The Webs Best Camping Guide

There are numerous camping clubs around the country and more starting every year. How real are the discounts? Are they right for you? What types of camping clubs should you belong to? There are three main types of Clubs. 50% off clubs. Started by Passport America several years ago, there are several of these now. Campgrounds become ... Read more

It’s inexpensive. Camping is one the most reasonable priced vacations obtainable. You’ll need to borrow or buy a tent for your first outing. Flashlights, sleeping bags or blankets, pillows, pots and pans, utensils, cooler, folding chairs and many other camping needs you already have. Read a couple camping checklist before you go... Read more

For some pet owners, camping with their family means piling Lucky into the vehicle along with the kids, the cooler and the camping equipment. The experience can be an incredibly enjoyable one for you, your pet and your camping neighbors, if just a few tips are followed . . . Keep Molly on a leash at all times, even... Read more

Congratulations you bought your first RV and you are ready to begin your first road trip. Before you leave, make sure you bring the things you need. I am not talking about food, utensils, blankets and pillows, but rather the odds and ends that you need to setup and use your RV properly. Like most checklists, you will probably... Read more

What did they call me? RVer: Anyone who owns or uses an RV of course! Full-Timer: RVer who lives in an RV all year. Snowbirds: RVers from the North who head for the warmer regions during the winter. Caravan: An organized group of three or more RVs. Where do I camp? Campsite: A single camping spot. Collections of campsites are generally referred to as Campgrounds, Camping... Read more

Now that you have bought that new boat or RV, it is time to learn to back it up. If you have ever tried to back up a trailer, you know how difficult it can be. Backing up a trailer is actually a simple operation. However, it involves some counter-intuitive techniques that are not really taught to most drivers. Let’s begin... Read more

If you have ever handled a wrench and a screwdriver, you can probably winterize your RV. If your RV has a water heater bypass already installed, you should be able to complete the job in about an hour with a few hand tools and a couple of gallons of non-toxic antifreeze. If it does not, it is a little more... Read more

Awning damage is one of the most frequent claims that RVers make on their insurance. In the rush to buy/sell an RV, one component that is frequently overlooked is the awning. Learning to properly set up and use your RV awning could save you the expense and hassle caused by a damaged awning. Most awning manufacturers have a disclaimer that declares... Read more