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10 Tips for Traveling with Pets

The RV lifestyle is great for many reasons, but one of the best parts of RVing is being able to take your furry friends with you on the road. If... View Content

10 Tips for Finding Free and Cheap Entertainment On the Road

As RVers, we’re always looking for smart ways to save money while on the road! Lauren Grijalva, a full time RVer and RV Repair Club contributor, is sharing some of... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: The Old Mormon Road

It’s doubtful that anyone is born with a gene that makes them an expert RVer on day one. When we bought our first RV – a 22-foot lightweight travel trailer... View Content

9 Awesome National Parks for RVers

National Parks are great destinations to see some breathtaking scenery. However, many RVers are surprised upon arrival that not all National Park campsites are RV friendly. Sometimes, RVers need to... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: Across the Top of America Part 1

Our stay on Whidbey Island in Washington State was drawing to a close. Ahead of us was a cross-country journey along the top of the country on our way to... View Content

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

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... View Content

Tips for Viewing the 2017 Solar Eclipse

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... View Content

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

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.... View Content

Tips for Traveling with Dogs in an RV

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... View Content

Where Would You Go In Your RV?

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,... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: Far, Far Away in the Contiguous US

For the majority of US national parks in the contiguous states of America (the lower 48), it takes dedication to ignore the summer overflow of visitors. The more scenic, the... View Content

Why Do You Love RVing?

They say RVing is a way of life – not just a pastime or something to do on the weekends or throughout the summer. What exactly is it about RVing... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: A Quick Solution for a Desperate Dilemma

At 1:28am while parked in an isolated national park campground, the 12-volt smoke alarm sounded. Seven-plus hours later, I accidentally discovered and in two seconds solved the problem. Starting this... View Content

On the Road with Sue: Waterton Glacier International Peace Park

Glacier National Park actually doesn’t end at the US-Canada border. It continues upwards into our northern neighbor’s territory, where it becomes Waterton Glacier International Peace Park, the smallest national park... View Content

13 Things I’ve Learned About RVing… So Far!

We’ve owned our fifth wheel trailer for about two and a half years now. Last summer, we hit the road for 12 weeks, loving every minute. We’ve done a number... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: The Agness Road

Stories from the Road Less Traveled… There comes a point in RV travel when it’s time to ask the critical question: “How far to the next service station that sells... View Content

On the Road with Sue: Washington’s Olympic National Park

The crown of the Olympic Peninsula has got to be Olympic National Park, consisting of a million acres – including 73 miles of pristine Pacific Ocean beaches, rain forests, alpine... View Content

On the Road with Sue: The Surprising Olympic Peninsula

Making the turn to drive the loop around the Olympic Peninsula feels as if you’re stepping back in time about 30 years. The Peninsula’s Route 101 is 350 miles long,... View Content

On the Road with Sue: Glacier National Park

Often referred to as the Crown of the Continent, Glacier National Park offers visitors incredible views, 762 amazing lakes, 2,865 miles of streams, 175 mountains, 700 hiking trails, and a... View Content

10 Best National Parks and Destinations for RV Camping

There are so many different places to visit in the United States, it’s sometimes hard to know how to start picking a destination. Thankfully, we’ve compiled a list of places... View Content

On the Road with Sue: Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim

Much has been written about the Grand Canyon – most of it far more eloquently than I could ever dream of putting into words. It’s awesome. It’s breathtaking. It’s inspiring.... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: A Peek at Pinnacles

Tucked in the fold of the map between Central and Southern California is the newest treasure in the US National Park system, Pinnacles. In 2014 it was designated the 59th... View Content

The Never-Bored RVers’ Journal: Keeping in Touch on the Road with E-Postcards

You’ve fled the comfort of your home, off to exotic places. Many of your friends think you’re following in the footsteps of Davy Crockett or Lewis & Clark, having driven... View Content

On the Road with Sue: Durango Silverton Railroad

The small town of Durango, located in the southwestern corner of Colorado, has much to offer RVers, outdoor adventurists, and tourists in general. Surrounded by the breathtaking San Juan Mountains,... View Content