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If you’re RVing in the Tampa Bay, Florida, area, it might be enough to just kick back and soak up some sun. After all, the region boasts 361 days of sunshine a year, with the average temperature at a comfy 73 degrees. But if you’re up for some fun outside the RV park, plenty awaits you in the Tampa Bay …
Now that temperatures are dropping in the north and first snows are setting in, many people are migrating south to spend winter in the warmer climates. Some families have second homes and others rent long-term condos or cabins to enjoy better temperatures, but many couples known to southerners as “snowbirds” are hauling trailers and RVs to campgrounds across the south. …
Winter is fast approaching and many RV parks and campgrounds are closing for the season. But winter can still be a wonderful time to be an RVer! Whether you’re going south for the winter or hoping to hit the snowy slopes, here are some tips to help you make the most of winter RVing. #1 Snowbirding This first one isn’t …
For many, the day after Thanksgiving inaugurates a hectic season of holiday spending as crowds of consumers descend upon stores across the U.S. and individuals jockey for position in order to snag the juiciest deals. In the days leading up to Black Friday, you may be drawing up your battle plans in hopes of safely navigating the hordes and making …
Last month we hosted a true story contest with the RV Humor Facebook group! The group is a private social network for RVers who enjoy sharing funny stories and jokes with each other. Our contest asked members to share funny or true stories, and the top three winners would be awarded a $50 Amazon gift card and two free year …
Most motorhome kitchens are much smaller than a standard sticks-and-bricks house. So when it comes to setting up the kitchen in your motorhome, it can be a chore determining which RV kitchen essentials make the cut and which ones you can live without. Not only do you have to consider cabinets, counter tops, and the fridge, but you also have to …
Before you go on the road, it’s a good idea to have a route planned, for several reasons. You get the most out of your sight-seeing adventure, you’ll spend less time cooped up together, and you can see more sights and try more things. So what would be better than RV camping near theme parks? And these aren’t any ordinary …
If you’ve ever thought, “I wish I had a camping tool for that,” there probably is! There are countless blogs out there that keep RVers up to date on all the latest gear, toys, and tools. Unfortunately, it’s your job to find them all and since you have better things to do with your time, we thought we’d give you …
The last thing you want to remember about your summer 2016 road trip is the unbearable heat, especially when you’re inside your camper. Maybe it’s time to add a new RV AC unit? Researching air conditioners is tedious business. But at some point, the AC that came with your camper may need to be replaced, or you will decide to purchase an additional …
Did you know that there is an official Parents’ Day? It falls at the end of July. But you don’t have to wait for this little-known “holiday” to roll around to show your folks how much you appreciate them. Every day, there are a million little ways to show moms and dads how much they mean to you. Funny family videos are …
