Shopping for a used motorhome is different from shopping for a used car, when one of the top considerations is the odometer reading. Although this reading should be considered, other factors should be evaluated as well. Mike Martinkus of Motorhomes of Texas provides the following tips regarding how to determine if a used motorhome is…
Although camping in general can be an economic way to vacation, those who enjoy the rugged outdoors and don’t mind doing without amenities can save even more money on campground fees if they know where to go. Benzinga provides these tips on how to camp very cheaply. While some of these options aren’t for everyone,…
While tent camping can be an absolutely wonderful experience for some, it isn’t for everyone, particularly families with young children. Going without a bathroom as well as modern day conveniences of a refrigerator and air conditioner can take some of the enthusiasm out of a camping trip. Conversely, RV camping provides the fun aspects of…
A family camping trip can be a rewarding, memorable experience; but it can also present challenges. GoFire.com provides the following considerations to help ensure the trip is safe and enjoyable for children. 1. Safety Considerations Select a campground and destination that is child-friendly. It can be difficult to watch a child every moment, so make…
A new study put out for National Lightning Safety Awareness Week finds that campers and fishermen should take lightning seriously, reports National Geographic. John Jensenius of the National Weather Service says that not only is summer the peak season for lightning but it also is the time when people are most often outdoors enjoying leisure…
Vacationing in your RV is relaxing, but it isn’t a time to let down your guard about identity theft and other travel related dangers. Equifax provides some simple precautions that can prevent these catastrophes. Be careful about actions that alert criminals you are out of town. Place a hold on your mail so passersby won’t…
Everyone, mark your calendars because the Great American Campout is coming up on June 22. Woodall’s Campground Management reports that this annual event is an initiative of the National Wildlife Federation’s (NWF) Great Outdoors Month, which has the intent of getting 2 million more children to spend at least a little time outdoors every week.…
Kampgrounds of America (KOA), the iconic American camping company, will be dividing their 485 parks into three different brands – Journey, Holiday and Resort. Tony Hedges, Vice President of Marketing, announced that the rebranding to come about over the next few years will help campers select parks that suit their particular needs. While each campground…
Have you ever thought of being a campground host? The Gazette in Colorado Springs reports on some of the rewards and realities of this lifestyle. A casual observer may think it is a dream job, but although it has some considerable pluses, it is also hard work. While the rewards include getting paid to camp…
A wonderful motorhome trip can turn into a tragedy in the blink of an eye if certain precautions are not taken. SellMyRVToday.com provides the following safety tips to keep in mind when traveling. The most fundamental rule is for all passengers to buckle their seat bests. This one practice can make the difference between being…