Renegade Verona 36VSB – How we chose
Our 2nd night on the road home from FL to NM we had a nice storm….
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General Camping
General Camping is used as a catch all for things that don’t really fit into another category.
RV myths and downright falsehoods
RV Myths and mis-information from social media – with the TRUTH!
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Intro to Boondocking
There are a few subjects in the RV camping world that cause people dread. First is probably dealing with the black tank, but I’d suspect the thought of camping without hook-ups is easily in the top 5 for the folks that haven’t done it. In this Intro to Boondocking we will go over the basics
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Eternabond RV Camper Roof Repair Miracle Cure?
The Problem This fall while doing my winter shutdown and winterizing I did my typical inspection of the roof. Everyone should inspect their camper roof once or twice a year to make sure you don’t have any problems that could cause a leak. A roof leak that doesn’t get repaired can cause a tremendous amount
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Arctic Fox 27-5L, Our Perfect Trailer (sold)
The wife and I currently own and love our 2018 Arctic Fox 27-5L. We’ll go over why we chose this model our of the VAST number of campers on the market as well as lay out some of the highlights and downside. In addition we’ll list out the repairs and modifications we have performed.
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Our 1st Camper – 2004 Casita Spirit Deluxe
We bought our first camper in 2007, before that I had a sleeping bed setup in the bed of my truck with a fiberglass shell. That setup worked great for us for many years., Then one day we woke up in the morning and there were HUGE bear tracks right through camp in the mud.
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Our 3rd Camper – 2007 Keystone Raptor 299MP
The Search The above 2007 Keystone Raptor 299MP was a mistake purchase. We had recently acquired a 4-wheeler and wanted to have a rig to use to take the bike with us camping. I had done some research and felt that a toyhauler would be our best option. The problem I was running into is
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