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How To Secure RV Furniture There are few things that beat going out on an adventure with an RV, trailer, or camper. These amazing modern marvels of engineering allow you to travel abroad and witness wonderful sights, visit faraway places, and bask in the splendor of nature, all while bringing the comforts of home with you. You get to enjoy things like a bed, tables, chairs, sofas, and more! With all that in mind, it begs the question: how do you keep all that furniture from moving around …

Protect Your RV From Mice And Critters Few things are more annoying than finding mice and other vermin inside your RV. An infestation of these small fuzzy critters can be a massive downer on your camping trip, especially with all the damage they can cause and the sickness they can spread. Mice can be a severe problem as they can chew through wiring, plumbing, walls, cause rot, and more. These sneaky little varmints are like little magicians, able to find their way inside through even some of …

We've all seen big trailers before. Spend any amount of time on a highway, and you are bound to eventually see an RV, a camper, or a trailer of some sort. These compact houses on wheels come in a ton of different shapes and sizes for travelers of all kinds! Some even bring their families with them on their travels. For Shirley Wallace, traveling in a trailer was her whole childhood! Since the age of 3, Shirley spent her childhood traveling throughout California in a 40-foot Spartan Manor tr …

Can You Stay The Night At A Truck Stop?In short, yes, you can stay the night at a truck stop. Traveling long-distance in an RV can be a lot of fun and quite an adventure. However, hours upon hours of driving can be tiring, and you will probably need to rest at some point before reaching your destination - especially if you are on a cross-country trip! Finding a place to park your RV so you can rest can be a bit tough, so many RVers opt to stay the night at a truck stop. Staying overnight at …

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 …