We've all got a lot more free time on our hands right now. So, it's a great time to make some renovations and/or modifications to your RV. We recently spoke with Boondockers Welcome host and guest, Acme71, about the extensive modifications he's made to his two rigs. Get ready, this is a post for all you gear-heads!

We asked and you provided us many boondocking tips! Here are the top 10 we received.

This week's blog post is brought to you by Tiny Shiny Home.

After nearly 5 years of full-time travel, we’ve experienced every type of campsite
imaginable. State parks, city parks, county parks, fancy private resorts, super
scary cramped parks, national parks…you name it. And while each of them serve
their purpose, many were not what we imagined when we started our adventure.

We've all gotten into our new RVs and thought...wow, that's a lot of brown! Most RVs feature a lot of wood, coupled with tan wallpaper and outdated valances. We would love to update our RV and help make it our own but who has time?

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When you set out on your RV adventure, you’re thinking about the freedom, the open road, and the endless adventures you’re about to have. The last thing on your mind is the likelihood of a breakdown on your unit, let alone the cost of repairs for the lifetime of your rig.

It’s that time of year when Canadians are escaping winter and traveling south to warmer places. For RVers, this usually means somewhere in the United States. Did you know that Canadians who have been in the U.S. for more than 183 days, within the last 365 days, are subject to deportation and may also be refused entry to the U.S. in the future? There’s actually more you need to be aware of…

Most RVers don’t want more “stuff”; they just don’t have space for it. This makes them tough to buy for, doesn’t it? Why not choose a gift certificate for something that’s all about experiences, instead? One that’s tailored to RVers and that they can use, not just once, but all year round.

One of the great things about traveling by RV is the ability to mix business with pleasure in a way that fits your lifestyle. An RV can make the perfect office for working during a road trip. It also provides a great platform to make money, which will allow you to travel more and live a more fulfilling lifestyle.

We consider ourselves lucky to have the option to travel at any time of year. It’s September now and we’re currently traveling in Newfoundland and plan to be here until mid-October. We chose this time of year so we could finish our tour of the province at a time when we could catch the Celtic Colors Festival as we pass through Cape Breton Island before returning home to Ontario.

“Thoughts of a good meal can brighten your day” -Richard Rybka, RV Epicurean