that time of year where you and your RV must hibernate through the harsh winter. It’s a sad day, but if you’re like
Read MoreIf you grew up in any other state besides Texas, you definitely know someone from there that is beaming with Texas pride. They’ll wear Texas shaped charms around their neck, fly the Texas flag from the window of their lifted truck, put on cowboy boots to go to the grocery store, etc. I’ve driven through
Read MoreShort days, cold nights, icy roads, frozen lakes and park closures… there’s a lot of reasons to end your camping season after the Fall weather is over. If you’ll be putting your RV in storage before temps drop below freezing, it’s important to perform some winterizing maintenance that can keep you from paying costly repairs
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There are days on the road where I’ll wake up in the Adirondack Mountains and make it to Lake Michigan in time for dinner without ever breaking a sweat. A journey at that speed would have been unthinkable 100 years ago. Now, I don’t think twice about driving from New Orleans to Los Angeles over
Read MoreArkansas isn’t usually the first place that comes to mind when you think of your dream road trip destination. You won’t find many instagram influencers or crowds of international travelers in The Natural State, but we think that’s what makes Arkansas so special. The Buffalo National River in northwest Arkansas has scenic bluffs, breathtaking waterfalls and good-natured locals. As one of the most unique hiking, fishing and kayaking destinations in the south, you won’t want to miss out on exploring the river and surrounding areas.
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Thanksgiving is hands down the greatest American holiday. When the only expectation is to cook and eat delicious food, few are left disappointed. With more families looking to gather in open-air spaces, and some families not gathering at all – it’s a good time to take the RV down south, ditch the crowded kitchen and light the campfire for an all-day, slow-burning thanksgiving feast. Read on for your step-by-step campfire thanksgiving dinner guide…
Read MoreThis past June, RV sales hit a record high. It comes with no surprise that families are turning away from air travel and crowded tourist destinations this year. More and more parents are looking to get their kids and pets into the great outdoors. While the prime of camping season may be coming to a close in most parts of the country, the holiday season is quickly approaching. As someone who has lived on and off the road for the past 5 years, I’m here to help you shop for the RV enthusiast in your life.
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