An easy way to personalize an RV and make it feel like home is to hang pictures or artwork on the walls. Care must be taken to protect both the wall and the pictures from the strain of travel. Protecting the Walls RV walls are made of...
For the snow-bound RV crowd, early spring is a time to dream and plan. "Where will we go this year? Can we afford it? How will the recession affect our camping plans?" Once the snow goes and spring has truly arrived, though, it's time to get...
Summer is here and all sorts of recreational vehicles, from the smallest travel trailer to the largest coach are on the move but before they head for the highway, there are some things all RV owners should know about preparing for, preventing and dealing with...
Axe is one of those crucial tools you need in your RV, that is easy to forget, but impossible to replace when you need one. So how should you make sure you have the right axe for your camper. First of all it is important...
Hitting the road on a camping trip that includes travel of some distance is an exciting event. There will probably be many new places to visit and things to do and see along the way. Add camping a few nights here and there, and it...
Among the least expensive options for a stove while camping or backpacking is a homemade alcohol stove, often called a beverage stove or pop-can stove. While alcohol stoves can be purchased for hiking at a relatively inexpensive price, the homemade versions are virtually free. Low-cost Recycled...
Whether you are camping in a public park or in the wilderness, a campfire can be a pleasant blessing, a comfort, and troublesome all at the same time. In my circle of RVers, there has grown an unspoken campfire etiquette: keep it simple and keep...
