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Many of us get into RVing because we want to make special memories with our children. If you're traveling with little ones (or big ones), chances are, a bunkhouse trailer is on your wishlist or in your driveway. Whether you are buying your first bunkhouse or upgrading...
There's nothing quite like vintage Airstreams. They're sleek, they're shiny, and they're iconic. Because of their enduring appeal, they're a top pick for those wanting to renovate a classic trailer. Patrick Botticelli is currently renovating a 1961 Bambi. He's joining...
We toured hundreds of towable and motorized units in 2019. And we’ve got some breaking news for you: it was a big year for RVs. So what is on the horizon? Great question. Here are our favorite RV trends for 2020. Every September we get so excited when the new crop of...
We decided to make life really interesting by taking our brand new Eagle HT 264BHOK dry camping for its first trip out. Which means we were basically ignoring every piece of advice we have ever given about taking a shakedown trip in a new rig. It's smart to camp close...
Okay, okay, so we ended up with a brand new Jayco Eagle HT 264BHOK even though we weren't shopping for a new RV. And now everyone wants to know WHY???!!!! So here's the whole scoop. First of all, we really loved a lot of things about our Octane 272 toy hauler. We knew...
Last month we drove our beloved Jayco Octane 272 toy hauler to the RV dealership to get a trade in quote. Why did we do this? Did we hate Buck the Toy Hauler? Had our camping plans for the future changed dramatically? Nope. We were actually very happy with the toy...
Towing an RV with a van is an option most folks don't even consider. But we think it's an outside of the box tow vehicle that deserves a bit more air time. For many people, deciding on a tow vehicle to pull a travel trailer just means choosing which truck to...
Woohoo! You’ve taken the plunge and purchased an RV. All you have to do is drive it home, right? Not so fast. Taking delivery of a new RV can be a bit more complicated than folks expect. The process of taking home a new (or new-to-you) RV is a little more complicated...
Buying an RV is very different from shopping for a new car or truck. While there may be some similarities, there are many more differences. The learning curve can be steep for first time RV buyers, so here's what you need to know before you dive in. Let's start with...
If you are a first time RV shopper, you might be surprised--and a little overwhelmed--at how many options there are out there! Once you have settled on the type of RV you are looking for (travel trailer, fifth wheel, motorhome), you’ll still have to decide the size...
