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Summer is coming to an end. It may not feel like it right now, but the leaves will soon turn colors, the temperature will drop, and those pesky bugs will go back into hiding. At this point in the year, many people throw bonfires, beach parties, and barbecues to make the most of the rest of the summer. With everything going on in the world, though, this isn’t as much of an option. While many places are opening up again, if you have kids who aren’t as keen to social distancing as is required, y …

Soon, people will celebrate what has become known as the traditional “End of Summer,” the Labor Day weekend. This year, 2020, has been unusual, to say the least, but Monday, September 7 is Labor Day and a three-day weekend. For some RVers and campers, this will be the final weekend of experiencing the RV lifestyle, and, for others it will signal the quest to prepare for colder temperatures and possibly warmer climates. Campgrounds in state and national parks will be crowded for sure. But, e …

When most people think about camping or heading out in the RV for a trip, they think about the planning involved. Even if you’re a seasoned RVer, you might have a specific checklist, things you need to do before you go, etc. But, if the travel bug has really gotten a hold of you (and why wouldn’t it?), there’s no reason you can’t go on a successful last-minute trip and have the time of your life So, let’s take a look at a few tips you can use to hit the road in a matter of days and fully …

What do you do when you are traveling across the country in your RV and a craving for candy hits? Stopping in at the local grocery store is one option, but the selection may be limited. And, what about the expiration date on that package of jelly beans or gummies? When satisfying your sweet tooth produces more questions than satisfaction, you might want to opt for a candy factory tour. Several candy factories are nationally known for their confections and offer their customers the opportun …

There are a ton of benefits to installing an AC unit in your RV. Without one, you can end up living in a hot metal shell, sweating through your clothes while you wait anxiously for the sun to go down. This kind of heat can even affect your health and the health of your family and pets. Long story short: sleeping in a hot metal box isn’t a good idea. With an AC unit, though, you can avoid that scenario. But how do you find just the right one for your rig? Well, we’re here to help with that. …