Traveling in an RV is great but having a group to travel with is awesome! RV Owner’s groups offer an opportunity to meet and travel with other RVers - often those who own the same type of RV.

Planning any RV trip can be a bit complicated but when it’s a trip that will span weeks or months, the planning takes on a new dimension! These tips will help you get organized and make the most of your longer RV trips.

RV breakdowns and repairs don’t have to send you into despair. With a little observation, and a good troubleshooting process you’ll be able to identify the problem, get the help you need and get back on the road quicker.

Should you make campground reservations or not? That is the question on every RVer’s mind and a topic that generates a lot of conversation around the firepit! Here’s a look at the pros and cons for both sides of the question and hopefully you’ll find the answer that fits your small-RV travel style!

Planning an RV trip budget can seem a bit overwhelming, but it pays big dividends for your efforts. Budgeting for travel costs like fuel, RV campgrounds, meal costs, and entertainment takes just a little number crunching and will help you plan an RV trip that fits your budget and one you’ll remember!

How much stuff do you need to buy for your new RV? Probably not as much as you might think. Small RVs are pretty self-contained. We will walk you through what you actually need to set up your RV and keep it maintained.

Keeping your RV in tip-top shape means regular maintenance. Conducting an RV checkup twice a year is a good way to prevent major problems. Here is our Fall RV maintenance checklist of what we do to keep our RV ready for the road.

Learn tips about choosing the right class of RV, the right manufacturer, and the options that will make your new RV just right for you. And, bonus, we added a quick RV Buying Decision Checklist at the end!

Tiny RV kitchens make cooking a real challenge. But with a little organization and a few tips, you’ll be enjoying the moble-chef life!