Learning to Drive an RV – Part 1: Peter teaches Caitlin to drive a massive motorhome – his – with the naive hope that he’ll get it back from the rookie driver unscathed! A Sense of Community: Tightly knit but dispersed, how meeting strangers can quickly turn to establishing lifelong friendships.
Learning to Drive an RV – Part 2: We find out how Caitlin does when she finally has the chance to drive Peter’s home-on-wheels in busy Southern California traffic. Mobile Internet 101: Cherie and Chris uncover the (often very complicated) secrets of staying connected while roaming across the country.
Choosing an RV – Drivables: Is there such as thing as too many choices? Yup! But Anthony helps narrow down the options that can seem so daunting, so often, to so many. Boondocking – Living Off the Grid: John wonders how is living without being connected to power, water, or plumbing even possible much less a commonly preferred way to RV?
Choosing an RV – Towables: Yes, you CAN take it with you. Just hook it up to your bumper, right? Well, that depends. Anthony learns about towables, both massive and tiny. The Power of RV Batteries: Tom sciences things up as he teaches us about the many kinds of battery technologies and which are best for mobile living. RV Gear: Peter shows us why certain encountered gadgets can have you choosing between paying now… or paying later!
On the Level: Peter and John show us why not having a level RV can melt the ice cream in your freezer. No kidding… it’s that serious! When to DIY and When to Get Help: Not handy? Well, you’d be surprised how handy you can be when there are no other options! But there are times when getting some help is the right thing to do. Making an RV Your Own – Mattresses: If anyone needs their beauty sleep it’s Anthony, but it’s not that easy when as he learns about the shortcomings of standard RV beds.
Tires – Your Rubber Safety Buffer: John explains why tires are so important being the only thing between your home on the road and the road itself! Touring Alaska: Tom and Cait trek to the edge of the world with dozens of RVers as part of a massive Alaskan caravan.
RVing with Pets: Nothing makes an RV feel more like home than sharing the lifestyle with your furry family members. But if you’re not careful, it can be a nightmare for them, you, and your neighbors! Working Age RVers: Xscapers’ Travis and Melanie Carr discuss how the fastest growing demographic in RVing have their work/life balance just right.
Entertainment 101: Sure RVing is about the great outdoors, but Cherie and Chris explain how can you scratch that binge watching itch when rainy days keep you inside? Boondocking Newbies: Peter pulls the plug on Anthony and Matt as they embark on true off-the-grid RVing for the first time – a far cry from the constant full hook-ups Anthony has become accustomed to!
International RVing: Peter and John explain several of the unique aspects of RVing from driving to electrical to sewer while on a beautiful journey through Italy. RV Etiquette: Tom and Cait hilariously cover a pretty thorough list of very helpful “Do’s” and not-so-nice “Don’ts” in this can’t miss segment!
RVing with Friends: Spending time with friends is great. But camping with them is pretty darn close to living together. The Geeks and Mortons find a way to strike a balance without striking each other! RV Electrical: Tom and John explain the basics of how different parts of the RV use power and how the sources of that power manage to keep up to the demand. Towing 101: Peter learns about the various ways RVers can bring their family car along for the ride.
Disabled RVers: There are million excuses not to do something. Jim and Mica are an inspiring couple who teach us that none of them are enough to keep you from living and enjoying your life. Solar Power: Free, available, and very effective, John and Peter share the power of solar power.
Conquering Alaska: Tom and Cait take us through their epic Alaskan expedition as they live out the lifelong dream of many RVers in grand and spectacular fashion. RV Insurance: Anthony learns about the ins and outs RV insurance from the family that, well, invented it.
Non-RVer Transition: Believe it or not, most people whose work relates to the RV industry don’t actually RV! That’s about to change for Sean as he takes possession of his new camper van. Overnighting: Anthony gets some advice on the many ways you can stop for the night without having to pay for a campsite.
All About Towbars: Towbars allow your car to tag along with you on your RV trip when you need more nimble wheels for around town. Inverters: Many of the electrical items in an RV are designed to work on 12 volts. But many kitchen appliances and consumer electronics need household 120 volt. That’s why you need an inverter!
Family RVing: Adam and Celine explain the many things to consider when RVing with school-aged kids for extended periods of time. RV Skirting: Yes, you can RV year-round in sub-freezing temperatures, but not without taking some extra steps to keep warm.
Electrical System Overhaul: Most RVs have come with a single lead acid battery for basic needs making boondocking a challenge. But better batteries and solar can easily take you off-grid for extended periods. Fire and Ice – RV Refrigeration: Tom explains the RV witchcraft that allows your RV fridge to work using not only electricity but also (of all things) fire!
National Parks: Part of what makes RVing incredible is the ability to visit some of the most spectacular parts of the country for long enough to really take it all in, recharging your heart and soul! RV Water Filtration: You never can know for sure the quality of the water you’re getting at any given location. Utilizing the right filters can make virtually any water pure, clean, and delicious.
Conquering New Zealand: Tom, Cait, Peter, and John live the bucket-list dream of countless many by RVing on the other side of the planet. No small endeavor indeed, but fortunately there’s plenty of help. Replacing and AC – DIY?: The time to replace your AC will likely be on the hottest day of the year! If you can’t wait for a service visit, taking on the task yourself is something Peter and John encourage you to try.
Whether restoring an outdated or dilapidated rig or just making your RV your own, renovations projects are immensely popular, and we showcase RV Love's and Rock Star Matt's. On The Road: Extreme fitness buffs Jeff and Deb Spencer.
Cait details the aesthetic and practical renovations to their new off-road beast. And The RVers Family take simple steps to improve the full-time living space of their trailer. On The Road: Ultimate Montana renovator Cortni Armstrong
Driving a huge RV down the highway can be a bit scary, so anything that helps to stabilize things is always welcomed. And Tom shows us how to attach your towable for safety and stability. On The Road: RV park managers Anne and Mel.
The RV service experience is unfortunately nothing like what you might be used to with your car - for now. And we get an introduction to a series of ultra-rugged travel trailers ideal for off-roading. On The Road: Camper van builder Chad.
The future is now as we look at the clever science of water purification. And we learn about how new technology in RV AC systems significantly reduces power demands. On The Road: Touring guitarist Steve.
Peter, John, Tom, and Cait RV to one of the country's most popular event destinations to experience the unique wonder and astonishing beauty from every perspective. On The Road: Quartzsite RV Show's Kimmy King.
Tom, Cait, Peter, and John caravan from one country to the next experiencing the wonder of RVing in Europe. And how to avoid disaster when your house on wheels hurling down the highway loses a tire.
Four season RVing requires thoughtful planning and careful attention to the details - or else. And Peter and John share the trials and tribulations of 2 decades on the road.
We take a look at the best of the best of RVing luxury. Then we explore how high-tech is finally finding its way into RVs.
We take you out for some extreme RVing starting with an offroad adventure that tests the toughest RV we've ever seen. Then we look at a fifth-wheel trailer like no other.
Can a mobile home that's anything but mobile actually be considered an RV? Then, is your RV in the shop? Considering a different kind of RV? RV curious and don't own one? The answer - RV rentals.
Some RVers are avoid Mexico due to concerns about safety or complicated border procedures, but touring in a group makes the beauty and adventure of Mexico possible with ease.