The idea of visiting an expansive landscape from the comfort of a moving mini-home is alluring for several reasons. You get to roam around, eat, and sleep according to your comfort without worrying about hotel regulations or traffic jams. The difference in convenience rises even further when you are traveling with kids.

With more demand than supply, campsite reservations are becoming harder to land than ever. We need creative solutions so sometimes we just have to think outside the box.

As summer quickly approaches, many people are pulling the trigger and purchasing new RVs. Whether you’re gearing up for a summer road trip or looking to make the move to live in an RV full time, there are so many reasons the RV market is booming alongside the warm weather.

Being surrounded by nature’s beauty, campfire food, singing under the stars, and a special camaraderie are just some of the attractions of staying at a campsite. However, those attractions can lose their appeal or become problematic for others when people don’t follow the rules of camping etiquette.

RVs can be particularly prone to tire blowouts given that they carry more additional weight, and are typically driven with less regularity than our everyday cars. You, therefore, need to be extra careful when it comes to looking after your RV tires.

Summer is quickly approaching so we thought this guide to getting your RV ready for summer would be helpful. This week's article was written by ExpertWorldTravel.com.

This is the third and final in a three-part series of debunking myths about boondocking. If you've been holding back from trying boondocking for any of these reasons, you might just reconsider.

Designated by the US Congress, the US has 63 areas known as national parks, chosen for their beauty, ecosystems, geology – and more. The national park designation means that these spaces are protected, allowing us to enjoy them responsibly and sustainably for years to come. And there are so many differences between them all!

This is the second in a three-part series of debunking myths about boondocking. If you've been holding back from trying it for any of these reasons, you might just reconsider.

It's almost summertime and boondocking is easy and free - until we need to run the A/C!

Boondocking is camping without hookups. Yet 75% of Boondockers Welcome hosts generously offer electric, water, or both. Let's be sure hosts know how much we travelers appreciate this option!