We have been living full-time in our RV for over a year now and, though we are retired, we must still work to maintain our lifestyle (someone has to pay for all the maintenance and repairs).

While many Texans flock to the beaches of South Padre Island to escape the summer heat, there are less-crowded beaches just a little farther north, where RV camping on the beaches of the Gulf Coast is permitted and encouraged. Better yet, camping is either free or included with a low-cost entry pass.

I can hardly open Instagram these days without seeing a photo of another vintage trailer restoration or a skoolie conversion in progress. What fun! With this trend obviously growing, we hope this cautionary article might be timely and helpful.

Are you thinking of buying a 5th Wheel? Are you debating between a fifth wheel and a travel-trailer, or maybe even a motorhome? One of our members and blog contributers, Jack Huber, recently went through the process of deciding what to buy and details the top 9 reasons why he chose a fifth wheel for his rig.

To keep current with the news about RVing, there’s nothing like a regular newsletter.  If you’re like most people though, you’ve probably subscribed to more than you actually have time to read. You know you can unsubscribe, but you don’t because you fully intend to find the time to read them – later. Meanwhile, they clutter up your inbox.

It's February; summer camping is still the furthest thing from your mind. But maybe it shouldn't be. Not if you want to camp in your favorite national, state, or provincial park this summer.

A new documentary, RV Nomads - The Movie was released to the public this week. Is it worth watching? Here's my review.

For those of you who’ve followed along, you know that Boondockers Welcome is the brainchild of Marianne, who has been RVing for 18 years now along with her husband Randy. Marianne knows the ins and outs of boondocking, RVing on a budget, and getting the absolute best experience when travelling across North America in your RV.

And then there’s me.

I love podcasts - they let me really feel like I'm multitasking and getting things done, since I can easily listen to them while exercising or driving somewhere. It seems that the trend lately has been to have a YouTube channel instead of a podcast, but I'm really feeling the podcast love, so I'm happy to share a list of the best RV related podcasts that I've found.