Heath Padgett’s Epic Road Trip: From RV Entrepreneur to RV Help
When Heath Padgett left his traditional 9-to-5 in 2014, he didn’t have much of a plan beyond a borrowed RV and an itch to see the country. He and his wife Alyssa hit the road with “no marketable...
Outfitting our nüCamp Tab 320 CS-S: Best Gear + Organization Tips for Tiny Trailer Living
Outfitting a tiny trailer is a unique experience. After years of stocking larger RVs, downsizing to a nüCamp Tab 320 CS-S presented us with unique challenges. The transition required us to rethink our gear choices, optimize our space, and develop some creative...
4th of July Camp Cooking Extravaganza: Grills, Griddles, Skillets, Gear, Recipes, and More!
The 4th of July is synonymous with grilling and camp cooking, and there's no better time to up your outdoor culinary game. Whether you're grilling burgers, griddling pancakes, or cooking something unique, great gear makes all the difference. This week on The RV Atlas...
Downsizing from a Family RV to a Winnebago Class B with Kerri Cox from Travels with Birdy
To buy a Class B or not to buy a Class B? That is a question many RVers have probably considered at some point. After all, #vanlife literally has its own hashtag and a sea of influencers that make it look pretty epic. However, despite the many appeals of a Class B van, they do have their drawbacks. Kerri Cox of Travels with Birdy is here to tell us all about taking the leap from a 30-foot travel trailer to a Winnebago Travato—and all of the decision making that went into the process. What are the pros and cons of buying a Class B? What else do you need to know before buying a Class B? What’s it like to transition from a travel trailer to a Class B van?
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RV Shoe Storage Dilemmas, Buying Used Pop Ups, Season Opening Trips
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After years of RV adventures—and owning everything from pop-ups to a 32-foot Grand Design Imagine—we've added a new, smaller rig to our camping lineup: a 2024 nüCamp Tab 320 CS-S. This teardrop trailer with a clamshell kitchen is already bringing a whole new level of...
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Every week, we receive fantastic questions from The RV Atlas community, and this week, we’re tackling three trending topics: RVing to Boston and Washington DC, budget-friendly camping in Acadia National Park, and renting a motorhome for the first time. Whether you're...
Ocean Lakes Family Campground Review + Our 14 Favorite Things to Do in Myrtle Beach
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Is Seasonal Camping Right for Your Family? Tips, Tricks, Costs, and Considerations
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