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We are all aware of how RVing is a fantastic way to see the country and enjoy the outdoors. But, if you're like most RV owners, you may want to avoid being tethered to a campground with electrical hookups all the time. That's where solar power can come in handy. Solar power systems can give you the freedom to "boondock" – or dry camp – for extended periods. There are many benefits to adding solar power to your RV. Solar can help you save money on your camping costs; it’s good for the en …

The Bass Anglers Sportsman Society, or B.A.S.S., is a popular fishing organization consisting of over half a million members. This organization is largely centered around bass fishermen in the United States but has members located all over the world. B.A.S.S. is best known for its sport fishing tournaments trails, with its primary series championship being the well-known Bassmaster Classic, dubbed by some as the “Super Bowl of Fishing.”At 24 years old, Bo Thomas has expressed his inten …

Are you considering upgrading your RV water heater? If so, you may wonder whether to choose a traditional or tankless model. In this blog post, we'll discuss the pros & cons of each type of RV water heater to help you make an informed decision. Whether you're a full-time RVer or an occasional trailer hauler, this post will provide valuable insights! RV Water Heaters Have Two Main Types—Traditional and Tankless Though there are several ways to achieve it, a consistent hot water …

Have you ever noticed that your phone's navigation apps (Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, etc.) take less than optimal routes for recreational vehicles? Half the time, they don't take the optimal route for any vehicle. One too many "shortcuts" through crowded downtowns or muddy unpaved roads erode what little trust we had started to build for our ever-present pocket navigator.Shortfalls In Phone-Based Navigation Though our phones can be invaluable for helping us with hands-free navigation of our p …

The Evolution of the Recreational Vehicle Americans have always entertained a long and storied love affair with travel, technically spanning back to the Louisiana Purchase and subsequent western expansion. Though the outward appearance of the covered wagon trains, which bore hopeful settlers on their long & arduous journeys across the plains, bear little resemblance to the RV's we know and love today, the "travelin' itch" has never left our zeitgeist. The US's first camping vehicle was paten …