Curated articles from across the work camping, RV, and travel world.
We traveled to the front lines of Japan’s battle against the Moon Bear, which biologists say is responsible for dozens of attacks and on humans and several deaths. The post Japan Is Fighting a War ...
Thru-hiker Nick Gagnon burned through 14 pairs of shoes, averaged 32.5 miles per-day, and ate too much junk food to remember during his eye-popping Fastest Known Time on America’s longest trails. T...
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Dear Dave, Our current RV has propane/electric operating systems for the refrigerator and freezer. We enjoy the flexibility to go boondocking as much as possible.
By Cheri Sicard A question I see come up frequently in RVtravel.com’s Facebook groups is: “How do I find RV dump stations when on the road?” If you, too, have wondered how to find RV dump stations,...
By Cheri Sicard In the video below, the team from Travels with Lucky stumbled upon a place that felt frozen in time. A little time capsule into Apache Junction, Arizona’s past, where the echoes of ...
For many RVers, hitting the road full-time or even part-time is a dream come true. But let’s be real—gas, campground fees, maintenance, and day-to-day living expenses can add up quickly.
The Trump administration is fast-tracking a plan to strip protections from Chaco Canyon, potentially opening more than 300,000 acres to oil and gas.
If you’ve ever frantically hit refresh on a webpage trying to snag a Yosemite or Zion campsite, you already know how this goes. Gone in...
An expert on environmental policy measured every drop of water he used during months of heavy AI work. The findings reveal we may be worrying about the wrong environmental crisis.
New to RVing and tempted to buy every gadget in sight? Here are 8 things you likely do not need for your new RV right away.
Today, I’m upgrading the 30-amp power inlet connection on the RV to a SmartPlug. I’ve been wanting one for a while.
A new park-and-ride shuttle in Virgin, Utah gives Zion visitors another option for reaching Springdale and Zion National Park during busy times.
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Class C convenience or Class A luxury? Find the best motorhome with bunks beds for your family travels.
Dear Dave, I’m finally looking to purchase my forever camper! I was considering a Grand Design 22RBE.
By Russ and Tiña De Maris Hate to let you in on a little secret, but the older we get, the harder it is to use the toilet. We’ll spare you the medical perspective of bodily functions, but just gett...
By Cheri Sicard Our favorite RV inspector, Duane from the RV Inspection And Care YouTube channel, is back with a discussion of a topic that every RVer is likely to encounter at some point: stinky R...
Driving an RV for the first time can feel intimidating. Everything is bigger, heavier, and slower to respond than the vehicle you drive every day.
Even if you’re not planning on buying a new RV right now or anytime soon, RV shows are still fun to attend. It’s fun seeing the new trends and the new features.
By Dustin Simpson Join me “In The RV Shop” as I show you how to locate your RV microwave model and serial number. In most cases, RV microwaves are not repairable by your local appliance repair shop.
In RV Miles episode 404, Jason and Abby share spring shakedown updates after a missed winterization step caused a leak and severe weather delayed their first trip of the season.
When walruses capsized Ralph Spitzen’s kayak in the frigid waters of Svalbard, Norway, his survival came down to a split-second decision and decades of training.
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