Having the comfort of home even while you are spending time outdoors is a commodity that can make your camping experience more enjoyable. Opting for one of the best travel trailers for Jeep Wrangler is the right choice if you want to have a cozy place to sleep or prepare food while you’re on the…
When you’re living the RV life, you need quite a bit of propane. Propane keeps your camper warm, lights the stove and the oven, and keeps your refrigerator running. You won’t want to be caught without propane, which is why you should always know where you can get refills to stay ahead of the game….
RVs and travel trailers are a lot of fun, but they’re also a lot of work to maintain. It’s common to want to change and upgrade things inside and outside your RV as it gets older. Just like with houses, upgrading is entirely possible, as long as you know what you’re doing and have the…
One of the most important components of a successful RVing experience is knowing how to reset your service trailer brake. If you’re hauling an RV that weighs 5,000 plus pounds, it can be extremely difficult to stop when you need to without a good brake system. It can even mean the difference between staying safe…
You know you’re in trouble when cars passing you on the highway are honking their horns and waving their hands, then pointing back toward your trailer. One clear, sunny day just before Thanksgiving, this happened to us as we were driving through the high desert of California. We pulled over to try to figure out…
Replacing the subfloor in any camper can be a daunting task, but a step-by-step guide can make it a bit less overwhelming. This guide will explain how to replace a subfloor in travel trailer, so you don’t have to panic. There’s not much worse than walking through your travel trailer, or any trailer for that…
Airstreams are the high-end joy of the RV world. They’re made from aluminum and shiny as ever (when new). Aluminum forms aluminum oxide, or oxidation, when it interacts with the air. Aluminum, unlike steel, does not rust when it oxidizes to create iron oxide. The chemical interaction between aluminum and oxygen does not eat away…
Maintenance is one of the frequently overlooked tasks of owning an RV. While RVing may appear to be a glamorous and simple lifestyle, there is still labor to be done and upkeep to be kept up with. The generator is a typical source of frustration for many RVers. As electricity can be dangerous, I don’t…
The primary reason people own an RV is to travel. Part of the appeal is being able to travel locally and around the country. They can pick up and go whenever they want to without having to worry about hotel reservations. It’s a home away from home. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t reasons why…
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