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How Do RV Holding Tank Sensors Work?
There are some aspects of RVing that most of us don’t think about on a daily basis. They’re those things that, when they serve us well, are barely noticeable. But when they fail, well –...
RV Window Replacement: Measure & Install A New RV Window
An RV is part house and part vehicle, and sometimes, after the “house” has been driven for miles and miles over bumpy roads, maintenance issues can arise. Among the potential repairs that an RV owner...
Do Gas Powered Motorhomes Lack Power?
We’ve lived, worked, and traveled in a diesel pusher that we’ve driven all over the United States, Canada, and even into Mexico for nearly two decades. But we’ve driven a gas-powered motorhome now and again...
Where to Find Mobile RV Repair Near You
In today’s post, we’re looking at the concept of mobile RV repair. RVs require a fair amount of maintenance and are sure to need a bit of repair work from time to time. It’s no...
How to Save Money On Campgrounds
There’s a school of thought that suggests that RVing and camping are expensive. The folks who subscribe to that theory aren’t necessarily wrong. Camping and RVing can be expensive. But there are ways to save...
The Benefits of an RV Inspection Before Buying
When shopping for an RV, there are many things to look for regarding liveability and driveability. First, of course, you’ll want a floor plan that suits your needs, and you’ll want to be sure you’re...
Is Campground WiFi Reliable?
Many RVers enjoy staying at campgrounds and RV parks during their travels. When making travel plans, they’ll check campground amenities, and when they see campground WiFi listed, they’re comforted to know they’ll be able to...
Can You Flat Tow a Honda CR-V?
As owners of a large Class A motorhome, we flat tow a Honda CR-V behind our rig and have done so for nearly two decades now. Yes, the SAME Honda CR-V! We bought it brand...
What Are the Best Motorhome Storage Options?
We live and work full time in our motorhome, and there are approximately one million other people who do the same. But we’re a minority when compared to the number of people who vacation in...
The Best Places to Buy a Used Class A RV
The used Class A motorhome market is absolutely screaming these days for a number of reasons. First, more people than ever before are interested in traveling by RV. Remote work opportunities mean that people don’t...
What An RV Propane Detector Is And How it Could Save Your Life!
All RVers have different priorities according to their preferred style of RVing. For example, larger holding tanks and a solar system are important to boondockers, but probably not important to travelers who exclusively camp in...
Washable Rugs for RVs + 20% My Magic Carpet Discount Code!
When talking about DIY RVers like us, “washable rugs” probably isn’t the first phrase that comes to mind. But our recent research into a potential new RV has brought up a topic we rarely cover –...
How to Plan Your RV Trip When You’re Offline
Considering how much of the world is online these days, you may be wondering why we’re posting about how to be an offline RV trip planner. We get it that all of our lives are...
What is an RV Water Bladder?
As you may already know, boondocking is our favorite way to camp. We love the desert, the forest, camping beside a body of water – anywhere we’re surrounded almost exclusively by nature. Our Class A...
5 Awesomely Small Class A Motorhomes
We’ve traveled, lived, and worked in a Class A motorhome for nearly two decades now. Our first rig was a 2002 39’ Fleetwood Bounder Diesel (model 39Z if you’re really curious), and our current home...
What is a Super C RV?
There are several classes of RVs available to own, all with perks that are enjoyable and well worth having. But every RVer is different, and we all have different priorities based on our lifestyles and...
Is an Extended RV Warranty Worth It?
Buying an RV involves a multitude of important considerations. We’re all quick to consider things like the floorplan, fuel mileage, sleeping capacity, the size of holding tanks, and whether we want to buy new or...
An RV Inverter: What Is It And How Do You Use It?
So you love RV travel and especially enjoy camping off the grid… but you ALSO love your modern electrical conveniences. You work on a computer. You like to use a coffee maker in the morning...
How to Remove RV Decals Yourself
For various reasons lots of folks are interested in RV decal removal but aren’t sure quite how to tackle the project. Fear of damaging your RV’s finish, or causing the decals to go from somewhat...
Does My RV Need a Water Pressure Regulator?
We recently posted an article about how to connect your RV to full hookups to give new RVers a boost of confidence as they set out on the marvelous journey of RV travel, as we...
What Does an RV Mechanic Actually Do -vs- What Can You Do Yourself?
We all appreciate a good RV mechanic, especially when something within our home-on-wheels is broken or malfunctioning and we’re not familiar with the components involved. In essence, though, this is how we became RVgeeks in...
Repairing or Replacing an RV Door? Here’s What You Need to Know
Your RV door is an important component of your home-on-wheels. Not only does it secure all of the belongings you carry with you in your home/travel vehicle, but it plays a significant role in keeping...
7 Best Free Camping Apps for the Avid Boondocker
Who doesn’t love reliable free camping apps? And by “free camping apps” we’re talking about apps to help you find free camping (not free apps to help you find camping… see the difference?… although most...
How to Hook Up an RV: Connecting Your RV to Full Hook-Ups
Your RV is a home on wheels. When you arrive at a campsite with full hook-ups, you’ve got all the comforts of home including electricity, running water, a kitchen, and a bathroom. But in order...