As much as I like wood grain cabinetry and walls, I sometimes tour new builds or visit my friends in their RVs and quite often my thoughts when doing this is that while wood grain cabinetry is nice, in many cases it is just simply overdone. In my opinion, too …
When renting an RV for a vacation, whether it’s for a few days, several weeks or even months, it can be costly. In this guide, we’ll look at the cost of these rentals based upon RV sizes and I’ll also share some of my ideas for keeping many of the …
If you’re like me, you prefer the feel of your feet walking across a nice wooden deck. Yes, many campgrounds offer sites with expanded concrete parking pads or pads laid out with additional concrete areas specifically for your outdoor grill or furniture, but in many cases these can be rough …
This is part 2 of my series on constructing an RV park. If you haven’t already, read my guide on how to build your own RV park. The costs of building your own campground The cost of building your own campground has many variables, but one should expect your site …
There are almost an endless number of things to consider if you are contemplating building your own RV park. Everything from the location of your park, to its size, local zoning ordinances, what kind of amenities you wish to include and of course cost is certainly a major concern as …
I love California, I really do, but traveling around their congested cities such as Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco can be a nightmare for most RVers. While van dwellers and those in smaller class B motorhomes may find it easy to navigate the larger urban areas of California, …
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If you follow my articles regularly, you’ll know that I am a big fan of boondocking as I love the sense of freedom it gives me when traveling. However, I have also endorsed the use of some campground membership programs such as the Thousand Trails campground system. While memberships with …
Visiting Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington by utilizing Amtrak while boondocking in a remote location these days has become a bit more complicated that it was prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Simply put, while there were once four round-trip trains per day in this corridor, those numbers have been cut …
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Getting in and out of most urban areas of New England can be extremely difficult in an RV, especially if you are pulling a trailer or driving a class A motorhome. While this part of the country is quaint, picturesque and historic, much of its road design was laid out …
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Enjoying a good pizza while you’re traveling, doesn’t mean that you must partake in the only pizza shops that deliver to your campground or are available for pick-up service in your area. Frankly, in most remote camping areas, you’ll spend more time driving to the restaurant to try a new …
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