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The Ultimate Fall Camping Packing ChecklistThe air is crisp and cool, the leaves are changing color, and you couldn’t think of a better time to be drinking a cup of hot cider around a fire. Fall camping season is officially here! While it’s one of the best times of the year to hit the road and set up camp at your favorite site, it does take a little extra preparation. To keep yourself safe, dry, and warm this autumn camping season, follow this checklist. If you do, you’ll be sure to have …

There’s More Than Corn in Indiana...There are Leaves, Too! If you’re from the Hoosier State, where RecPro is located, you already know there are a few certain hotspots that can’t be missed when it comes to fall foliage. Since we talked about our neighbor to the north last week (Michigan - check out that blog!), let’s cover some of Indiana’s best fall color drives this week. Don’t assume that you need to pack up your RV during the autumn season. If you’re planning a midwestern roa …

Are you the type of person who wonders how things work? Do you ponder the pros and cons of alternating current or direct current? Does understanding how things are made fascinate you? Do you change the oil on your car yourself or at least watch how it’s done at the service station? Have you ever wondered how Recreational Vehicles are built?Having a clue when it comes to the manufacturing process is essential to understand issues like quality, durability and simply because it is an interest …

Securing Your RV From Pests Vol. 4: Rattlesnakes Ants, mice, and spiders (oh my!) might feel minuscule when it comes to the pest we’re covering today; rattlesnakes. The good news? Rattlesnakes aren’t all that prevalent in many parts of the country. In other areas, though, they can be a real concern when you’re camping. So, if you ever plan on traveling to the Southwestern part of the country, these tips are important to keep in mind. We probably don’t have to tell you twice that …

You may be noticing a theme with some of our recent blog posts: The truth is, no one wants to deal with pests, rodents, or insects crawling around their home on wheels. Today’s offender might be the creepy-crawliest yet - the spider. The good news? Most spiders are actually beneficial. They help to control the insect population, which would otherwise completely be out of control. It’s true that some spiders can be dangerous. But, it’s likely they don’t mean to cause you any harm. …