When I say “win”, I mean SCORE. You’ll still pay for your camping reservation. But without these camping reservation tools, you may not have a camping trip at all if your campground is sold-out. Now there’s hope you can still find a reservation if you use these tools!

You’re new to RVing, so how could you know right from wrong? I’m talking about the ‘tips’ you see online about what you should/shouldn’t do when RVing.
You follow them blindly because, well, you’re a beginner who is new to RVing. We get it. This post is for you to learn these lies and misconceptions before you make these beginner mistakes.

When you store your RV, there are things you’d better do in preparation so that it remains in good shape for your next adventure.
Don’t worry, it’s a pretty simple process and shouldn’t take up TOO much of your time (Except for winterizing. That’s a bit of a pain). That said, not doing these things can cost you big time AND money in the future!

You crazy chefs out there know that cooking uses up a lot of water in an RV. Probably more than anything else besides showering. But it doesn’t have to be wasteful. Use your smarts and incorporate these RV water saving tips.

At first I was perplexed. I wondered “how did water get in there”? Then, naturally, I told Marshall about it. He informed me it was liquid propane. No bueno. It would eventually kill the regulator.

Hey, nothing better in life (in my opinion) than getting a kick out of watching someone stumbling, fumbling, etc. But it’s WAY more fun to watch a fool than to BE the fool. We have 5 ways to avoid being ‘that guy/girl’ in the campground. You can thank us later!