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The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: Homespun in New England

October 6, 2017 By Barry Zander & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Travelers shopping for crafts along the back roads can find some treasures, but most of all, the fun is in the adventure and the chance to talk with locals. The best part about traveling through rural New England was the charming “Cottage Industries” sprinkled along the roadsides. These homespun businesses are the essence of what…

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: Driving Into My Past

September 20, 2017 By Barry Zander & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

For many Americans taking a drive along Route 66 is a journey into the past, when traveling by car exposed the family to the kitschy souvenir stands and diners that flourished in the ‘40s and ‘50s – before super-highways streaked across the land. While I-40 has replaced Route 66 and most of its historical significance,…

On the Road With Sue: Arizona State Parks – Just a Sampling!

September 6, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

There are 28 State Parks in Arizona. Located from the southern part of the state at the U.S./Mexico border to the Colorado River to the west and everywhere in between, Arizona’s State Parks reflect the diverse geography which makes up this state. We have not visited all 28 parks….yet. But we’re working on it. Many…

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: The Natchez Trace

August 17, 2017 By Barry Zander & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

When the National Park Service began work on the ultra-scenic Natchez Trace Parkway in 1934, the vision must have been akin to the idea of going to the Moon. This 440-mile ribbon of asphalt is monumental. That being said, we found a major divide between its history and beauty as opposed to the actual experience…

Tips for Viewing the 2017 Solar Eclipse

August 16, 2017 By Dave Solberg & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

A total solar eclipse is scheduled to occur Monday August 21, 2017 and is a popular viewing activity for RVers of all ages. A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and earth, partially blocking out the view of the sun until it creates what is referred to as Totality, which…

The Never-Bored RVers Journal: The Loneliest Road in America

August 9, 2017 By Barry Zander & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

A sign warned us — we were about to turn onto “The Loneliest Road in America.” But with satellite radio and our always-active sense of adventure, we took the challenge. While traveling across endless desert landscapes gives RVers lots of time to think, this journey on “The Loneliest Road in America” is the ultimate experience.…

Tips for Traveling with Dogs in an RV

July 21, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

One of the best parts of owning an RV is that we can take our pet boxer dog, Harley, with us. In fact, in the last two years Harley’s RV travels have covered 15 states, plus stops in Mexico and Canada. And he’s certainly not done yet! Our fifth wheel trailer has become a home…

Where Would You Go In Your RV?

June 23, 2017 By Editor & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

The lure of RVing is often that sense of freedom we get when we first head out on the open road. It’s a feeling you can pursue year after year, trip after trip. We often find ourselves dreaming of our next trip, and we’re pretty sure you are no different. So we asked the question,…

RV Fire Extinguisher Use and Maintenance

June 14, 2017 By Dave Solberg & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Most RVers take their fire extinguisher for granted because hopefully, they will never have to use it. But fire is actually an important component in RVing as it’s used to power the motorhome or tow vehicle by use of internal combustion. It’s also used for the LP operation of appliances such as the water heater,…

Tips for Winterizing an RV Water Heater

June 8, 2017 By Editor & filed under All RV Blog Entries, Ask an RV Expert.

When winterizing with air, do you blow air through the water heater tank on normal mode? And is it okay to blow air through the pump or should you just run it dry for a few seconds? Great class by the way, thank you!

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