Feb 26 2008
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The Official Blog of the Open Road for RVers by RVers
CoolRVToyz.com Product Review
We live fulltime in our 30 ft class C motorhome. I learned early on to eliminate *all* unnecessary weight, and that included those big campground directories we used to have. So, I was delighted when asked to review this CD from CoolRVToyz.com. They call it “The Ultimate RV Parks and Campgrounds Directory.” “With more than [...]
Internet in Your RV
The Internet has moved from novelty to virtual necessity for many people in recent years. RV satellite internet technology brings this necessity to your RV. For many people, the internet has become a way of life. It is used to keep in touch with family and friends. I use it to pay bills and handle [...]
Maintaining Your Wastewater Tank
Wastewater tanks are the easiest things to keep clean and smelling like roses. All you have to do is maintain them and they will never be a problem. I will give you a few ways to do this and not have to worry about the smell that creeps up in your RV from time to [...]
RV Today Archive- Estes Park CO
Looking for a destination high in the Rocky Mountains where you can ride horses, hike and get in tune with nature? Than Estes Park, Colorado, featured in this RV Today Video, is the place for you, with many people saying it is “quintessential Colorado”.
With its close proximity to The Rocky Mountain National Park, the village [...]
Locked Out of Our RV! (And Loving It)
Airstream RV Blog #79 - Locked Out … And Lovin’ It! from Sean Michael on Vimeo.
Okay, so it finally happened to us. We managed to lock ourselves out of our RV.
“How on earth did this happen,” you ask? (And yes, I can hear you snickering.)
It was easy! On an Airstream there are two door locks. [...]
Pedometers
By Lynn Difley
Now I have to admit I’m not much of a gadget person, not quite a Luddite, but I have my suspicions about anything with wires, gears, or encased parts. But here’s one I love and I highly recommend to everyone, gadget lover or no.
A pedometer is a nifty little gadget that counts your [...]
Care for a Truck and Camper
We have been working on new suspension products for pick-ups for quite some time now, and last week we had the opportunity to work on a Dodge heavy-duty truck that would allow us to use much of the knowledge we have gained working on motorhome chassis. This truck hauls a camper, and although it was [...]
Pet Safety on the Road
I see it all the time… a driver holding a small dog in his or her lap while trying to manuever a vehicle down a busy street or on the open road. Invariably, the dog will move back and forth, and the driver will have to look around it on either side to try to watch the [...]
Extending the Life of your RV Awnings
Awnings are a great feature to have on your RV. There are several different types of RV awnings and they serve different purposes. There are window and door awnings that provide shade and keep rain away from your RV windows or entry door. There are slide-out awnings that protect the slide-out roof from debris and [...]
End of the Summer? Maybe! End of Camping? NOT!
To many, many people this weekend seems to be the end of the camping season. When I was a kid, this weekend was the end of summer and freedom. After all summer of running around mainly barefoot, leaving the house in the morning and not having to come back until the streetlights [...]
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