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If you own an RV, you have likely heard of tankless water heaters. Compared to traditional models, tankless water heaters use less energy and take up less space - 2 features which RV owners rank quite highly for any appliance or product going in their rig. Though they are widely used in the RV industry, tankless models do have some downsides. This article will cover the basic advantages and disadvantages of tankless water heaters and help to explain why their use in RVs is so common. Advan …

Travels And Road Trips With Your Dog This year, National Dog Day is Friday, August 26th. It may seem like there is a National Day celebrating almost everything, but I think we can all agree that dogs really are deserving of a national holiday celebrating their existence. If you want to celebrate your canine companion, what better way than planning a trip for you and your dog? RV owners have a higher rate of pet ownership than the average population. Around 68% of RVers travel with pets …

2020 and 2021 were historic years for the RV industry. RVs, fifth wheels and travel trailers were the perfect solutions for people to travel safely during the COVID pandemic. The sudden jump in interest combined with supply chain stoppages led to RV shortages in dealerships around the country. The following year, 2021, was a record-setting production year despite the challenges still largely present from the year prior. The 2022 summer camping season is still underway, but this article will exam …

Updating the furniture in your RV can be an exciting experience as it’s a chance to utilize the space better and change the look and feel of your RV. RV furniture can be considered an investment because it can last a long time and provide comfort and utility if you pick the right piece. What are my options? RV furniture manufacturers are well aware that their market puts great value on items that are functional for a variety of purposes. Space is limited in RVs, so using all of t …

Most travel trailers are far too heavy for the average car or SUV to tow. Luckily, a few innovative companies have introduced a variety of alternatives to get car owners off the ground and into a camper. Here are a few lightweight campers that weigh in around the 1000 lb. limit that many cars are capable of towing.#1. Happier Camper HC1 - 1,100 lbs. Happier Camper just released their HC1 travel trailer in late 2015, and with such an eye-catching design, it’s easy to see why it has gained so …