The RVers TV Show

Having landed on this page, you may already know who the RVgeeks are — Full-time RVers since 2003, Peter Knize & John Sullivan produce daily blog posts about RVing and host YouTube’s popular RVgeeks channel. When we were offered the opportunity to make the big leap to broadcast television as co-hosts and Co-Executive Producers of the TV series The RVers, we grabbed it with gusto.

Now filming Season 5 of The RVers, we’re also celebrating our 20th anniversary of full-time RVing in 2023!

On the website & blog you’re currently visiting, we post daily articles about a wide range of practical RV-related topics, with a focus on operation, maintenance, and upgrades. We share our experience to help our fellow RVers learn to care for their own rigs the way we care for ours.

While we cover many practical nuts & bolts topics on The RVers as well, the show provides lots of inspiration, too! We travel to foreign countries, attend exciting events, and share the stories of fellow RVers living interesting or unusual lives on the road.

What Makes “The RVers” So Popular?

The RVers is a hit with RV enthusiasts worldwide. The show focuses on every aspect of RVing, from what to consider when buying an RV, to driving it, to practical tips on boondocking, to maintaining and repairing an RV.

The entire cast travels extensively, shooting episodes as we go. We all own our own rigs, of course, but international RV travel also plays a big role in the show, as cast members rent RVs when traveling in other countries. Not only can you tour those RVs by watching the show, but you can also tour those beautiful countries along with us.

For example, in Season 2, we spent a month RVing in Italy. In Season 3, we shared the gorgeous footage we gathered with our friends and co-hosts Tom & Cait Morton as they spent five epic weeks RVing with us across New Zealand.

Meet the Cast of The RVers

Anthony Nalli: From The Aviators to The RVers

The RVers is the brainchild of Anthony Nalli, creator and Executive Producer The Aviators, the world’s most popular TV series on aviation.

Anthony and his wife Lisa sold their home and took to the road in an RV in 2015 with their 2 rescue dogs, Georgie and Charlie. They’d come around to the idea of RVing as part of their need to travel with lots of gear for filming episodes of The Avitators.

Seeing the explosion in RV living around them gave Anthony all the inspiration he needed to put his producing and directing skills to work on a new television series dedicated to the RV lifestyle. The RVers has quickly become a hit.

Peter Knize & John Sullivan: The RVgeeks

We’re 20-year full-timers, and hosts of the RVgeeks blog and YouTube channel.

We’ve lived, worked, and traveled in a Class A motorhome since 2003, so we’ve encountered a wide array of issues to resolve over the years. We share what we’ve learned with our fellow RVers in print and video.

We’re thrilled to be Co-Hosts and Co-Executive Producers of The RVers and are so proud of its success.

RVgeeks’ social media:

• YouTube: RVgeeks
• Instagram: @rvgeeks
• Blog: TheRVgeeks.com

Tom & Caitlin Morton: Mortons on the Move

In 2015, Caitlin and Tom left their jobs and sold their home to live in an RV. In the six years since, they’ve been on the move, living and working full-time from their RV.

They’ve traveled extensively throughout the United States, including an absolutely epic trip to Alaska as depicted in their fantastic series, Go North, available on YouTube and Amazon Prime.

Tom and Cait have also enjoyed some magnificent RV travel outside the country… much of it with us!

Mortons on the Move’s social media:

• YouTube: Mortons on the Move
• Instagram: @mortonsonthemove
• Facebook: @mortonsonthemove
• Blog: MortonsOnTheMove.com

How to Watch The RVers

You can watch The RVers on The Discovery Channel (including Discovery GO the day after airing & on-demand), PBS (check your local PBS station here), iTunes/AppleTV, Amazon Video, Fun Roads TV, Google Play, the Microsoft Store, and YouTubeTV. The RVers is also available internationally on the Wild Network in Canada, and iTunes in English-speaking countries such as Canada, the U.K., and Australia.

Prefer DVDs for off-grid watching? Check out The RVers online shop.

If you’d like a little more information about each episode, check out the episode guide.

What’s Next for The RVers?

Brand new Season 5 episodes of The RVers will premiere on the Discovery Channel (in the US) on Saturday, May 13th, 2023 at 8:30 am Eastern & Pacific, 7:30 am Central, and 9:30 am Mountain Time.

If you haven’t yet caught the show, check out last year’s teaser here:

If you’d like to catch a couple of segments of The RVers for free, head over to the show’s YouTube channel where you’ll find Peter teaching Cait to drive a big rig in the Season 1 pilot here, and in Episode 2 here. You can also watch a profile about us in one of the show’s “On the Road” features here.

To check out all of the show’s social media content, head to:

• YouTube: The RVers TV
• Instagram: @therverstv
• Facebook: @therverstv
• Twitter: @therverstv

Free RVing Tips, Tricks, Reviews, Giveaways & More

Subscribe to our daily newsletter! We’ve been full-time RVers for 20 years (!) and share everything we’ve learned about RVing in our daily blog posts. Join our online community to receive a wealth of great RVing knowledge delivered right to your inbox.

Whether this is your first time on the road or you’re a seasoned full-timer, you’ll love the wide range of RVing topics we cover. Don’t miss a single article or any of our famous RV gear Giveaways — Subscribe today!

---