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Andersen Ultimate vs Gen-Y Executive Gooseneck Adapter – What to know before you buy!
After using both the Gen-Y Executive Gooseneck Coupler and the Andersen Ultimate 5th Wheel Connection for over a year each I would choose the Gen-Y again in most cases. Traditional 5th wheel hitches like the B&W Companion hitch have been…
RV Water Heaters: A Comparison of Traditional and Tankless Options
Full time Camper or weekend warrior, nobody wants to run out of hot water. If you’re comparing options on a new RV or looking to upgrade or replace your old RV water heater, the options have changed A LOT in…
Setting the Correct RV Tire Pressure – How to do it
Most RV tires should be filled between 40 and 80 PSI. The exact pressure depends on the load range of your tires and how much weight the RV is carrying. There are 3 methods to determine the correct tire pressure:
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Does Your Truck Charge Your RV’s Battery?
Will your truck charge your RV’s battery while driving down the road? Your tow vehicle will charge your RV while you are driving down the road, but this doesn’t tell the whole story. While your tow vehicle will provide power…
Should I Leave Gray Tank Valves Open at Full Hookup Sites?
Leaving your gray tank valve open at a full hookup site seems like a good idea, but there are several reasons that you shouldn’t do it. Even at full hookup sites you should dump your tanks the same way you…
How To Setup a Brake Controller – Step by Step with Common Questions
It doesn’t matter if your truck came with a brake controller pre-installed at the factory or if you are using an after-market brake controller, one of the most important steps before towing is to setup the controller for your trailer. …
Trying to decide if camping is right for you and your family?
Here are some great reasons to get started!
Escape your Everyday Life
Owning an RV can introduce you to a whole new world of adventures. Even if you only travel a few miles from your home, you can escape the stress and worries of home and work. An RV allows you to spend more time with your family. Whether you go for hike, a bike ride or sit around the camp fire you will make memories that will last a lifetime.
See New Sights
Your RV gives you the ability to explore the country. You can travel almost anywhere you want to go, and the adventures are just outside of your door. You can visit the same place many times, or visit somewhere new on every trip, it’s up to you.
It’s Affordable
Some state and national parks have rates under $30 per night. Even if you could find a hotel for that rate you probably wouldn’t want to stay there. State and national park campgrounds usually provide the lowest cost. The down side is that they might only have primitive or electric only sites. RV Resorts provide luxuries like water, electric and sewer sites. Other amenities include swimming pools, putt-putt golf courses and even water parks, but you will pay more for your stay.
Start Small and decide if RV’ing Is For You
If you are getting started you don’t have to spend a lot of money on an RV. I started with a 19 foot hybrid that I found on craigslist before moving to the 5th wheel I have now. For more on my story and why I moved from the hybrid to a 5th wheel check out this article.