RV Toilets Compared: Dometic 310 vs Dometic 320

RV Toilets Compared: Dometic 310 vs Dometic 320

ByChristine Lindstrom

When you have to go, you have to go. It may not be the stuff of polite conversation, but it is a fact of life. Everyone needs to use the toilet.

One of the great advantages of RV travel is that you have your own bathroom with you wherever you go. Not all RV toilets are the same, however, and there is a surprisingly wide range of options available.

Dometic makes some of the most popular RV toilets on the market, including the Dometic 310 and the Dometic 320. So how do you decide which of these best-selling models is right for you and your rig?

The Main Differences Between the Dometic 310 and 320

The main differences between the Dometic 310 and the Dometic 320 are:

  • The Dometic 320 h
Our Top Diesel vs Gas RV Considerations

Our Top Diesel vs Gas RV Considerations

ByChristine Lindstrom

Which is better – a diesel RV or a gas RV? There is no simple answer to this question, though if you spend any time in online RV forums you’re sure to find people who feel that there is. The reality is that neither is clearly the best choice for all RVers in all circumstances.

The best choice for you depends on a wide variety of factors. Consider all of these factors before deciding if you want a motorhome with a diesel or gas engine. If you’re wondering why the type of fuel should even be a factor, read on to be sure you make an educated choice. Then, take our quiz to help you determine which type of RV is most likely to suit your needs!

This explanation is focused on Class A, B, and C motorhomes since these drivable RVs are the ones with engines. Most of these factors are similar, however, when choosing a tow vehicle for a fifth wheel or travel trailer. Specific co

State Farm RV Insurance Review

State Farm RV Insurance Review: Is It Worth It?

ByChristine Lindstrom

Gather any group of RVers, whether in an online forum or around a campfire in a campground, and often the conversation will turn to RV insurance. Why? Because an RV is an investment and having the right insurance is important – and complicated. Why is RV insurance so confusing?

One reason for the confusion is that there are so many individual factors that affect the type of coverage you need for your RV. Is your rig drivable or towable? What level of coverage is required by your state or residence? How often do you use it and where do you prefer to park it? Do you own your RV outright or are you still making payments? Answering these questions is just the beginning of determining what type of insurance you need.

The next decision is which insurance company can best meet your RV insurance needs. Most companies that provide auto insurance will also have RV coverage options.

Roadside Assistance for RVers: Better World Club vs AAA
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Roadside Assistance for RVers: Better World Club vs AAA

ByChristine Lindstrom

Roadside assistance is one of those things that we buy and then hope we never need. Yet we all know that breakdowns can happen when we least expect them. When they do, having the right roadside assistance can mean the difference between being back on the road quickly and an expensive, time-consuming disaster. 

There are many roadside assistance companies to choose from, and they all make a lot of promises to try to attract your business.

The American Automobile Association (better known as AAA) is a household name. “Call AAA” has become almost synonymous with calling for help on the road. Many people join AAA without even considering any of the other options.

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