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In episode 401 of the RV Miles podcast, Jason and Abby share Mile Marker survey responses about destinations listeners were inspired to visit after hearing about them on the show.
Single axle campers are perfect for RVers with smaller trucks or SUVs.
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 2861 • New issue every weekday Today’s thought “My favorite weather is bird-chirping weather.” —Terri Guillemets Need an excuse to celebrate?
Dear Dave, My rig is outside all of the time. I have major problems with a gray squirrel.
By Andrew HerrickThe R-value of your RV is kind of a joke. Oh, I know it sounds impressive.
According to Nick Buchanan, aka That RV Tech, most RVs, even the big fancy ones, leave the factory with press-fit (Wirecon) outlets. They look like a normal receptacle from the front, but they don’...
Ah, dumping. No RVer’s favorite chore (by far!).
The BBB has given Buc-ee’s an “F” rating citing dozens of complaints and lack of responses from the popular travel center chain.
By Dustin Simpson Join my techs and me in the video below as we discuss a recently received inquiry regarding a consumer finding wood and metal shavings throughout his brand-new RV. Shavings in new...
The 2026 Keystone Springdale Mini 1200BT is a no-frills travel trailer that works well for a solo traveler or a couple. The floorplan is compact but focused on essentials.
On a lovely March day, Anne and I took a thrilling ride aboard an iconic De Havilland Beaver floatplane out of Campbell River, BC. Located on Tyee Spit, CorilAir offers ride-alongs aboard its histo...
RV vacation gone wrong? Learn the 10 most common RV mistakes and simple ways to avoid them on your next trip.
America’s Original RV Newsletter. Since 2001 Issue 1252 Please note: At RVtravel.com we do not hound you to buy trip planning apps, expensive instructional courses, “insider” reports or videos.
By Gail Marsh If you’re an RVer, you might occasionally find yourself at a truck stop, whether it’s for fueling up or getting some rest. Truck stops can be super convenient, but it’s important to r...
By Gary Jefferson I have three modes when it comes to traveling in our Sprinter. When we traveled in our SUV, I didn’t do it like I do today in the van.
According to the team at The Camping Loop, there’s a moment at every campground when the weekend’s mood shows up early. The rig hasn’t even parked, and nobody’s checked in, but the brain starts doi...
When you pull into a campground after a long day on the road, you want that site to feel right. Maybe it’s the view of a lake through the trees, a quiet corner away from the crowd, or simply a spot...
By Cheri Sicard Meet Barry, a 78-year-old DIYer with a penchant for creating RV van conversions like this minivan camper he created in a Toyota Sienna XLE van.
I was recently gifted a set of these collapsible water bottles, and after using them for the last month, I am sorry I had not discovered them sooner. Water bottles can take up a lot of prime real e...
Oh, horror of horrors! This surely must be the worst nightmare of any RVer short of a serious traffic accident.
By Dustin Simpson If your RV is experiencing issues and your warranty is about to expire, it’s crucial to act quickly to ensure your RV is covered for any necessary repairs. Here’s a guide to help ...
When you RV, learning tips that actually work can mean the difference between a smooth excursion and a devastating experience. Read on to discover the advice one RVer recently shared with me.
As some of you know, I used to work at a small, locally-owned RV dealership. In fact, it’s still there today serving customers well.
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