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There is no better sport to compliment RV owners with wanderlust than golf. Whether you are a first-time golfer or first-time RV owner, the two go together like peas in a pod. However, an RV golf road trip requires ample preparation and a flexible itinerary. If you’re new to the scene, these tips should get you on the road and swinging your club in no time. Where You Should Go If you’re going to embark on an RV golf excursion, you need a short list of destinations. Below are some of th …

A solar panel is an excellent upgrade for every camper's recreational vehicle, especially those who love boondocking. This upgrade can allow RVers to run all the essential devices in their RV, making it feel like a real house without the high cost, smell, or noises of a propane generator. And as long as you are camping in a place with direct sunlight, you will never have to worry about the batteries running out or having low generator fuel in the middle of the night. Therefore, you can have fun …

In 2020, people who were feeling confined at home sought safe ways to get out of the house. Escaping to park lands, both national, start and local, was a reprieve for many. Many of these folks found their way to the Blue Ridge Parkway, 14.1 million to be exact.The 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway which stretches from Virginia to the far-western reaches of North Carolina. Along the drive, pull outs, scenic overlooks and natural beauty are part of the appeal that brings these crowds to this roadw …

When your four-legged friend is an important part of the family, you wouldn’t dream of leaving them behind while you’re camping or on a road trip. So, many RV owners choose to take their pets with them on the road.It’s a great way to keep track of your furry companion and show them the country! But, as any pet owner knows, keeping even the most well-behaved animal in a small space for extended periods of time can cause things to become messy. Food or water might spill. They might get sick, have …

After a long day of hiking, fishing, playing around the campsite, and enjoying everything nature has to offer, the traditional thing to do is build a fire, roast some marshmallows, and share a few stories. There’s something to be said for that tradition – it’s stood the test of time for a reason!But, if you’re looking to switch things up for a few nights, it’s a good idea to have some alternative options in mind that your family can take part in around the campfire. Nighttime can actually be a l …