Is it time to winterize your RV yet? The question comes up for RV owners every fall, and the answer depends more on the thermometer than the calendar. Whether your rig is in storage or still in use is also a factor. You have to get the timing right to protect thousands of dollars in plumbing from a repair…
Everybody has a Dolly Parton memory this week. Mine involves a Class B camper van, a plane ticket I never used, and a case of the flu I have been mad about for more than ten years. Here is something most of the tributes will not tell you. Dolly Parton and her husband Carl Dean were RVers. Not tour…
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Summer travel can leave behind loose hardware, damaged connections, and hidden wear. Revisit these five essential RV safety areas before your fall adventures begin. The post 5 Surprising RV Trouble Spots After Summer Travel appeared first on RV LIFE.
The cost to winterize an RV depends primarily on two variables: whether you do it yourself or hire a professional, and the complexity of your RV’s plumbing system. For most owners, the out-of-pocket cost runs from roughly $30 to $80 if they winterize themselves. Antifreeze costs $4-8 per gallon, and most RVs require 2-4 gallons, with any bypass kits…
Want to go RVing on the Texas Gulf Coast? Did you know that the Texas Gulf of Mexico coastline features 600 miles of beaches, stunning vistas, and pristine natural areas? Outdoor enthusiasts can swim, fish, hike, kayak, birdwatch, and yes—camp on the beach. Continue reading 8 Places to go RVing on the Texas Gulf Coast at RV Lifestyle.
Snowbird season is just around the corner, with the first wave taking off at the end of October and the second and larger one in December. In this article, we travel from east to west… Florida Alabama Mississippi Texas Arizona We’ve listed well-reviewed campgrounds in each state. Some allow stays up to 14 days, while others allow booking for…
Given the risks of sub-freezing temperatures, winterizing your RV is a critical step to avoid costly repairs. In simple terms, winterizing means preparing your RV’s plumbing and systems to withstand freezing temperatures by draining the water and replacing it with RV antifreeze. This guide applies to winterizing the water system on all RV types, but every RV is slightly…
Forest River is introducing the Wolverine fifth-wheel line for 2027. The 36BC combines a rear kitchen, central bunk room and loft, king bedroom, L-shaped sofa, and residential-style equipment. The post New 2027 Forest River Wolverine 36BC Fifth-Wheel Offers a Mid-Bunk, Loft, and Rear Kitchen appeared first on RV LIFE.
A successful test does not prove an RV alarm is still within its service life. Here’s how to check smoke, carbon monoxide, and propane alarms, decode warning chirps, and choose compatible replacements. The post When to Replace RV Safety Alarms: The Test Button Isn’t Enough appeared first on RV LIFE.
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