Bringing your fur friends on your RVing trips sounds like a great idea, but before setting off on the road, you must first ensure that you create an optimal pet environment on your rig. In this blog, we will go over twelve tips and tricks for devising a pet-friendly space in your RV.
Winter is coming or, in many cases, has already made itself at home. For the RV community, it also means parking our rigs until spring.
Whether you’re parking your RV inside some sort of storage facility, or you intend to leave it parked on your driveway all winter, there are a few things you should check off your winterization “To Do” list before you let your RV hibernate. Here is the 8-step checklist that will ensure your RV makes it through the cold winter months unscathed!
by Ginny McKinney
It was a perfect Colorado blue-blaster day… my husband’s day off. We had decided to head to Grand Junction to look at travel trailers. The topic of retirement was pretty hot in our house and we had thought a camper was just the thing we needed for our Golden Years. As we stood in the fourth one, my sweet man suffered a heart attack and died. As I began to navigate my grief, I knew I needed something joyful in front of me in order to survive. Two weeks after the funeral I bought a small 16’ camper and took off for three months in the wilderness and backroads of Colorado… alone.
