Camping FAQs

The length of time your RV battery will last while boondocking depends on your energy usage and the amp hours of your battery (or bank…

Dry camping, also known as boondocking, is peak RV camping. You’re off-grid, away from the bustle and noise of city life. However, you’re still able…

One of the major advantages of camping in an RV is the ability to bring those comforts of home with you – electrical appliances, lights,…

The sun is a free and abundant source of energy. It can power homes, offices… and it can even power your RV! This convenient energy…

Keeping your RV batteries charged is crucial if you want to use your electrical devices when shore power isn’t available. There are a few ways…

Those comforts of home we take with us when RVing – lights, TV, phone chargers, some appliances, etc. – require electrical power to operate. So,…

RVs make it easy to bring the luxuries of home with you on the road. However, to power some of those luxuries, you need to…

Hot water is one of those luxuries you can take with you when RV camping. However, if you rely on propane to power your water…

One of the best perks of camping in an RV is having the comforts of home right at your fingertips – with one of the…

Before you try to take a nice warm shower or use the hot water in your RV, you’ll need to make sure you’re RV water…

When deciding if you should leave your RV water heater on all the time, you need to consider safety, fuel consumption, and wear and tear…

In newer recreational vehicles, you can simply flip on the ignition switch to turn your gas-powered water heater on… However, in older models, you will…

Carbon monoxide is one of, if not the biggest danger for RVers. Fortunately, there are several excellent carbon monoxide detectors that will keep you and…

Whether you’re on vacation or living long-term in your RV, the last thing you want to do is run out of propane. It’s not just…

Propane is a convenient fuel source that allows campers to ride in comfort, providing a way to heat showers and operate gas-fueled appliances like a…

While many RV owners prefer to stay at home in winter, some enthusiasts enjoy camping in cold weather. Having an RV is a boon to…

Propane leaks not only cost you money, but they can be life-threatening, as well. This is why using a quality, reliable propane detector is extremely…

You can’t deny the convenience of a propane refrigerator. All you need is fuel and a battery to operate one, no matter how remote your…

Propane is a clean, portable source of fuel for many RV refrigerator models. And if you’re boondocking, or have no electrical hookups, it might be…

Propane is an important fuel source for most RVs. So, it’s important to accurately plan out your RVs propane usage. Especially if you’re boondocking or…

With all the information about RVs floating about, it’s pretty easy for an RV beginner to get overwhelmed and feel intimidated. We were all beginners…

A supply of fresh water is an essential resource for any trip in your RV. And if you’ve spent a good amount of time traveling,…

Ready access to a source of clean water is an essential part of RV travel. When you’re not hooked up to an external water source,…

RVs are designed to bring the comforts of home with you on the road. With one of the main comforts being fresh water at your…

Smart TVs connect right to the internet allowing you to stream your favorite shows from a range of apps. In other words, you’ll be able…

If an over-the-air TV antenna isn’t enough to satisfy your television needs, a satellite TV dish for your RV will give you instant access to…

Keeping up with your favorite TV shows poses a unique challenge when you’re traveling in your RV. Picking up any sort of signal can prove…

With an over-the-air RV TV antenna, you get free, instant access to potentially hundreds of local channels. Connecting your TV to your RVs antenna, however,…

The reason many people get an RV is to get that home-away-from-home feeling, regardless of where they are… And what says home more than a…

Whether it’s watching your favorite shows or keeping yourself updated with the news and weather, a TV adds a touch of comfort and practicality to…

Cooking, showering and even breathing in your RV create moisture that leads to condensation. Even your camping location can influence the amount of water vapor…

No matter how well insulated your camper is, it can get downright cold inside in the winter months (and even cold spring and fall nights)….

RVing in subfreezing temperatures presents many unique challenges. One of those challenges is that the water lines can freeze, starting from the hose to the…

With the right preparation, winter camping can be a fun and exhilarating experience! And if you’re not prepared? Well… it’s likely to be a cold…

Winter camping is becoming increasingly popular among recreational vehicle owners. However, one of the major drawbacks of winter camping is that the water in your…

RVing during winter can be as much fun as any other time of the year. I mean, have you ever seen Yellowstone National Park in…

Installing LED strip lights is a simple DIY project that adds functional, festive flair to your RV. In this post, we’ll explain the process of…

Welcome to the exciting world of sewer hose supports! While not the most scintillating topic, it’s an essential one. If your RV sewer hose isn’t…

There’s nothing quite like settling down under the cooling shade of your RV awning. But, before we can relax and take in that fresh air,…

RVing is an exciting way to hit the road and explore the great outdoors with your friends and family. However, having a bad smell fill…

Summer is the perfect time to jump in your RV for a relaxing vacation. But, with Summer comes extreme heat. And without a quality air…

If you are considering taking a short camping trip, one of the most affordable camper options is a pop-up camper. While buying one is cheaper…

To rent an RV, no matter what state you reside in or rental company you use, you must be able to prove that you are…

The last thing you want if your living in an RV or camping in colder climates… is your sewer hose to freeze! Trying to dethaw…

A quality sewer hose is one piece of equipment you can’t do without when RV’ing! However, it can be hard to find a sewer hose…

At some point in your RV adventure, the fun will come to a halt (albeit temporarily) when you have to drain those dreaded black and…

Generators supply the power you need while you’re camping. But, that power can come at a price… and no we’re not talking about money, but…

One of the most frequently asked questions we get from readers is… What size generator do I need for my camper or RV? And we…

You’ve probably never given it much thought, but camper toilets do not work like your typical home toilet. And this difference is important to understand…

Finding the best RV generator for your specific needs is crucial! That may seem like a strong statement, but if you want to completely cover…

Ok, it’s time to address the elephant in the (bath)room. That’s right – your camper toilet! This piece of equipment is more than just a…

Getting the best RV toilet is extremely important. Good for you for thinking ahead!  In this article, we cover the top 10 best toilets for…

The American dream was once defined by owning your own house. However, that dream has evolved over the years with many people choosing to downsize…

A clogged camper toilet can be a real inconvenience, especially since it seems to happen at the most inconvenient times! And even if you have…

How much does it cost to rent an RV? There isn’t a catch-all answer to this question since the price can vary by location, the…

Looking for an effective way to keep mice out of your camper? You’re not alone, as mice finding refuge in campers and RVs is an…

A pop-up camper is a smaller alternative to motor homes and large trailers. It has a foldable roof and sides, and therefore, a much smaller…