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Last fall we did something completely unnecessary and bought a 22 year old camper for $1,000 off Facebook Marketplace. Well, we are finally done with the pop up camper remodel and so excited to share the details! If you don't know the whole Penny the Pop Up story, you...
We try to stay on point in most of our podcasting and blogging content. We figure most people come to RVFTA to learn more about RVing or discover amazing destinations to visit with their rigs. You don't want to hear about our arguments over household chores or carpool...
We have tested a lot of gear of the last few years of podcasting. A lot. Hundreds and hundreds of items have appeared on our gear and gift guides since 2015. So we decided it was time to open up the RVFTA Gear Hall of Fame. Over the course of the last podcast season,...
We have a little confession to make. We had a seasonal camping site. And now we don't. On this week's RVFTA podcast episode, we tell the whole story, from why we decided to start seasonal camping to why we decided to give up our site. At the very last minute. As in,...
We all love our kids and want to keep them safe. But we also want to teach them responsibility and independence. Many RVing families struggle with balancing those two goals at the campground. How do we know this? Because we get asked about campground safety all the...
Some people make resolutions on New Year's Eve. Not us. We love celebrating the opening of our RV season with a little tradition called RVFTA's Spring Camping Resolutions. It's hard to believe we've been making our Spring Camping Resolutions for four years now!!! And...
Glacier National Park is one of the most iconic travel destinations in the United States. And St. Mary/East Glacier KOA may be the best base camp for exploring the east side of the national park. Before we dive further into the campground review, it's important for...
We've been interested in RV solar power since we bought our first travel trailer. The idea of enjoying all the creature comforts of the RV without being plugged into shore power is a pretty sweet concept. But every time we started to do a little research, we gave up...
The North Texas Jellystone is all the proof we needed that everything really is bigger in Texas. This campground is located about 30 minutes south of Fort Worth and about an hour southwest of Dallas. It was our second Jellystone Park stop on our recent trip to the...
A couple of weeks ago, we hightailed out of the snowy northeast and headed towards warmer weather in Texas. Now we know that Texas isn't known as a famous spring break destination. But, guess what? It should be. From feasting on delicious gas station tacos to...
