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Dingy Tow Like a Pro
Last month we looked at the basics of how to get started in towing a vehicle behind a motorhome—or “dinghy towing.” But what about after you get started? Here, we’ll…
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Buyer’s Guide: RV Kitchens That Let You Cook
Want to whip up a five-star meal at the campsite? These RV kitchens can help you do just that. So, stock the fridge, bring your favorite recipes and a healthy…
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Road Icon: The Vixen Motorhome was a Beautiful Land Yacht
If you could ask Bill Owens what inspired the Vixen Motorhome, the automotive engineer might tell you about his dream of owning a cruising boat with his wife, Nina. He…
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The Ride: Meet the Newmar Freedom Aire Luxury Class C Model
Over the course of its 50-plus years in business, Newmar Corp. has made some of the finest motorhomes to grace American highways and campgrounds. The company’s King Aire and Dutch…
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Wildsam Road Ready: Nov/Dec, 2025 — Park Smart Tire Savers and Smooth RV Start
Photo Credit: GaragePros Prevent Flat Spots Preventing flat spots during RV storage doesn’t have to be hard. Long-term RV storage is part of the deal, which can result in flat…
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Good Sam’s 2025 Holiday Gift Guide
The holidays are upon us, and let’s face it—unless you’ve been blessed with the gift of gift-giving, finding the perfect present for the outdoorsy adventurer in your life can feel…
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Tech Spotlight: Auxiliary Braking Systems
The stakes are high enough when you drive a motorhome. And with your several-thousand-pound daily driver behind it, they’re even higher. Cruising the highway, you wouldn’t be the first person…
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Buyer’s Guide: Cute Couples Campers
Compact but well-appointed, these couples campers are built for two, making them the ideal escape pods for weekend getaways and extended adventures. Photo Credit: Winnebago Winnebago Thrive 24RKS The latest…
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Meet the Maker: RoadMaster is King of the Road
Growing up in Tooele, Utah, Jerry A. Edwards had little inclination that he’d spend nearly seven decades of his professional life in the RV industry. His dad was a deep…
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How to Tow a Dingy
Once you’re settled into a campground—leveled your rig, put out the awning and hooked up with power, water and sewer, extended the steps, covered the windshield and whatever else—the last…