Lifestyle & Travel
The Boondock Life
“Where the heck are we gonna park this thing!?” Crossing the state line on that maiden voyage back in 2019, this question rolled over me with a wave of anxiety.…
off-grid
RV
EcoFlow Brings Innovative Power Solution to Winnebago Class B Camper Van
Innovative tech and energy company EcoFlow has joined forces with RV manufacturer Winnebago to announce an exciting new project. Yesterday, the two companies unveiled an upgraded version of the Winnebago…
Trending RVs
Ember Premieres First RVs
Ember Recreational Vehicles showcased their first new RVs to select dealers by private appointment last week. At the event, Ember debuted four of its innovative travel trailers designed for off-road…
Trending Gear
Gear Guide: Solar Panel Kits to Add to Your Rig
Whether you’re a weekend warrior or a full-timer, a big part of the RV lifestyle is the independence that comes with it. You can go where you want, when you…
DIY & How To’s
Everything You Need to Know About RV Solar Systems
Did you know that an area the size of a 32-foot travel trailer’s roof receives enough energy from the sun during six hours in the middle of the day to…
Trailer Reviews
Travel Trailer Review: Venture Sonic X SN211VDBX
Venture RV’s Sonic X debuted as a concept rig at the RV Industry Association’s 2019 RVXevent. Designed as a fully self-sustainable travel trailer, it got a lot of attention, leading Venture to…
Places to Go & Things to Do
Backcountry Camping on the Continental Divide Trail
It might look like we were emulating the mountain men of the early 1800s, but we were not mule skinners in Conestoga or Studebaker prairie schooners. We weren’t riding horses…
Safety & Maintenance
How Much Solar Do I need on My RV?
Having four big solar panels attached to the roof of our trailer attracts a bit of attention when we pull into most campgrounds. It is not uncommon for a new…
Places to Go & Things to Do
Camping in Canada’s Northwest Territories
As we passed through Dawson Creek, British Columbia, last summer, an RVer on his way back down the Alaska Highway told me that Alaska was too remote for his tastes…