Summer has arrived, and while you might be ready for a family camping trip or road trip, can you say the same about your RV? If you don’t live in your camper full time, then you probably winterized it before storing it up last winter. And now, you have to find out how to get … Read more
Getting a camper without a title is something you might experience when you buy an RV from a private seller compared to when you buy from a dealer where you will be charged for all the processing and paperwork you will be given. This is not a bad thing; it just means you will have … Read more
The roof and sides of a pop-up camper, unlike travel trailers, motorhomes, or fifth wheels, can fold down, leaving little space for storage when the trailer is in tow. When the camper is open, clutter quickly becomes a problem. It helps to tow with a truck that has a camper shell, or with a van … Read more
Although an RV cannot function like the “normal” housing built with sticks and bricks but then, you definitely still crave some normalcy with an RV. Sometimes it doesn’t just work, and you might have to deal with some horrible smell during your use of an RV, one of which is sulphuric rotten egg smell. And … Read more
A dead battery can be more than an inconvenience when living in an RV. When it comes to your trailer, letting your battery charge drop too low can permanently affect its ability to hold a charge. Not to mention, dealing with a dead trailer, tow vehicle, or accessory battery is a huge pain that can … Read more
After getting everything in your camper set to your satisfaction, you hit the road. Before now, you probably already have a specific location you are headed to, and for the most conventional type of camping, you will definitely be staying at a campground. This is like little communities for campers; most of them are equipped … Read more
Every campground has its pros and cons, and owning a campground is not exempted from this. If you are considering owning a campground, there are a lot of factors that have to be taken into consideration. You have to find out if the stress of owning a campground will be worth it in terms of … Read more
Sticker residue, as well as a worn-out decal, can totally ruin the look of your camper, making it look older than it actually is. That is why knowing how to remove sticker residue from camper is very important. It’s a fairly easy process that requires minimal tools and a little bit of expertise. Here, we … Read more
A fiberglass RV can be very pretty and shiny, but when oxidation takes its course, the beauty factor will be lost. In some extreme cases of oxidation, the fiberglass can become chalky, cloudy, or even yellowish in color. This can totally destroy the looks of your RV, making it look dilapidated and old. Thankfully the … Read more
Allowing your RV batteries to continue charging even after they reach full capacity will cause irreparable damage to your battery. Also, allowing your battery to run down completely before charging it will also cause damage to your battery, so what do you do? Trickle charging! This simply means a continuous, slow charge supplied to a … Read more