Welcome to “Meet the RV LIFE Experts,” an exciting new feature where we get to know our expert team of writers and contributors. We all know the best advice comes from those who have truly lived the RV lifestyle. That’s why all of our RV experts have extensive, hands-on backgrounds in RVing. That way, they can share their firsthand…
IIMAGE: Shutterstock Top Tips for Helping the Planet When You RV The beginning of spring is a great time to plan summer RV adventures. And, with Earth Day upon us, it’s also a good time to discover new, environmentally friendly ways to enjoy RVing. Sustainable RV travel is all about making environmentally friendly choices. The goal is to minimize…
Pop up campers are the perfect option if you’re ready to transition from tent camping to RV life. Compared to other RVs, they are easier to tow, set up, maintain, and store, to name a few. There are many advantages of pop up campers, but they also require a lower investment for those exploring RV camping for the first…
Keystone Cougar is one of the most popular fifth wheels made today, and previous year models, including the 2020 Keystone Cougar, remain coveted RVs. Aside from their reliability and longevity, there is a wide selection of Cougar fifth wheel floorplans. As such, for this article, I will split them up by Cougar Half-Ton and Cougar Mid-Profile fifth wheels. Let’s…
If you’re debating a Class A vs Class C RV, your options are considerable as manufacturers have blurred the lines across many motorized RV types. In many cases, you can now find the size and fit you want in either A or C models. But some key differences remain. The debate between Class A vs Class C RV motorhomes…
RVers can use several methods to connect to city water. Some provide more protection for RV plumbing, while others ensure cleaner drinking water. All methods transport water from a spigot to your RV’s city water inlet so it can be used for filling water bottles, washing dishes, showering, and anything else you need. But there’s more here than meets…
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There are many reasons an RV owner might seek an RV roof vent lid replacement. Their current RV roof vent lid might be broken or cracked due to prolonged sun exposure, contact with a tree or other overhead object, damage from falling debris, or the use of harsh cleaning or treatment products not recommended by the manufacturer. Or it…
A member of our RV Lifestyle Facebook group recently called out to any chefs and passionate home cooks for RV camping meal ideas for her first RV trip. Shannon wrote, “For the chefs in the group…what would be an amazing meal to make to christen the new RV this Friday? I am very much a creative cook but at…
Class C RVs are some of the easiest RVs to drive. Built on truck or van chassis, they provide a similar driving feel to large trucks, making them easy RVs for beginners learning to handle a bigger vehicle. Most Class C RVs are built on Ford, Chevrolet, or Mercedes Benz chassis, but today, we’ll focus on Mercedes Class C…
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